More Red Computercraft Integration
If you have ever stared at a wall of More Red bundled cables and wished your Computercraft computer could simply talk to them, More Red Computercraft Integration is the missing link you have been waiting for. This Forge mod adds a single, clever block that acts as an adapter between More Red's bundled cables and CC:Tweaked's computers, letting you read and write redstone signals across your entire network using Lua.
The mod is designed for players who enjoy automation on a technical level. It does not replace More Red or CC:Tweaked; instead, it depends on both, so you will need each of those installed before More Red Computercraft Integration will function. Once everything is in place, the adapter opens up a whole new layer of control over colored cable networks.
What the MRCC Adapter Does
The centerpiece of the mod is the MRCC Adapter, pronounced "merk" by the community. One face of the block points toward a bundled cable, a colored network cable, or any other block that uses More Red's cable APIs. The opposite face points toward a Computercraft computer or another block that relies on Computercraft's bundled redstone APIs. Place it correctly and the two systems start speaking the same language.
When the adapter sits next to a Computercraft computer, you can open the Lua interpreter and use the standard bundled input and output commands documented by CC:Tweaked. Each color of More Red cable maps to a bit in a digital signal following Wool Color Order: white equals 1, orange equals 2, magenta equals 4, light blue equals 8, and so on. That mapping means sixteen colors give you a full sixteen-bit channel to work with, which is plenty for complex sorting systems, control panels, and logic circuits.
Crafting the Adapter
You will not find the adapter in a standard crafting table. It is crafted at More Red's gatecrafting plinth, which keeps it consistent with the rest of the More Red tech tree. If you already have a plinth set up for other More Red components, adding the MRCC Adapter is a quick job.
Supported Versions and Loaders
More Red Computercraft Integration is built as a Forge mod, and it compiles against CC:Tweaked's API. Because it hooks into both More Red and CC:Tweaked, the exact Minecraft versions you can run depend on which builds of those two dependencies are available for your game version. In practice, most players run it on modern Forge releases where CC:Tweaked and More Red are both actively maintained. Always check that all three mods share a compatible Minecraft version before you start a world, since mismatched dependencies are the most common cause of crashes.
It is worth noting that More Red Computercraft Integration is not affiliated with or maintained by Computercraft, CC:Tweaked, or any of their developers. The mod compiles against CC:Tweaked's API but does not include or copy any code or assets from CC:Tweaked or Computercraft, so it stays clean and independent.
How to Install More Red Computercraft Integration
Getting the mod running is straightforward once your dependencies are sorted. Here is the usual process:
- Install a compatible Forge version for your chosen Minecraft release.
- Place More Red and CC:Tweaked into your mods folder first, since More Red Computercraft Integration will not load without them.
- Add the More Red Computercraft Integration jar to the same mods folder.
- Launch the game and confirm all three mods appear in your mod list.
- Load a world, craft the MRCC Adapter at a gatecrafting plinth, and test it against a bundled cable and a computer.
If you prefer a smoother setup, the foxygame.net launcher bundles More Red Computercraft Integration into its add-on catalog, so you can add it alongside its dependencies in a single click and let the launcher handle version matching for you. That removes most of the guesswork around which builds belong together.
When you are ready to download More Red Computercraft Integration, grab it from a trusted mod host and double-check the dependency versions listed on the file page. Players searching for More Red Computercraft Integration for Minecraft will find that the install steps above cover virtually every common scenario.
Using the Adapter in Practice
Once placed, open your computer and type lua to enter the interpreter. From there, the bundled redstone commands let you set output signals per color and read incoming ones, effectively turning your cable network into an addressable I/O bus. Build a control room that toggles lamps by color, or wire a sorting system where each channel carries a different instruction. The sixteen-bit mapping makes it easy to encode numbers, flags, or simple state machines directly onto the cables.
Final Thoughts
More Red Computercraft Integration fills a genuine gap for technical players. It is a small mod with a single block, but that block transforms how you interact with colored cable networks, turning them into programmable channels you can drive with Lua. If you already run More Red and CC:Tweaked, adding this adapter is an easy decision that pays off the moment your first script reads a bundled signal. Just remember the two dependencies, craft at the plinth, and let the bits flow.