Disc Shelf: Difference between revisions

Disc Shelf
Stack Limit	64
Hardness	2.5

Latest revision as of 11:37, 8 September 2026

The Disc Shelf is a storage block primarily used for storing TM's.

Usage

Storage

A Disc Shelf has 14 slots, arranged in two columns of seven. Each slot can hold one item.

In addition to being able to hold TM's, a Disc Shelf can also hold:

Redstone

A Disc Shelf emits a Redstone signal with a strength equal to the number of occupied slots, ranging from 0 when empty to a maximum of 14 when all slots are occupied.

Audio Sequencer

A Disc Shelf can interact with a Note Block placed directly beneath it. When activated, each occupied slot plays its corresponding note.

The shelf contains twelve slots reserved for notes while the remaining two slots, slots 1 and 12), act as octave controls and can pitch notes up or down by one octave respectively. If both octave-control slots are occupied, no octave shift is applied.

0	1
2	3
4	5
6	7
8	9
10	11
12	13

Obtaining

Crafting

History

Version	Changes
1.8.0	Added the Disc Shelf.

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 ===Redstone===
-A Disc Shelf provides a [[minecraftwiki:Redstone|Redstone]] signal based on the number of occupied slots ranging from '''0''' with no occupied slots to '''14''' when all slots are occupied.
+A Disc Shelf emits a [[minecraftwiki:Redstone|Redstone]] signal with a strength equal to the number of occupied slots, ranging from '''0''' when empty to a maximum of '''14''' when all slots are occupied.
 ===Audio Sequencer===
-A Disc Shelf can interact with a [[minecraftwiki:Note Block|Note Block]] placed adjacently below it. When the Note Block is activated, each occupied musical slot plays its corresponding note.
+A Disc Shelf can interact with a [[minecraftwiki:Note Block|Note Block]] placed directly beneath it. When activated, each occupied slot plays its corresponding note.
+The shelf contains twelve slots reserved for notes while the remaining two slots, slots '''1''' and '''12'''), act as octave controls and can pitch notes up or down by one octave respectively. If both octave-control slots are occupied, no octave shift is applied.
-The shelf contains twelve slots reserved for notes, while the remaining two slots (slots '''1''' and '''12''') can pitch notes up or down by one octave respectively. If both octave-control slots are occupied, no octave shift is applied:
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