Project Red
Project Red | |
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Name | Project Red |
Creator | Mr_TJP, ChickenBones |
Latest Version | 4.8.4.49 |
Minecraft Version | 1.10.2 |
Website | Official wiki |
Forum | Minecraft Forums |
Patreon | Support on Patreon |
Root Mod | MrTJPCore, Forge Multipart, Forge Relocation, Forge Relocation FMP Plugin |
Modpacks | Bevo's Tech Pack Blood N' Bones Cloud 9 1.7 Pack DNS Techpack Direwolf20 1.6 Pack Direwolf20 1.7 Pack Feed The Beast Horizons Feed The Beast Infinity Evolved Feed The Beast Infinity Evolved Skyblock Feed The Beast Monster Feed The Beast Revelation Feed The Beast Trident Feed The Beast Vanilla+ Hatpack Hexi's Dark Depths ...more |
Project Red is a mod for Minecraft by Mr_TJP and co-developed by ChickenBones. It is an open-source rewrite of the popular mod RedPower 2 by Eloraam, which was discontinued after Minecraft version 1.4. It replicates a lot of the functionality found in the original RedPower 2 mod, but with some refinement and new additions. The mod does not borrow any code from RedPower 2, but was constructed from the ground up.
The mod offers a lot of improvements to the vanilla Redstone control with all sorts of wires cable of running up any side of a block, as well as stand alone. It also offers a large array of logic gates, capable of performing complex logic operations based on Redstone signals. Of course, the mod is also not short on various machines and world generation features.
The original RedPower 2 mod pioneered the use of Microblocks, which were later revived in the separate Forge Microblocks mod. Rather than creating a new implementation of Microblocks, the Project Red mod is based on and fully compatible with the Forge Microblocks API. This allows players to cleanly hide away wires and other things within the structure of their buildings.
Combined with the Forge Relocation mod, Project Red has also re-implemented the frames system which was one of the more popular additions in the RedPower 2 mod, allowing players to build large constructions which could be moved automatically. A common use for frames was the construction of large quarrying platforms using the IndustrialCraft2 Mining Well, which would move across the map and carve out large potions of it, all the way down to Bedrock.
Modules[edit]
The mod is split up into a modular design, allowing players and server operators to only use the parts of the mod they need. Modules are different from libraries in that the libraries can contain more than just a single module, the Integration library contains both the Integration and Transmission modules. The dependencies listed in the table below are libraries, not modules.
Name | Description | Dependencies | Links |
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Core | The core module of the mod, which is required for all other modules. It adds various useful items and components commonly used for crafting by the other modules. This module is included in the Base library. | CurseForge | |
Compat | The base library adds compatibility support for various other mods. One of those mods includes ComputerCraft, which can be used to automate frame constructions. |
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CurseForge |
Fabrication | The fabrication module allows players to create integrated circuits, which are capable of combining many logic gates into a single block. |
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CurseForge |
Integration | The integration module provides the logic components used to perform logic operations on Redstone signals. |
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CurseForge |
Lighting | The lighting module provides the player with several blocks which emit light and can be controlled with a Redstone signal. Both positive and negative logic lights are included in the module. |
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CurseForge |
Mechanical | The mechanical module implements movable frames, allowing players to build large constructions which can be moved or even move themselves. The module also includes a tube system to transport fluids and items. |
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CurseForge |
Transmission | The transmission module provides the Redstone wiring and for which the mod is best known. This module is included in the Integration library. |
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CurseForge |
World | The world module adds world generation features to the game, such as volcanoes and new ores. It also adds support for some new armor and tool items. |
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CurseForge |
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