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Implement preservation sensor - #982
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Everything I could think of is there: The impl, tags, lang, ... awesome work. Thank you!
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Adds a new preservation block which can be linked to a Preservation Controller and will trigger the controller's
openExit()method when powered by redstone. Linking works exactly like the Preservation Roundel, in that you specify an offset relative to the block's facing direction (which is always north when manually placed).This new block is not currently used anywhere, but one of the people working on structure designs requested a way to activate Preservation Controllers with redstone. Hopefully it will be useful for designing new puzzles.