From the wiki:
I can also confirm from my own testing. See my image above for an idea of what you can do with splitter cables.
I know they do that. I was asking if they also split EU packets, since a lot of people seem to use them for that even though it's not documented anywhere, and I was wondering if I was missing something or they're just misunderstanding it.
I know they do that. I was asking if they also split EU packets, since a lot of people seem to use them for that even though it's not documented anywhere, and I was wondering if I was missing something or they're just misunderstanding it.
Of course it can be used to split current. With proper RS wiring.
I know they do that. I was asking if they also split EU packets, since a lot of people seem to use them for that even though it's not documented anywhere, and I was wondering if I was missing something or they're just misunderstanding it.
They send current to any wire attached to them*; just like any other cable. There's no special functionality there.
*When they're not receiving a redstone signal.
