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The Relay "modifies" the input network (all sides except the direction side) and exposes a new network on the output side (the direction side).
The Relay can be set in pass-through mode (on by default). This will make the input network pass as-is to the output network, when redstone mode allows it. This is how the Relay behaves in RS 1.
New in RS 2: If redstone mode allows it, and pass-through mode is disabled, the Relay will start a new output network on the output side. By default, this network will do nothing, but you can choose to pass a few components from the input network to the output network:
Security rules
Energy
Storage resources (everything or specific resources) - also called subnetworking (see Subnetworks #108)
Access mode can be set
Priority can be set
Filter mode can be set (blocklist - allowlist)
Regarding art, new in RS 2: Since networks no longer have a fixed starting point, the Relay is now directional to signify which direction the network signal can be propagated.
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The Relay "modifies" the input network (all sides except the direction side) and exposes a new network on the output side (the direction side).
The Relay can be set in pass-through mode (on by default). This will make the input network pass as-is to the output network, when redstone mode allows it. This is how the Relay behaves in RS 1.
New in RS 2: If redstone mode allows it, and pass-through mode is disabled, the Relay will start a new output network on the output side. By default, this network will do nothing, but you can choose to pass a few components from the input network to the output network:
Regarding art, new in RS 2: Since networks no longer have a fixed starting point, the Relay is now directional to signify which direction the network signal can be propagated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: