Moon phase sensor and weather sensor.
17.5 of the 61 points that apply = 29 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Uncle Jeff's Sensors adds redstone sensors and specialized pressure plates for building circuits that respond to lunar phases, local weather, or nearby entities. The Moon Phase Sensor outputs a signal from 1 to 8 at night according to the phase of Minecraft's lunar cycle and outputs 0 during the day, allowing circuits to activate on selected nights or combine its signal with a daylight detector. The Weather Sensor varies its redstone output with local conditions: it gives no signal when undercover, low signals for cloudy desert weather and snow, stronger signals for rain, and the highest range for thunderstorms; its visible water level reflects the signal but is not usable as water. The pressure-plate range detects categories of nearby creatures, with signal strengths distinguishing entities within each category: Person, Livestock, Non-Farm Animal, Monster, and Nether Demon detectors are included, along with an Owner Detector that can be inverted to detect everyone except its placer. When several relevant creatures are detected at once, a plate outputs the strongest signal among them, enabling circuits to sort mobs or operate traps and grinders; for example, a zombie and spider on a Monster Detector produce the spider's stronger signal.
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Adds 8 blocks: Demon Detector, Person Detector, Livestock Detector, Monster Detector, Moon Sensor, Owner Detector, Nonfarm Animal Detector and Weather Sensor.
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