RedstoneAwareEdits

Tired of your redstone circuits breaking every time you use WorldEdit? RedstoneAwareEdits fixes that.

When you //paste, //stack, //move, or use any other WorldEdit/FAWE command, redstone components like dust, repeaters, comparators, and torches pop off or lose their state because Minecraft fires block updates during placement. This mod suppresses those updates and restores correct redstone states afterward — automatically.

How It Works

Two-phase protection:

1. Suppress — During bulk block operations, all neighbor updates, onPlace callbacks, and shape recalculations are suppressed for redstone components
2. Restore — After placement completes, correct block states are recomputed and a single clean update pass runs

The mod auto-detects bulk operations (10+ blocks placed in one tick) and protects redstone without any commands needed. Just install and go.

Protected Components

All redstone: dust, repeaters, comparators, torches, pistons, observers, buttons, levers, pressure plates, tripwire hooks, daylight detectors, sculk sensors, target blocks, note blocks, dispensers, droppers, hoppers, TNT, redstone lamps, powered/activator/detector rails, and redstone blocks.

Commands

| Command | Description |
|---------|-------------|
| /rae status | Show current mode and pending blocks |
| /rae on | Manual mode — always suppressing until you turn it off |
| /rae off | Restore redstone and return to auto mode |
| /rae auto | Switch to auto mode (default) |
| /rae disable | Disable the mod entirely |

Most users will never need these — auto mode handles everything.

Compatibility

• WorldEdit — Fully supported
• FastAsyncWorldEdit (FAWE) — Fully supported (intercepts direct chunk access)
• Litematica — Works with any mod that places blocks in bulk
• Server-side mod — works on dedicated servers and singleplayer

Requirements

• Minecraft 1.21.11
• Fabric Loader 0.15.0+
• Fabric API