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| − | The motor block in AAGRINDER is represented by <span style="color:#9e2929">M</span> and can be crafted from cables. | + | The motor block in AAGRINDER is represented by <span style="color:#9e2929">M</span> and can be crafted from cables and magnetite. |
The motor can be used for moving structures in any direction. When receiving a signal on a wire, the motor will move in a direction depending on the received signal character: | The motor can be used for moving structures in any direction. When receiving a signal on a wire, the motor will move in a direction depending on the received signal character: | ||
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The easiest way to generate signals w, a, s and d, is by typing them into a terminal block connected to the motor. | The easiest way to generate signals w, a, s and d, is by typing them into a terminal block connected to the motor. | ||
| − | When moving, the motor will also push all | + | When moving, the motor will also push all blocks in front of it, up to some limit. By using magnetite, you can also make larger structures stick together, so they can move as one. This was inspired by the functionality in Minecraft, where slime block can be used in the same way. |
The motor requires the signal on the wire to turn off before it can be powered again. | The motor requires the signal on the wire to turn off before it can be powered again. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:46, 3 June 2025
The motor block in AAGRINDER is represented by M and can be crafted from cables and magnetite.
The motor can be used for moving structures in any direction. When receiving a signal on a wire, the motor will move in a direction depending on the received signal character:
| Signal on wire | Motor will move |
|---|---|
| w | up |
| a | left |
| s | down |
| d | right |
| other | opposite direction from received signal |
The easiest way to generate signals w, a, s and d, is by typing them into a terminal block connected to the motor.
When moving, the motor will also push all blocks in front of it, up to some limit. By using magnetite, you can also make larger structures stick together, so they can move as one. This was inspired by the functionality in Minecraft, where slime block can be used in the same way.
The motor requires the signal on the wire to turn off before it can be powered again.
