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You should see it very quickly, it's pretty obvious. You get instability, possibly including decay, when you create a descriptive book with missing symbols (At least one from each category except World Modifier, things like sky need sky color, cloud color, etc) or with symbols that always cause...

Possible and Easy are different. It certainly wasn't easy to make mine. And redstone logic may not have much directly in common with programming, but they are on the same order of difficulty, and use many of the same skills. Redstone computers require programming, not just digital logic.

Mods I use: And the mods I don't need, or outright dislike. In general, if it makes the survival game more like creative I'll probably use it, if it makes the game less like creative and more grindy I'll avoid it. I mostly play creative though, and vanilla survival takes too long to do...

If you're making a device both dense enough and complex enough for an X-Ray mod to assist in debugging, it's probably a redstone computer. If you're capable making a redstone computer, you can make an X-Ray mod. It could also be block ROM, or a large RAM array, or a big barrel shifter, but since...

I use an x-ray mod for debugging complex wiring and automation setups (I tend to compact everything heavily and cover it all up, if something goes wrong I hate tearing the whole thing apart trying to fix it). That said, I'll not distribute it because of the arguments above, they're too open to...