Datastone
Datastone is a programmable automation and data engineering mod for Minecraft.
Instead of relying solely on traditional redstone logic, Datastone introduces a complete data and automation system built around programmable processors, sensors, networks, storage devices, displays, and machine control.
Design intelligent systems that can collect information from the world, process it with code, communicate across wired or wireless networks, and perform automated actions based on custom logic.
What can you build?
Datastone enables creations such as:
- Smart factories and production lines
- Security and access-control systems
- Environmental monitoring stations
- Wireless communication networks
- Digital control panels
- Interactive displays and dashboards
- Programmable machine automation
- Intelligent redstone replacements
- Large-scale automated infrastructure
Features
- Programmable processors capable of executing custom scripts
- Data cables for wired communication
- Wireless networking for long-distance communication
- Sensors for blocks, entities, players, and environmental data
- Data storage devices and memory systems
- Monitors, displays, and user interfaces
- Machine control and automation components
- Modular architecture designed for future expansion
- Compatibility support for integration with other systems
- Advanced logic beyond traditional redstone mechanics
Why Datastone?
Datastone is designed for players who enjoy engineering, automation, and programming. Whether you're building a simple automated door or a complex distributed control network, Datastone provides the components needed to create intelligent systems that react to the Minecraft world.
Example Script
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[Monitor] |
|| <- Data Cable |
Processor [output(1, input(0))] } ---> Outputs the keyboard input to the monitor.
|| |
[Keyboard] |
/
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This example reads data from a keyboard using input(0) and sends it directly to the monitor using output(1, ...). More advanced scripts can process sensor data, automate machines, communicate over networks, and control entire systems.
Documentation
More examples, documentation, tutorials, and crafting recipes are available on GitHub:
