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Either way, I can't see any way to do anything useful with this setup. Sorry.
Build a lamp, connect it with a circuit wire to the chest, and set the lamp condition to "stone = 0".
You will first have to define what you mean by "no longer doing anything" - do you mean "fewer than X movements per 30s" "fewer than X movements in the last 30s"? Regardless, this will be very difficult to implement.
Colour is simple - when you click on a lamp you can enable colour, and then you simply need to put a colour value on that signal (either connect a constant combinator outputting "red=1" to the lamp, or use a decider combinator to translate the signal to colour:
For decider combinators, you can specify the condition "stone=0", select "red" as the output, and pick the output quantity 1 (change the lamp from stone=0 to red=1).
Flashing is a bit tricky because it requires a clock: You need a timer that counts up to some number (60, say), use a constant combinator to output 1 if the number is <30, and then multiply that output by the red signal we made earlier. Have a look at this blueprint in game:
Btw, instead of a lamp you could wire a speaker to the chest and set to play an alert when stone=0.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1299545693
"Translating the signal" is a concept that comes up all the time. In this case it's done by the decider because it can be attached to it. (We can just set the output signal to a something different from the input.)
When you onlyt want to change a signal without doing anything else, just run it through an arithmetic combinator that does (x * 1) and outputs the other signal (e.g. a color to use with a lamp).
I will try these next time.
Unfortunately I work, so that can only be at the weekends, when I get a chance to play!
A couple of random points:
I don't want to use a speaker as it would be shouting at me all the time. Also, I have the PC's speakers off so it prolly wouldn't be good.
I thought something I read (maybe a tutorial?) said it was more complex than the white. And I think you're saying it involves building an extra thingie ("combinator"). Baby steps!
I find it very useful.