Quasi Connectivity Crash Course for Minecraft Java

[@Boyenn]

Good job!
Unless I missed it, you forgot to mention which components can actually be qc powered: pistons, sticky pistons, droppers and dispensers.

[@nachoistoxic]

You have a new suscriber, your videos are really great for those who are new in technical minecraft. Greetings from Argentina my man :)

[@aloevera3317]

This is one of the best and succinct explanations of QC I've seen! Thanks for the video!

[@Elyrio3]

Good video, really good explanation of QC !

[@DreamBlissYT]

Thank you for this! Do you think you could explain some more Redstone concepts, such as using composters, note blocks and target blocks?

[@SpacEagle17]

You actually made a video about it lol. Great video man!

[@anty.]

what would happen if this was removed? would it be harder to make piston doors and flying machines?

[@MinecraftILikePie]

what texture pack do you have?

[@masteroogway2725]

But but.. Why do observers break this rule? They can diagonally power pistons without any blocks in between them.

[@Stromne]

observers are not the block that is getting powered. Observers are powering the block next to the observer at the output

[@FrankOnline007]

I just got really screwed over by QC

[@darshangandhi59]

Hello