Bundled Network Cable - Commoble/morered GitHub Wiki
Bundled Network Cable blocks can transmit redstone power from Colored Network Cables on sixteen channels along floors, walls, and ceilings, and around corners. They can connect to Colored Network Cables and Bundled Network Cables, but not to Colored Network Cables of different colors.
Bundled Network Cables can be attached to solid faces of blocks; attaching a wire to a face consumes a wire item, and breaking that wire or the block that the wire is attached to causes a wire item to be dropped.
Bundled Network Cables transmit sixteen-channel power between themselves and other adjacent blocks capable of transmitting sixteen-channel power (mostly Colored Network Cables and Bundled Cable Relay Plates. Power from multiple colors of cable will be kept separate while being conducted through the bundled cable.
Bundled Network Cables use power values in a range of [0,31], effectively letting them transmit power across almost twice as many connections as redstone dust; standard redstone power is converted to expanded-range power and back by doubling or halving where appropriate. Bundled Cable Posts connected by Bundled Cable Spools are recommended for long-distance signal transmission.
Holds the six direction fields containing the power channels for each face
"down"
"up"
"north"
"south"
"west"
"east"
Compound
Holds the power value for a specific face
"channel_flags"
Short
A 16-bit number whose bits represent which channels are being used for the given side, in wool color order (with the LSB representing "white" and the MSB representing "black")
"power_bytes"
Byte Array
An array of 0 to 16 bytes representing the power value of the channels present (with index 0 being the least-significant "1" bit's color in channel_flags, index 1 being the second-least 1, index 2 being the third, etc)
History
Version
Changelog
1.16.5-2.1.1.0
Fixed a bug where bundled cable blockentities would be loaded in an incorrect power state