There is a bug in the system, I need to fix that real quick and reupload. Basically the top right pixel is interfering with the top left one on some boards.
@@ReidCaptain I don't know who I am to be asking you this but there's an epic game I played before filled with 'programming' and engineering that I think you will love and be able to build some epic stuff in. The game is called 'Cell Lab' but I swear to you that you don't require any knowledge of biology and just your exceptional engineering talents. play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.saterskog.cell_lab&gl=ZA I hope you'll enjoy it ; )
i am stuck on a fibonacci number generator... with adder, three 8 bit registers and so on... but when i see stuff like this i'm just blown away. all this just because a redstone torch turns off when the block it's attached to gets powered. i'm still sooooo happy that this simple mechanic was added into minecraft
Happy to see this finished! Watching the previous videos in this series got me interested in making my own version of Minecraft ultimate tic tac toe, which is much bigger and more complex than anything I'd ever done with redstone before, and now it's getting close to complete and it's lots of fun to work on. Thank you for the cool and inspiring series! :^)
wonderful job on the redstone, some of the most insane machines and ideas from games I play have come from this channel. Thank you for your cool videos and genius ideas!
@@ReidCaptain "I'm lazy" says the person who built an extremely complex redstone contraption that I barely understand. The only thing that I actually understand is that when you press a button something happens!
So the first thing I think should be added is a cache for the board that is currently being played on, the benefit is that you can handle your win detection and invalid move detection there after each play. you only have to deal with 10 spaces worth of inputs (9 plus the small board) from the current board state, rather than all 90. I'd also recommend setting the cache to a "won" board on a reset, since both the "won" board and the reset state allow for players to select which board they play on.
This is absolutely stunning, watching the whole series I can definitely say you are one of the best at Redstone, you should do a survival series based off of crazy Redstone games and machines
It's genuinely sad that this isn't more popular. I'm too stupid to even understand how it works even with your explanation. This is seriously impressive and entertaining, keep up the good work :)
I don't have any plans doing this but this one's amazing. I've also done a tic tac toe redstone minigame a year ago and made a video on it but it lacks a lot of features like a win detector. But I've made another one which is a little organized and I want to post it once I'm finished, but it's not like this. I appreciate your work and the time you've spent for this creation.
Redstone Scientific calculator. DO IT. Also, I see that you very much enjoy over engineering things. You should try scrap mechanic. There is a mod that adds a shit-load of logic design freedom, such as: integrating integer/float values, wireless signal communication between vehicles/grids, advanced mathmatecal operators (sine, cosine, tangent, the inverses of those 3, pi, radians, degrees, etc), and an insane amount of other stuff I can't remember. Its fun. I've been trying to make a basic 4-function calculator, but got stuck, and ended up nuking (literally) all my progress. If you want, I can send you the start template i was using. I would love to see it work.
He recently started Scrap Mechanic, so... request heard? I'd say the Minecraft equivalent of that is Project Red which isn't *nearly* as powerful. It adds single-block logic gates and more complex timing elements, colored wires, 3D wires, bundled wires, integrated circuits (if you have the Fabrication module), and more stuff I'm forgetting.
This is what redstone was about! Computers and stuff! It's been a while since the last time people make this kind of stuff. P.S.: do you guys have any channel recommendation with similar MC content?
Also, I bet you could have some really great-performing videos if you just casually played a game. Maybe TearDown? I know RCE has been playing it and doing well.
There is a fun board game i came up with that is semi-easy to replicate in Minecraft(i hope, in c++ logic takes 6 lines of code): There are 2-4 players, they are located on the sides of the field. during your turn, you can move left, right, up, down your GOAL is to collect as many points as you can. The number of points you get from every tile is 1 Once you have collected points from a tile it becomes empty and a player that steps on it would not get any points A player with the most points wins. Its better to choose an odd size square field, obviously, to not give an advantage to one of the players You can add a lot of things to this game, like barriers, change the number of points for each tile, field shape, etc Also, Game of life is pretty fun to make.
I'm trying to think of the control logic necessary to see if a game is won, let alone who won it, and it's ridiculous. At the moment, I'm thinking of having a separate board which can read whether someone won from each sub board (maybe not that hard?), and then automatically writes the last piece played on that sub board to that sub board, and lock it out.
There is a bug in the system, I need to fix that real quick and reupload. Basically the top right pixel is interfering with the top left one on some boards.
👌
This is basically a tribute to the old days of ludicrous redstone. Just beautiful.
Command blocks and data packs are kinda lame imo. Redstone is more what I like to do.
@@ReidCaptain you are right
@@ReidCaptain I think command block are good for projects like Pokémon in Minecraft. Where they built a fully functional game boy color
For more processing power, command blocks are the way to go
@@AkariInsko or datapacks
Mumbo jumbo been real quiet ever since reid uploaded this
ROFL
blocky: i dont understand all of your mumbo jumbo
reid: same
Yes
I like how the display is kinda minimalistic, looks futuristic with the shaders and the control room is just wood xdxd
I thought it was kinda cozy with the lanterns and wood haha
@@ReidCaptain I don't know who I am to be asking you this but there's an epic game I played before filled with 'programming' and engineering that I think you will love and be able to build some epic stuff in. The game is called 'Cell Lab' but I swear to you that you don't require any knowledge of biology and just your exceptional engineering talents.
play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.saterskog.cell_lab&gl=ZA
I hope you'll enjoy it ; )
@@ReidCaptain you should make the whole room a bit naturalistic! Put like wood logs, vines and leaves, and it'll look so much more cozy!
i am stuck on a fibonacci number generator... with adder, three 8 bit registers and so on... but when i see stuff like this i'm just blown away.
all this just because a redstone torch turns off when the block it's attached to gets powered. i'm still sooooo happy that this simple mechanic was added into minecraft
Mumbo Jumbo: i fear no man. But that... THING
*Reid Captain*
Mumbo Jumbo: It scares me.
IT HAS BEEN COMPLETED! I'm gonna have to try playing this.
Happy to see this finished! Watching the previous videos in this series got me interested in making my own version of Minecraft ultimate tic tac toe, which is much bigger and more complex than anything I'd ever done with redstone before, and now it's getting close to complete and it's lots of fun to work on. Thank you for the cool and inspiring series! :^)
Nice! You should post it in my discord when you finish it, would love to take a look!
I subbed to this dude a while ago not knowing what he does, know i realize that he deserves 1000000 subs
People who don't understand how hard redstone is:
"It's so slow though..."
Everyone else:
"U wanna try to make one?" *wink*
_Even Mumbo shudders in fear_
wonderful job on the redstone, some of the most insane machines and ideas from games I play have come from this channel. Thank you for your cool videos and genius ideas!
Thanks man, glad to have helped!
The shader with that glare effect is a little much. However, this is amazing!
I should have turned it around but eh, I'm lazy
@@ReidCaptain "I'm lazy" says the person who built an extremely complex redstone contraption that I barely understand. The only thing that I actually understand is that when you press a button something happens!
@@aozzya1563 LMAO
Most Underrated TH-camr ever.. If this video doesn't get more then a million views like it deservers, then youtube is just broken..
didnt even get 500...
@@jaden8923 bruh its been half an hour
Nice. It has been great to see this series progress. :D
I am glad you gave us the world download
Going to give this a try with my friends
So the first thing I think should be added is a cache for the board that is currently being played on, the benefit is that you can handle your win detection and invalid move detection there after each play. you only have to deal with 10 spaces worth of inputs (9 plus the small board) from the current board state, rather than all 90. I'd also recommend setting the cache to a "won" board on a reset, since both the "won" board and the reset state allow for players to select which board they play on.
Not a bad way to go, if you were thinking of trying it yourself I have the link in the description!
This is insanely cool bruh. You are super talented.👍🏼👍🏼
It’s finally done! Impressive.
This is absolutely stunning, watching the whole series I can definitely say you are one of the best at Redstone, you should do a survival series based off of crazy Redstone games and machines
What is the shader you're using? It looks really cool! Nice video as always 👍
It's genuinely sad that this isn't more popular. I'm too stupid to even understand how it works even with your explanation. This is seriously impressive and entertaining, keep up the good work :)
MumboJumbo really needs to see this.
I don't have any plans doing this but this one's amazing. I've also done a tic tac toe redstone minigame a year ago and made a video on it but it lacks a lot of features like a win detector. But I've made another one which is a little organized and I want to post it once I'm finished, but it's not like this. I appreciate your work and the time you've spent for this creation.
Redstone Scientific calculator. DO IT.
Also, I see that you very much enjoy over engineering things. You should try scrap mechanic. There is a mod that adds a shit-load of logic design freedom, such as: integrating integer/float values, wireless signal communication between vehicles/grids, advanced mathmatecal operators (sine, cosine, tangent, the inverses of those 3, pi, radians, degrees, etc), and an insane amount of other stuff I can't remember. Its fun.
I've been trying to make a basic 4-function calculator, but got stuck, and ended up nuking (literally) all my progress. If you want, I can send you the start template i was using. I would love to see it work.
He recently started Scrap Mechanic, so... request heard? I'd say the Minecraft equivalent of that is Project Red which isn't *nearly* as powerful. It adds single-block logic gates and more complex timing elements, colored wires, 3D wires, bundled wires, integrated circuits (if you have the Fabrication module), and more stuff I'm forgetting.
This is what redstone was about! Computers and stuff! It's been a while since the last time people make this kind of stuff.
P.S.: do you guys have any channel recommendation with similar MC content?
Overengineer bridges in Minecraft? :D
Awesome project man, super cool to watch through to competion
I have no idea how your not more popular. Keep up the great work
Also, I bet you could have some really great-performing videos if you just casually played a game. Maybe TearDown? I know RCE has been playing it and doing well.
RCE is awesome!
This is amazing, now it’s time for mega ultimate tic tac toe
I randomly found him from the One Road poly bridge video and immediately new that he is a Redstone Genius as well.
I wish you got back into minecraft! This looks epic!
There is a fun board game i came up with that is semi-easy to replicate in Minecraft(i hope, in c++ logic takes 6 lines of code):
There are 2-4 players, they are located on the sides of the field.
during your turn, you can move left, right, up, down
your GOAL is to collect as many points as you can.
The number of points you get from every tile is 1
Once you have collected points from a tile it becomes empty and a player that steps on it would not get any points
A player with the most points wins.
Its better to choose an odd size square field, obviously, to not give an advantage to one of the players
You can add a lot of things to this game, like barriers, change the number of points for each tile, field shape, etc
Also, Game of life is pretty fun to make.
Imagine building this then losing to a robot.
Seriously though great vid, and quality content. Even for a small channel.
Now make Ultimate-Ultimate Noughts and Crosses
Amazing series, I wish I was as good at redstone ad you
he deserves much more
U L T I M A T E gamer
This is coming from the Ultimate Gamer? I'm honored.
You should do this with 3 boards so this inside another board
Height limit and render distance
Good work man we love to see it.
Love your vids!
Thanks!
AWESOME
I made a switch board with a (partially complete) 70 bit memory
im proud of you, son
the absolute madman
Impressive!
You actually did it, wow
You should have a UTTT Minecraft tournament.
Maybe next time I do a game night in my discord, that sounds p fun
now make an AI to play against
you are extremely underrated
you're insane (:
Make Sudoku next! 😂😉
"How about a nice game of chess"
You should continue this Siri’s - automate the local board wins and add a computer player.
I'm trying to think of the control logic necessary to see if a game is won, let alone who won it, and it's ridiculous. At the moment, I'm thinking of having a separate board which can read whether someone won from each sub board (maybe not that hard?), and then automatically writes the last piece played on that sub board to that sub board, and lock it out.
Its amazing bro
e p i c
that is amazing
How 1 day ago comments but just uploaded?
Skill
Very carefully
Patreon?
does this work on bedrock?
maybe add insta repeaters so it's quicker
That is soo cool!
What was the music used in the video?
Amazing
Have someone manage to build Tetris without command blocks yet? Tried to do it with command blocks but gave up after some hours.
No idea, but sounds like a fun project
It's a very common request, but one that I've never started (Piece rotation, wall kicks, etc. just scare me to implement in hardware)
What shader pack are you using
Now add an AI for a singleplayer game
Even a bad AI would be a nightmare hahaha
*Mumbo Jumbo would like to know your location.*
so how do you download and well get the world if anyone can explain to me
Tutorial?
It's not block for block, but my series might help you along
@@ReidCaptain k
I learned how to make a toilet in minecraft
I think mumbo is afraid
What if you tie?
Game implodes on itself
Extend it please, so it will be fully operational (except playing against it)
For the people that disliked this:
What the hell is wrong with you??
Guys what if we were watching the next Einsteins video XD
Is this compatible with mcpe?
Good luck finding a phone or tablet that can handle the *G I R T H* of this contraption.
Redstone > command blocks
now do it on bedrock
wow
The shader is kinda annoying when looking near the sun
Hiiillooooo!
X00 X wins!!!
0X0
00X
OMG
I play on bedrock sad
YOOOoO
1070th.
I'm so confused. Why would you make it where it goes to another square? Completing one at a time makes more sense
an idea for a next redstone project would be connect 4 or battle ship that would be fun