Package fr.fidorial.event.redstone

package fr.fidorial.event.redstone

Events fired by redstone: a signal spreading through dust, components switching, blocks reacting to being powered, pistons moving, and the block updates carrying it all from one block to the next.

Every event of this package is a RedstoneEvent, posted on the thread of the region owning the block, and only built while a listener is subscribed to it.

Since:

0.1.0

Related Packages

Package	Description
fr.fidorial.event	The event bus: subscribing to, posting and cancelling events.
fr.fidorial.event.block	Events fired when blocks are placed or broken.
fr.fidorial.event.entity	Events fired about entities.
fr.fidorial.event.farming	Events fired by farming: soil being tilled, getting wet, drying out or trampled, plants growing, fertilizer being used, and harvests dropping.
fr.fidorial.event.player	Events fired about a single player.
fr.fidorial.event.server	Events fired about the server as a whole.

Interfaces

Class	Description
PistonEvent	An event about a piston about to move: RedstoneEvent.position() is its base, and RedstoneEvent.block() the state of that base before it moves.
PistonExtendEvent	Fired when a powered piston is about to extend: its head comes out and pushes the blocks in front of it.
PistonRetractEvent	Fired when a piston that is no longer powered is about to retract: its head comes back in, and a sticky piston pulls the block in front of its head along.
RedstoneDustPowerEvent	Fired when redstone dust is about to change the power it carries, as a signal spreads along a line of dust or fades from it: one event per dust whose power changes.
RedstoneEvent	An event about one block taking part in redstone.
RedstoneInputEvent	Fired when a block that listens to redstone is about to react to being powered, or to no longer being powered: a lamp lighting up or going out, a door, a trapdoor or a fence gate opening or closing, a note block playing, a copper bulb switching.
RedstoneOutputEvent	Fired when a redstone component is about to change the signal it emits: a lever pulled, a button pressed or popping back out, a torch turning on or off, a repeater or a comparator switching, an observer pulsing.
RedstoneUpdateEvent	Fired when a block taking part in redstone is told that one of its neighbours changed, before it reacts: the block update that carries redstone from one block to the next.