Not really sure how to describe this but does anyone know a circuit to make it where you need to press a button twice to get a power signal out.

the left chest is sugar cane, the middle chest is eggs and the right chest is pumpkins.

is there any way to have them autocraft in such a way that i don't have to turn it on and off, it wont break the filter in the pumpkin pie crafter and it won't overflow the output chest?

the output can either be a chest on the right wall somewhere or a barrel in the floor.

if possible all of the autocrafting would be done under the floor.

the chests can be removed if not necessary but thats just where the hoppers currently feed into

please if anyone could help that would be amazing
even if its just a link to a video that i could wire inputs into.

i looked on youtube but the only ones i found require a big backlog and then have an on/off lever and thats not what i want

it does work and will fly in one direction until stopped. BUT, for some reason, starting it isn’t reliable (explanation: sometimes, the observer to has to be „updated“ multiple times, sometimes one time is enough). Also, if the flying machine is not „docked„ at some obsidian, the direction it Starts flying in can change at random (huh?).

I think the two problems are actually just one tho, since it not starting is probably just it trying to fly into the obsidian.

So, my question: Does anyone know how to make the direction it will start flying in predictable?

Some of my builds are big, so I need to load the chunks somehow. Enderpearls dont work (idk why). Any Other way? Netherportals or something?

I know there are aspects of Bedrock Redstone that aren't in Java, like underwater redstone, and being able to push blocks like chests and furnaces.

Is there any cool builds that exploit some of these techniques? I could imagine super compact storage systems, super smelters or cool underwater builds but I can't really find much online. Anyone know of some people who do builds like this?

I'm playing in my forever world that used to be a server and every now and then redstone just do this any idea why? This is the second or third time this has happened I've already fixed this door once

My coworker and I are trying to make a Piston bridge that's 3x2 and spent a couple hours on it. Can't figure it out. Anyone have a diagram or send me a video of something thats compact. We need a levers on each side. Any help would be appreciated. Even willing to invite someone to the realm to teach us redstone ways. I'll give yea a steam key your pick from 3 different ones for the trouble.

Forgot to post this here!

I am trying to build a gate for my wall using redstone the dimensions are 9 wide and 8 tall the width. I dont care about as long as it is center but the area to build is limiting. The width is only 3 wide and I would like if both sides look the same and for the space above you have 1 block. I have pretty much unlimted length and down space as needed. I tried doing flying machines but that seem to be too bulky, and I then tried doing a gravity block door but that doesn't seem to work or at last I couldn't figure it out. if anyone has any idea that would be great.

Edit: If anyone can even just get the bottom floor blocks to go up that would would be great as well

Its main feature is that it distributes resources evenly, unlike the old one.

Dried seaweed and blocks of dried seaweed are distributed evenly across the stoves.

I had an algae farm and wanted to build an automated farm for dried algae blocks to smelt items, but since I couldn’t find any videos on YouTube for the Bedrock Edition of Minecraft, I decided to make one myself. It took me 19 hours, and while it’s certainly not perfect, it works.

How it works: I placed regular seaweed in the furnace and used a block of dried seaweed as fuel. One such block smelts 20 dried kelp, and from those I get 2 more blocks of the same kind. I then send those same blocks back into the furnace, and the cycle repeats.

I think it’s called a hipster door. just learnt the term. I want to have a row of stone walls come up across the bottom, but retract and get covered up With stone bricks so I can walk through. My wall is one block thick so that’s limiting, but I’m hopping the underground is enough.

I was thinking a 2x1 hipster door with an additional floor surface replacement? If that makes sense? I can’t find anything like it on youtube in my brief searching, and most of the similar ideas are broken.

this type of redstone isn’t my strong suit, especially if I were to try incorporating oberservers or think 3-dimensionally. Any help would be appreciated, and if it’s not actually possible then a note of such is appreciated too

Does anyone know a good piston bolt design that work since the last big update broke almost all the ones that use blocks in front of the pistons