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Midnight Serium Sticky and Normal Pistons

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Midnight Serium is an ore that is found only in the underground at night. It randomly overrides some of the existing redstone_ore and appears purplish/blue instead of red.
 
  • Serium is the old english word that is now cerium . Cerium is a metallic chemical element (symbol Ce) with an atomic number of 58. This should explain reason why the ore behaves the way it does
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  • When you mine the ore, you will get one Midnight Serium Dust.
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  • This dust when placed will light up a faint glow and be useful for paths plus also is very flammable. When lit by something that causes flames, it will trail down til the dust is run out. If netherrack is under it, it will light it up. (When lighting engine updates, it'll become a purple flame)
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  • If you get midnight serium dust instead of redstone dust, you can simply change it back to redstone dust by placing it in the crafting table or anvil. But it can't go backwards. 
  • Crafting replace redstone dust with Midnight Serium dust.
  • This piston can be pushed and pulled by normal pistons. It acts like a normal piston. When you drop a slime ball on top of it, it'll push it down the center of the piston. When you have 2 or more slime balls, it'll stick the blocks together so they can't be pushed or pulled by other pistons unless those pistons are the same kind or sticky variant and has the right number of slime balls on them.
    • Meaning they'll only move or be pushed with this piston
  • When it is destroyed, it'll retain memory of the amount of slime balls placed inside.
  • limited to 12 blocks, so 13 slime balls.
    • 1 slime ball does nothing, 2 does nothing. 3 ties two blocks together. 4=3 blocks stuck,5=4 blocks,6=5 blocks,7=6,8=7,9=8,10=9,11=10,12=11,13=12
  • Crafting replace two diamonds with Midnight Serium dust.
  • This piston can be pushed and pulled by sticky pistons. It acts like a sticky piston. When you drop a slime ball on top of it, it'll push it down the center of the piston. When you have 2 or more slime balls, it'll stick the blocks together so they can't be pushed or pulled by other pistons unless those pistons are the same kind of piston or sticky variant and has the right number of slime balls in them. This variant will grab the stuck blocks and retract them.
    • Meaning they'll only move or be pushed and be retracted with this piston only
  • When this piston is destroyed, it'll retain memory of the amount of slime balls placed inside.
  • limited to 12 blocks, so 13 slime balls.
    • 1 slime ball does nothing, 2 does nothing. 3 sticks two blocks together. 4=3 blocks stuck ,5=4 blocks,6=5 blocks,7=6,8=7,9=8,10=9,11=10,12=11,13=12
  • Crafting replace redstone dust with Midnight Serium Dust.
  • When you push this block via piston, it will power on/off.
  • When you drop a piece of redstone dust on top of it, drop it not place it, it will add a 1-tick delay. Up to 15.
  • When block is destroyed, it'll retain memory of the amount of dust dropped in it.
5. Items not pictured are Midnight Serium Dust and When it is placed. I hope you enjoyed the read.
  • That is all, long winded I know. Please keep an open mind, I've tried my best to take something I really enjoyed and balance it as much as I could for a vanilla suggestion.
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