I’ll try to answer without looking it up:
When in normal mode (tiny torch off) if the signal entering the side is stronger than in the back than it releases no signal, otherwise it releases signal if the is signal entering the back.
When in subtract mode (tiny torch on) it will subtract the strength of the side signal from the strength of the back signal.
Also it can detect fullness of containers and states of multi-state things to emit a signal proportionately.
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“It’s really quite simple”
— Some guy with a moustache
im not a redstone engineer
sorry
too relatable
I’ve learned just enough to sort of use it for automatic crafting benches.
7? Rookie numbers!
So you’ve being living on earth for all this time? How does a RMBK reactor works.
As far as I understand it, maybe, is that it counts container values.
Ive been playing for 10 years and i also dont know and ik too scared to try
“how’s does” dude’s grammar is cooked
I like how nobody’s actually explaining how it works.
[They’re really useful for auto sorters and crafters.](https://youtu.be/dQw4w9WgXcQ?si=FPWBp2AOEWDi9rR-)
This is
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14 years here 🥰 love me some mc
It probably compares things
I’ll try to answer without looking it up:
When in normal mode (tiny torch off) if the signal entering the side is stronger than in the back than it releases no signal, otherwise it releases signal if the is signal entering the back.
When in subtract mode (tiny torch on) it will subtract the strength of the side signal from the strength of the back signal.
Also it can detect fullness of containers and states of multi-state things to emit a signal proportionately.
I hope I got this correct