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# Changelog ## Circuit 1.0.2 Maintenance release focused on wire behavior, component recognition, and improved multi-layer workflows. ### Changed - Updated wire functionality for more consistent editor behavior. - Improved component recognition across the editor. - Refined layer handling for smoother editing and navigation between layers. - Enhanced interactions between wires and components. ### Added - Added additional visual feedback for wire placement and editing. - Added improvements to layer-aware editing tools. ### Fixed - Fixed several issues related to wire placement, connection, and updates. - Fixed cases where components were not recognized correctly. - Fixed layer-specific editing inconsistencies. - Fixed various edge cases when working with circuits spanning multiple layers. - Improved overall editor stability and reliability.

## Circuit 1.0.1 Small polish release focused on editor reliability and metadata cleanup. ### Changed - Updated the mod version to `1.0.1`. - Confirmed the bundled mod metadata uses `CC-BY-NC-ND-4.0`. ### Added - Added the `Compact Full Adder` schematic to the component library. - Added direction arrows for repeater/delay components in the editor. ### Fixed - Imported circuits now appear on the currently active layer. - Multi-selection can now be moved together. - Multi-selection can now be deleted together. - Saving a circuit keeps the chosen name instead of resetting the field.

# Circuit Circuit is a Fabric mod for planning redstone circuits before building them in Minecraft. The mod adds a top-down editor where you can place gates, wires, clocks, memory parts, inputs, outputs, encoders, decoders, and your own saved modules. When the plan looks right, Circuit can sync it into the world using Minecraft commands. I built this because larger redstone projects get messy fast. Being able to sketch the circuit first, move pieces around, save reusable modules, and only then place the blocks makes experimentation a lot less painful. ## What It Can Do - Open an in-game circuit editor with a keybind - Place bundled redstone components from a categorized palette - Switch between a simple labeled view and a detailed block view - Draw grouped redstone dust lines and straight observer lines - Work across multiple editor planes for layered builds - Save, name, load, import, and delete `.bcdi` plans - Turn selected parts into reusable modules - Edit modules by opening them back into their parts - Generate encoder and decoder structures as an experimental feature - Sync the current plan into the Minecraft world - Set up a redstone-friendly test world - Install bundled `.litematic` files for Litematica users ## Requirements - Minecraft 1.21 - Fabric Loader 0.19.2 or newer - Fabric API - Java 21