What the HECK Are Redstone Flying Machines?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 เม.ย. 2024
- Well, what are they?! In this video, I seek to answer this question using just what information is in my brain. Can I make a functional flying machine in just an hour? Watch and find out! And you'll learn how redstone flying machines work along the way!
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"Building x redstone contraptions from memory" would be a great series haha
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That was cool! Thank your lucky stars you don’t have to figure out bedrock flying machines lol.
I suggest learning Item filters next, they are extremely useful in many ways.
Yeah, Bedrock edition redstone doesn't have some of the (very convenient) jank that Java edition does.
Item filters could be a good video to do, thanks for the suggestion!
Nice video! thanks
Nice comment! thanks
Love your editing style! Though there are some parts you can cut out to make the video more fast pace and having a smooth feeling.
apart from that i really like the video!
keep up the good work!!!
Thank you so much! And I'm always working on my editing, so hopefully it'll continue to improve!
Your explanation for why your closest attempt didnt work misses a much more important aspect: you cant move a piston while it's extended. The observer thing is important, because it lets you use observers, but flying machines before observers still were possible with redstone blocks.
The reason everyone uses observers is because they generate really short pulses, which means that pistons they power will be movable immediately after. The other nice thing about short pulses is that they cause sticky pistons to spit out their blocks, meaning 2 way machines are much more possible.
So, basically, the real reason you didnt figure it out with the system you said was closest was because you were using a button to activate it.
Well, I did already know that you can't move extended pistons, that's why I didn't say that in the final explanation. I thought I said something about it in my rambling during the video, but I might've cut it on accident. But yes, this is also a super important thing to keep in mind when doing anything with redstone, especially if you have many sticky pistons going off in quick succession.
@@batterygames- I do think that if you'd been giving that piston a short pulse, you would have got it... Just knowing to place an observer there, as you said, would have also got it for you but short pulsing the piston would probably have given you enough insight, and let you understand the system rather than just knowing one that works
@@thathungryguy2617 OH, yes, I do see what you're saying! Since the button gives a long pulse, it was messing with the timings. Thanks for the clarification!
I have a feeling someone is going to take your failed attempts at making flying machines and use them in an absurd way.
Just like how Mumbo Jumbo's failed slime farm was so bad he accidentally revolutionized slime farms.
Edit: Failed attempts are a good way of gaining insight into Minecraft's game mechanics.
Second edit: Why not tinker with your failed attempts to see if you can use them for anything?
Haha I sure hope I've failed so bad I succeeded, but I kind of doubt it lol. But thank you for the vote of confidence
guh flying machines are so easy man
Well I know that NOOOW...but sometimes you just gotta be dumb to be smart
Whats your favorite block!
erm what the sigma are Redstone flying machines
They help you get on that grindset, gamer 😎 💪