Tri-Loggle Block
A Loggle of three faces: seal, drive, and three editable shapes, stepped by clicks or rising redstone.
Pattern
Hover a tile to name it. Reading pattern diagrams explains the symbols.
NWES
ATATBCBTTC↑T→CTABTDTBATC←T↓CTTBCBTATA
- Tier block × 14Every T is the same block, and that block’s Tier sets the rune’s strength.
- Signature block × 4Each arm holds a Tier 1+ block other than the Tier block, or stays empty (air or Tier 0). Read by compass direction, the arms spell the rune’s signature.
- Air or a Tier 0 block × 12Leave these as air, or fill them with Tier 0 blocks such as dirt or stone.
- Activation blockThe glowing cell is the one to click.
- SpentCells with a corner mark are used up when the rune wakes.
Keys
- Deepslate Lapis Ore or Lapis Ore × 6spent when the rune wakesTakes Deepslate Lapis Ore, Lapis Ore.
/runic buildplaces Lapis Ore. - Deepslate Gold Ore, Gold Ore, or Nether Gold Ore × 6spent when the rune wakesTakes Deepslate Gold Ore, Gold Ore, Nether Gold Ore.
/runic buildplaces Gold Ore. - Piston or Sticky Piston × 6spent when the rune wakesTakes Piston, Sticky Piston.
/runic buildplaces Piston. - Any block, or none × 1optional: an empty cell works too · spent when the rune wakes
Takes any of 1193 blocks
/runic buildplaces Acacia Log.
How it works
A Tri-Loggle is a Loggle with three shapes. It seals and drives a three-shape set, and its own block steps through three editable shapes with it. Each right-click, and each time redstone power turns on, moves everything one step forward.
It takes an optional key, seated in the heart when you forge the designator.
Related
- Tri-Loggle Block (Inverted) steps backwards on falling redstone.
- Toggles, locks, and phases covers the whole family.
Configuration
These are the defaults in plugins/Runic/runes/triloggleblock.yml. Every rune file also carries the shared settings described in Rune files.
| Setting | Default | What it does |
|---|---|---|
use-charges | true | true = finite tier charges, false = infinite charges |
usage-messages | false | When true, chat reports each use of this toggle/lock family rune. |
max-set | 8192 | Max orthogonally connected cells sharing one signature that this rune may wave (hard-capped at 8192). |
Settings by Tier
| Setting | Tier 1 | Tier 2 | Tier 3 | Tier 4 | Tier 5 | Tier 6 | Tier 7 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
charges-by-tierCharges granted per pattern Tier (1 = Tier 1 … 7 = Tier 7). Edit this table to override the baked default pool. | 56 | 123 | 283 | 708 | 1841 | 4971 | 14913 |
Messages
14 messages this rune can show
| Key | Default text |
|---|---|
reject-item | Hold a non-placeable item (not a block) to forge the Tri-Loggle Block designator. |
conflict | That tool already carries a conflicting designator. |
absorbed | Your {item} drinks the rune ({charges} designations). |
interfere | There is already magic here that interferes. |
no-charges | The designator is spent. |
designated | The block becomes a Tri-Loggle Block. ({remaining} left) |
no-key | The loggle does not answer — its key block is not set against it. |
unlocked | The loggle advances; the blocks may move. |
lock-disabled | The loggle is disabled — place a block here to restore it. |
restored | The loggle wakes again. |
broken | The loggle's magic scatters. |
set-too-large | Too many connected blocks — the set cannot exceed {max}. |
in-transit | These blocks hold still — a faith transfer is underway. |
locked | A Tri-Loggle Block holds these toggles shut. |