
Control lights, doors, and machines remotely with a handheld tablet.
40.9 of the 58 points that apply = 71 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Create: Redstone Link Tablet is a handheld smart-home control panel for operating Create Redstone Links remotely, letting players organize named, icon-marked controls for contraptions such as lights, doors, trains, and machines. Its Signals app supports Toggle, Hold, Slider, and self-resetting Timer controls, as well as scenes that activate multiple frequencies and links that make signals control one another; a tablet can hold up to 32 signals, with each merged tablet adding 32 more. Signals use Create-style item-pair frequencies, including single-item channels and the full data of frequency items, while the Monitor app shows live power and the devices transmitting or listening on channels the tablet uses or probes. The app-style home screen also offers a Clock with alarms and timers, a Calculator, live Gauges, a network Monitor, a persistent Paint canvas, and an optional anonymous, read-only Twitch Chat viewer with emotes. Players can pin an app as a floating mini-tablet on the HUD, while placed tablets display apps directly on their touch-sensitive screens and can be mounted on walls, floors, or ceilings. Side-by-side tablets can merge into a continuous display up to four tablets wide and three tall, where touch controls work across the glass and painted images can span seams; each tablet retains its own signals and painting if the display is split apart. A redstone-powered Swivel Mount can turn its screen to follow the nearest player, and tablets can be personalized with eight interface themes and dyed cases. The tablet is assembled through a brass-age Create production line, with a Tablet Case passing three Deployers that add a Link Logic Board, Clockwork Cell, and Quartz Display.
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