RedstoneCommand
A lightweight yet powerful plugin that allows players to control Redstone circuits using commands and signs.

This fork of the original plugin, created by HomerBond005 & timvango, has been upgraded to be compatible with Minecraft versions 1.20.x and 1.21.x, with plans to reintroduce support for earlier versions soon!

• Toggle circuit by command: With RedstoneCommand you can easily toggle a redstone circuit with a torch by a command. Use the toggle, on and off commands in your commandblocks.
• Add delays: You can easily set a delay on the sign. The sign will automatically remove the torch after the set delay.

• /rsc <name> - Toggle a redstone torch
• /rsc on <name> - Force a redstone torch on (will ignore if already on)
• /rsc off <name> - Force a redstone torch off (will ignore if already off)
• /rsc delete <name> - Delete a sign
• /rsc list - List all the active redstone signs

• RSC.create - Permission to create a sign
• RSC.use.<name> - Permission to toggle a torch
• RSC.delete - Permission to delete a sign
• RSC.list - Permission to list all active signs

Note: You can disable the permissions system by setting permissionsEnabled to false in the config for OP-only control.


Simply create a sign with the following format:
The command /rsc <name> will then toggle the torch for 3 seconds on the east side of the sign by default.

Note: If signPlaceDirectionModeEnabled is set to true, the plugin automatically places the torch based on the side the sign is facing.


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• License Compatibility: This plugin is distributed under the terms of the MIT License. You are free to use, modify, and redistribute this plugin with or without modifications, as long as the original copyright notice and permission notice are included in any copies or substantial portions of the software.
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