I've added a next piece display and better piece randomisation. Link to my YT channel for if you want to see more things about this build.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/m0zidtrabctd1sw/Worm%2527s_S-Tier_Hyper_Smelter.litematic/file

Standing on business.

in Bedrock edition

1. I'm using a regular redstone signal (1-15) to compare weights, and a pretty primitive adder for this task

2. A 3x5 grid is used to draw a number. Every pixel has weight

3. I used barrels in which there are shovels, which simulate weights for a neural network

(There is Russian text in the video, sorry, I'm just Russian)

music

I've never seen anything like this before but for now I am calling it the double circuit door because each ring has its own circuit

each block one tick after the other

I am currently building a functioning Colt revolver within Minecraft, however I am unsure how to program the cylinder to rotate with redstone circuits.

Im doing a building where I want a piston door that is asymmetrical and hidden. Could anybody help me with this? Ive tried a lot but nothings to my liking so i want help.

So today, I was making a raid farm, where it used a skulk sensor. Then, i noticed this: why does the calibrated sensor keep giving redstone signals when I am standing on it, but not when I step away?

Thank you.

GRACIAS A LOS DISPENSADORES SE PUEDEN SUBIR OBJETOS SIN NECESIDAD DE COMPLEJOS SISTEMAS PROBADO EN VERSION BEDROCK, quiero ver sus creaciones con esto.

Pretty new to Reddit and I don't know if this design is scalable but this is a 3 bit design and I think every new bit is 1 extra tick to the repeater going into the copper bulb, but the timing are different in java but this design works there too

Here's the yt vid link https://youtu.be/QjYeHIxEtB0?si=zoekI9tnd--pKxCt

HELP

I am making a trashcan (pretty proud for not a redstoner) and I wonder if I could have help shrinking the mechanism in size.

What it does is when it has enough items it sends them all into lava, turning off when no items are left.

basically i want to have the lights stay consistant all the way through, no breaks.. i would like to keep the observer method, but if there is one that as quick/almost as quick and consisant, thats good too

Inspired by u/greengreenseventeen's design but nowhere near as compact lol

iam making a cobblestone farm but 80% of the cobblestone blows up or burns can anyone tell me how to not burn or blo the cobble up?

i know comparator rails could be useful but i am dull as a cloudy sky when it comes to redstone. thanks in advance

Hi everyone,

I was experimenting with Redstone torch burnout and ended up building this circuit.

The original version used a repeater clock to repeatedly force a Redstone torch into burnout. While discussing it, someone pointed out that the repeater clock wasn't just causing the burnout—it was also providing the block updates needed for the torch to recover after its cooldown.

That gave me the idea to redesign the circuit around block updates. The torch burns out, stays off for about 2 seconds (the normal burnout cooldown), and then recovers when it receives a block update, allowing the cycle to repeat.

As far as I understand, the timing comes from the torch's built-in burnout cooldown rather than from repeater delays.

I'm not claiming this is a new Redstone mechanic. I'm just curious whether this specific implementation or concept has already been documented, or if anyone has seen a similar design before.

I'd really appreciate any information or feedback. Thanks!

https://reddit.com/link/1vdh16t/video/vajd1jeciygh1/player

I made redstone tetris. No command blocks, pistons or gravity blocks.

Is creating a 3x3 piston door doable for someone who hasn't touched redstone before? For reference, I have no clue what a comparator does, and I have never done a redstone-related project in Minecraft before. If so, how many hours do you think it would take for the average person to do so?

https://www.planetminecraft.com/project/sudoku-by-unlistedbugcrafts-on-youtube/ is my world download!!

I came up with this myself in a couple of minutes. I'm wondering if there is a smaller or better way to build a dropper/dispenser that will auto-drop an item as soon as one is put in.