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The Elevator/$ is a machine that can be used to vertically transport any entities, whether it be an item, mob, animal or player.

You need to place an Elevator Base/$ at the bottom. You can stack multiple bases on top of each other.

On top of this, place Elevator Frames/$, which act as a support for the elevator.

Both the number of Elevator Bases/$ and the number of Elevator Frames/$ determine how high the Elevator/$ can extend. The maximum height of an Elevator/$ is the lower of:
• 1 x the number of vertically-stacked Elevator Frames/$, or
• 6 x/$ the number of vertically-stacked Elevator Bases/$

The Elevator/$ can operate in one of two modes:
• Redstone/$: a redstone signal/$ applied to any Elevator Base/$ controls the elevator's height, proportional to the signal strength (no signal = 0% extension, full signal = 100% extension).
• Elevator Caller/$: The Elevator Caller/$ can provide some more sophisticated control over the elevator.

When ComputerCraft/$ or Open Computers/$ is installed, you'll be able to interact with almost every machine, and Drones/$.

Any of the machines listed here can be interacted with as CC/OC peripherals.

In Lua, you can run m = peripheral.wrap(<side>)/$, where <side>/$ is the side of the computer the peripheral is connected to (top, bottom, left, right, back, front). Then you can use any of the following functions with m.<functionName>/$.

Anywhere in the following functions where a '<side>' appears as one of the arguments, 'up', 'down', 'north', 'south', 'east', 'west' are valid.

You will need to use an Adapter/$ to connect your computer to machines; they will then appear as OC components, which show up if you run =components.list()/$ in an OC Lua environment. Then any of the following functions can be used, e.g. p = components.air_compressor.getPressure()/$ will retrieve the current pressure of an attached Air Compressor/$.