IMPORTANT for JAVA! If on java you need to add another line of dust diagonally down from the bottom row of dust on the output. (new dust line behind the block next to the bottom repeaters) That new dust line is where the strength of 1 should start. This is because, in java the dust is being redirected into the block by the dust diagonally above it. So rather than the dust on top of the block powering the repeaters, the dust BEHIND the block is powering the repeaters. You also NEED to change the top repeater delay to max to fully separate the signals. Bedrock players, ignore all of this & carry on!
Thanks, I try! I'm always happy to help :D I remember redstone was super confusing at first. So I try to lay it out how I would have wanted it to be explained.
This is a great video, I recently watched a combination lock tutorial on crafty masterman channel, I couldn't understand how it takes inputs. This helped a lot in understanding signal strength. Your so underrated
Yay!! Hope I can help make it easier :DD I do remember when I had no clue though. It was a struggle >.< lots of headaches & so much confusion. Lolol but! Like anything, it gets better over time :DD
Oooo that sounds fancy!! I'll have to check it out!! I really wasn't sure what this was called >.> I even tried to give it a google and couldn't find it, but I would assume it has a name
I know right!!! :DD Just learned about it a few weeks ago. Blew my mind! Then the decoder section is brilliant!! I sat around for a couple hours trying to figure out a simple way to do that before my friend showed me. Gonna be super useful :DD
Because of you I was able to build a password protected secret room that collects incorrect items with auto droppers and clocks that only turn on when the dropper has an item. However, there was one instance where the auto dropper only worked with a target block in a 2x3 area, and I’m not really sure what target blocks really do lol. Are you able to make a video on target blocks and how they transmit signals and their uses? I’ve seen some redstoners like mumbojumbo use them a lot. Or are they not worth making a whole video on? Btw thank you so much. You’ve unlocked a whole new world for me on Minecraft bedrock
Oooooo that sounds super fancy!!! Always happy to help. Your secret rooms sounds epic :D Target block's main use is to redirect redstone. So like if you have a line of dust, but want to power something next to that line; you can place a target next to that line & the dust will magically point into the target block. Mainly it's just for condensing redstone or running things in awkward places. But there is also, that it will emit a redstone signal whenever it is hit by an arrow or snowball, either from a player or from a dispenser. So like if you need to run redstone across a gap, but can't use skulk sensors, you coould use a dispenser shooting arrows or snowballs at a target haha. I'll try to go over them & pistons (in bedrock, pistons work in a similar way to targets) in the next lets learn rs video! I do have a short where I talked about targets, but i basically said what I just wrote XD Hope that helps! Thanks for sharing, for the question, & for being awesome :DD Redstone really can open up a whole new world to explore
@@OmLedu that makes lots of sense. I guess in the limited space that I had, the target block was perfect for redirecting the signal 🤔 And yeah I’ve noticed that pistons tend to grab signal when I don’t want them to sometimes😭 Thanks a lot for your reply and keep up the awesome work! :)
@@Anxiety._. Anytime!!! I will try my bestest :3 Yeah haha pistons redirecting in bedrock can be annoying, but it allows for some crazy stuff!! Pistons are transparent blocks so even though redstone redirects to them, it doesn't power adjacent components & won't pinch the redstone either. But!!! It can still toggle a torch placed on the piston 🤯🤯🤯 That is insanely useful in some otherwise impossible situations :o
I've used the wiki from time to time. Mojang made a redstone book, that you can find digital copies of as well, but it's pretty bad tbh XD Wiki would prolly be your best bet for some reading :D
Lever seem like a great way to debug/troubleshoot redstone Do you know if bedrock has a texture pack for redstone that shows signal strength and maybe even weak and strong power?
@@KelvinWarren-eh9jp That's a good question! I would assume there is. I thiiiink I've seen ones that show signal strength.. that might need to be an add on though rather than a texture pack.... hmmm
@@KelvinWarren-eh9jp Yusss mb haha There might be a texture >.> I'm not just sure how that would work per say.. strength might be a texture.... since dust has different light level based on strength... but strong and weak power is def not a texture, so i'd assume you'd need a mod that like does something to a block when it has strong/ weak power.
@@KelvinWarren-eh9jp i could be wrong though! I have no idea XD i rarely look into mods or even textures. Google something like "redstone strength indicator" or "redstone helper texture pack" no tellin what all exists!!
hey and there was a game called connect 4 and i found 2 versions of it the first version was with gravel and sand and the second version was with command blocks and is there a way to make the connect 4 version that uses command blocks better?
Probably!! I love connect 4! Always wanted to figure out a good version. For cmd blocks i would have them /setblock color_concrete at the top of each row connected to a corresponding button. Then another cmd to /fill air the inside of the game to reset. Hope that helps!! I'll try to make a version of it in the near future for both cmd blocks and survival :D Or if you have any more questions let me know & i'll try my best :DD
For the extending section? Yes generally if you have a ton of inputs. It does end up being cheaper than using repeaters. But it also ends up causing more of a delay. So for less than like 7 inputs ill generally still use repeaters to speed it up a bit :D Or for the inputs, you can use comparators IF the inputs are all right next to each other. If they aren't or if they are farther away, the line of repeaters will force them to have sequential strength and extend them further.
IMPORTANT for JAVA!
If on java you need to add another line of dust diagonally down from the bottom row of dust on the output. (new dust line behind the block next to the bottom repeaters) That new dust line is where the strength of 1 should start.
This is because, in java the dust is being redirected into the block by the dust diagonally above it. So rather than the dust on top of the block powering the repeaters, the dust BEHIND the block is powering the repeaters.
You also NEED to change the top repeater delay to max to fully separate the signals.
Bedrock players, ignore all of this & carry on!
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@@goldfitter1
Your explanations really simplify redstone, sort of a redstone for dummies book
Thanks, I try!
I'm always happy to help :D
I remember redstone was super confusing at first. So I try to lay it out how I would have wanted it to be explained.
Just saying keep up the good work
Tysm!!! :D I will try my bestest!
This is a great video, I recently watched a combination lock tutorial on crafty masterman channel, I couldn't understand how it takes inputs. This helped a lot in understanding signal strength. Your so underrated
Yay! Glad I could help :D
Combination locks are super fun as well!
Redstone hurts my brain but your explanation is awesome. Good job!
Yay!! Hope I can help make it easier :DD
I do remember when I had no clue though. It was a struggle >.< lots of headaches & so much confusion. Lolol but! Like anything, it gets better over time :DD
HEY MAN KEEP UP THE JOLLY WORK WAS LOOKING FOR SOMTHING LIKE THIS
TYSM :DD Glad you enjoy!
Get it dude 👏 …I almost thought you were talking about the redline redcoder… I think you might like it.
Oooo that sounds fancy!! I'll have to check it out!! I really wasn't sure what this was called >.>
I even tried to give it a google and couldn't find it, but I would assume it has a name
You're doing great 🥰
Whoa this is awesome!
I know right!!! :DD Just learned about it a few weeks ago. Blew my mind! Then the decoder section is brilliant!! I sat around for a couple hours trying to figure out a simple way to do that before my friend showed me. Gonna be super useful :DD
You are great, thanks
Tyty! Glad I could help :D
Bet you're doing something fancy!!! I'm always curious what other people are a building :3
Because of you I was able to build a password protected secret room that collects incorrect items with auto droppers and clocks that only turn on when the dropper has an item.
However, there was one instance where the auto dropper only worked with a target block in a 2x3 area, and I’m not really sure what target blocks really do lol.
Are you able to make a video on target blocks and how they transmit signals and their uses? I’ve seen some redstoners like mumbojumbo use them a lot.
Or are they not worth making a whole video on?
Btw thank you so much. You’ve unlocked a whole new world for me on Minecraft bedrock
Oooooo that sounds super fancy!!! Always happy to help. Your secret rooms sounds epic :D
Target block's main use is to redirect redstone. So like if you have a line of dust, but want to power something next to that line; you can place a target next to that line & the dust will magically point into the target block.
Mainly it's just for condensing redstone or running things in awkward places. But there is also, that it will emit a redstone signal whenever it is hit by an arrow or snowball, either from a player or from a dispenser. So like if you need to run redstone across a gap, but can't use skulk sensors, you coould use a dispenser shooting arrows or snowballs at a target haha.
I'll try to go over them & pistons (in bedrock, pistons work in a similar way to targets) in the next lets learn rs video! I do have a short where I talked about targets, but i basically said what I just wrote XD
Hope that helps! Thanks for sharing, for the question, & for being awesome :DD
Redstone really can open up a whole new world to explore
@@OmLedu that makes lots of sense. I guess in the limited space that I had, the target block was perfect for redirecting the signal 🤔
And yeah I’ve noticed that pistons tend to grab signal when I don’t want them to sometimes😭
Thanks a lot for your reply and keep up the awesome work! :)
@@Anxiety._. Anytime!!! I will try my bestest :3
Yeah haha pistons redirecting in bedrock can be annoying, but it allows for some crazy stuff!! Pistons are transparent blocks so even though redstone redirects to them, it doesn't power adjacent components & won't pinch the redstone either. But!!! It can still toggle a torch placed on the piston 🤯🤯🤯
That is insanely useful in some otherwise impossible situations :o
Nice good job
Glad you like :D
I was really happy to have learned this!
Good explanations. Thx. :- )
Yay! Glad you thought so :D Thanks for the support
Btw is there like a web book or something to learn redstone
I've used the wiki from time to time. Mojang made a redstone book, that you can find digital copies of as well, but it's pretty bad tbh XD
Wiki would prolly be your best bet for some reading :D
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@@huseyinkaya-ti2lz tysm!! Super glad you enjoy!
Lever seem like a great way to debug/troubleshoot redstone
Do you know if bedrock has a texture pack for redstone that shows signal strength and maybe even weak and strong power?
@@KelvinWarren-eh9jp That's a good question! I would assume there is. I thiiiink I've seen ones that show signal strength.. that might need to be an add on though rather than a texture pack.... hmmm
@@OmLedu u mean a mod?
@@KelvinWarren-eh9jp Yusss mb haha
There might be a texture >.> I'm not just sure how that would work per say.. strength might be a texture.... since dust has different light level based on strength... but strong and weak power is def not a texture, so i'd assume you'd need a mod that like does something to a block when it has strong/ weak power.
@@OmLedu dang
@@KelvinWarren-eh9jp i could be wrong though! I have no idea XD i rarely look into mods or even textures. Google something like "redstone strength indicator" or "redstone helper texture pack" no tellin what all exists!!
hey and there was a game called connect 4 and i found 2 versions of it the first version was with gravel and sand and the second version was with command blocks and is there a way to make the connect 4 version that uses command blocks better?
Probably!! I love connect 4! Always wanted to figure out a good version. For cmd blocks i would have them /setblock color_concrete at the top of each row connected to a corresponding button. Then another cmd to /fill air the inside of the game to reset.
Hope that helps!! I'll try to make a version of it in the near future for both cmd blocks and survival :D
Or if you have any more questions let me know & i'll try my best :DD
@OmLedu ok and I'll try my best and I would love to see what you come up with from what I asked
@@travislapham3479 Sounds like a plan! :D
Would comparator not be better,
For the extending section? Yes generally if you have a ton of inputs. It does end up being cheaper than using repeaters. But it also ends up causing more of a delay. So for less than like 7 inputs ill generally still use repeaters to speed it up a bit :D
Or for the inputs, you can use comparators IF the inputs are all right next to each other. If they aren't or if they are farther away, the line of repeaters will force them to have sequential strength and extend them further.