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[SNWLeader]

I am used to having a single bundle one side for each program.
I need to know how to make the bundle outputs compile to one so that I can do stuff.


Lets say I have a bundled cable in the back. I want it to send blue out the back(which I know how to to.), but then I need to send red, I want to do that, but be able to still have blue, then I want green. I want to know how to do that.


someone please help.

[NIN3]

Its rather easy, atually.

redstone.setBundledOutput("epic side goes here", colors.blue+colors.red)

I think you can replace the colors.stuff+colors.morestuff
with variables if you do please.

[Cranium]

You can use the colors.combine to add up, and colors.subtract to remove different colors. Use this as a helpful guide.

[BrolofTheViking]

If you use a variable to store the colors being used, like cranium said, you can then use the colors.combine to add a new color, without having to worry about knowing all of what is supposed to be outputted.

[MysticT]

You can also use rs.getBundledOutput to know wich colors are currently on, then add the new color with colors.combine and finally set the new output.
Like this:

rs.setBundledOutput("side", colors.combine(rs.getBundledOutput("side"), color))