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"You can set a delay if you want!" - How I can do it? but I write in sign "[wrr] test [delay]", the console shows me a text: The delay must be the number.... but where I write in the number?

How exactly do you do a delay? Says you can, but I can't figure it out. I tried putting something like; [receiver] test 50

But it doesn't do it. Same for a transmitter.

It made ​​a minecraft to put WirelessRedstone, but not installed. And what should I do? I keep my Vault plugin

WirelessRedstone Version: 1.9.2 craftbukkit Version :1.7.2-R0 .3

Im getting a error with ChestShop 3.7.3 It says something about BlockPhysicsEvent and some stuff happens where the receiver sign was: Blocks are destroyed, the sign dupes itself or wires become magical redstone torches.

Spigot R3 1.7.2 I am always updating to the lastest Spigot from Jenkins.

@licks92

Nothing functions correctly without redstone wire between the receiver sign and the object to be powered. This has never been a problem that I've seen before the 1.7 update to the plugin.

Not sure what has happened but every time I started the server it would spam me to update. I finally update and now half of everything I made does not work, and I am finding it difficult to make new things as the channels no longer power anything correctly :S.

@harl

Okay, the signs are within mere blocks of each other, yet will not power things correctly. Or at least, how I perceive "correctly" to be as compared to pre-1.7 versions of wireless redstone.

Hey licks, loved this add-on since it came out. But I'm having an issue. When I start my server, i get 2 errors. 1 saying:

"File versions should follow the format 'PluginName vVersion. Please notify the author of this error."

Then I get another one that says "Error while updating redstone event onBlockRedstoneChange for Receivers. Turn on Debug Mode to get more informations."

Any help?

@deleted_10174324

Works perfectly fine for me. Powers up redstone lamps, pistons, doors, trap doors, redstone wires, toggles redstone torches and even powers/toggles other wireless redstone transmitters.

If it doesn't, there may be something wrong with chunk updates, or the transmitter and receiver are simply too far off each other. There's no actual limit in distance though, as long as all chunks containing the transmitter, receiver and any connected contraptions are loaded simultaneously (and that depends on the server's settings, and probably the clients' local settings too, like viewing distance). Not sure if it works across worlds.

Consider this: the signs that are the receivers are essentially toggled redstone torches, and as soon as the transmitter sign gets powered, the receiver sign becomes a redstone torch and works exactly like one too. If you want to power one block directly, the receiver sign has to be placed either below or right next to that block (since you can't put them directly *on* most of these blocks) - or you connect them via redstone wire.

@Slippery_Pete

Concerning delays: In short: That's what repeaters and actual circuits are for.

What wireless redstone does is essentially just a short-cut of redstone wire (except that the receiver isn't redstone wire but should be regarded as a redstone torch), so if you need a delay, what you can do is place a few repeaters in a row (and then add a second undelayed or low-delayed link to power the transmitter (or the contraption) without delay). You can use additional wireless redstone connections inside any circuitry, just keep in mind that this adds a very small delay by its own but I wouldn't count on it in any way.

@deleted_10174324

Any update on this being fixed at all?

Two things, does this plugin have Hard Version dependencies (Can I use a 1.7 version on a 1.6 server vice versa etc.) and how do I set it to have a delay, as that is mainly what I want this for.

@Tjoensen

Weird, my java control panel said I was running java 7 update 45 but when i checked the version it listed the java se 6 version and updating from the link you gave me fixed it. Either way thank you!

@licks92

Okay, they work; but they need to have redstone wire between the receiver and the object to be powered. Exception being traincarts it seems. Redstone items do not become powered from receivers next to them, only from receivers connected to the object with redstone wire.

It's not a HUGE setback, but it really defeats a lot of the purpose of the plugin to require wires to be placed.

@licks92

We tried with pretty much every redstone-powered block, and none of them worked properly.