Bundled Cables are used when combining Insulated Wires of different colors, and then having them come back out again at a later point. It can connect all 16 colors of Insulated Wire without them interfering with one another on a single block.
Depending on type of Insulated Cable you used to make the wire; there are 16 different base colors of bundled cables. As they are still Insulated Wires; Bundled Cables will only connect to another cable of the same color which make them even more useful for compact mechanisms.
Power supplied to the cable from Insulated Wire (uninsulated wire doesn't connect to the cable) will only power other wires of the same color attached to the cable. Unlike vanilla Redstone Wire, the power signal running through Bundled Cables does not have to be boosted by way of a Redstone Repeater until after the 255th block.
Usage With A Computer
When using Bundled Cables with a Computer, be sure that the cable comes straight out from the side, not across the side, that you wish to connect to on the computer. The usage of bundled cables is as follows:
-- Usage of bundled cables with computers. Uploaded by CrashDive 12 November, 2015. cSide = "back" -- Change this to the side of the bundled cable. rs.setBundledOutput(cSide, colors.white) -- Toggles the white cable on/off and turns off all other colors. rs.setBundledOutput(cSide, colors.combine(colors.orange, colors,brown)) -- Toggles orange and brown cables and turns off all other cables. rs.setBundledOutput(cSide, colors.combine(rs.getBundledOutput(cSide), colors.black) -- Toggles the black cable on and does not change the state of any other cables. rs.setBundledOutput(cSide, colors.subtract(rs.getBundledOutput(cSide), colors.black) -- Toggles the black cable on and does not chane the state of any other cable. rs.setBundledOutput(cSide, 0) -- Turns off all cables.
Recipe
The three levers that are activated send different inputs through the cable, which correspond to their different outputs.
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