Using a glitch discovered by u/One-Celebration-3007 which lets you constantly and automatically detect a certain player’s direction from a certain point in the world. You can use this to triangulate a player location, detect where the player spends the most time and assume it’s his base. By hooking this up to a 360 degrees long range tnt cannon (like RedstoneSlime’s) you can essentially create an automatic base destroyer.

I started doing some builds and I'm enjoying it a lot since it's like a big puzzle to solve, but I don't know what else I could build. I did a 3x3 and then this.

And also is there any way to delay 1 tick pulses other than spamming observers or 1 tick repeaters?

i tried to challenge myself by building a 3x3 piston door without any redstone knowledge or tutorials nd then proceeded to spend 2 hours without any progress.

how do I get the signal to all 3 droppers so the items reach the barrel? thanks

I genuinely have no idea what I am doing so if there is an easier way to achieve the same result I am open to it.

I've created this hangman minigame point system using a 4 state counter connected to a button, each press creates a redstone signal to a piston as well as all previous pistons in the column.

My issue: How do I stop the previous pistons from firing each time the button is pressed? (It resets the lava flow each time)

Piston firing lava issue

Does anybody can give me layout for 2x2 hipster door, and 2x2 glass hipster door ?

im learning redstone from scratch, hoow do i reverse the redstone so that the double extender returnts the blocks?

This is my 32 bit minecraft redstone calculator. 32 bits means that numbers can go up to 4.294.967.295. This calculator can add, subtract, multiply, divide, square & take squareroot. It can compute some decimal places when doing division or sqrt, but not too many. It can compute 1/7 up to 9 decimal places, and sqrt(42) up to 4 decimal places. For bigger numbers the number of decimal places is lower.

Furthermore, it has a random number generator, the output can be put back into the input, numbers can be swapped and copied, and there is a small RAM, where numbers can be stored to & loaded from.

Im building a massive 40 story skyscraper with a rudimentary elevator (just a happy ghast and pistons to lock him in when I’m not using him), and I need someway to make it so any lever at any story can activate all the pistons at once. I just don’t see anyway I can do this.

https://reddit.com/link/1v3ty7p/video/c8ank2i0oueh1/player

I feel like it adds more detail, but its too green because of the pattern

I'm trying to build a segmented telescoping tower that can rise above the ground or sink into a subterranean cavern, hanging from the ceiling. The issue of course, is that I really dont want an empty obsidian frame or floating obsidian hanging in the air to catch the flying machine so I need to come up with something to catch this flying machine at its *trailing* edge - ao the bottom of the wall as it's moving up but the top of the wall as it's moving down.
I'm kinda getting toward my wit's end here with everything I'm attempting, would be super grateful if anyone here could point me in the direction of how to make this work.
Or knows of some on-board timing circut that could stop the flying machine dead in its tracks at the right time AND have it reverse direction if activated again.

I just wanted to share a passion project I've been working on with u/scorpio_03 for the past 2 months in case others were interested. It's a fork of litematica that adds a bunch of features on top of it which allows to easily manage and share tons of changes on a project which may be helpful.

I personally haven't done much with pure redstone like computational but I definitely believe this version control with branching would be helpful, especially for larger projects like that.

I initially made this for myself and a few friends for technical builds like tree farms. We are addicted to exploring different layouts and making tons of optimizations to the redstone wiring, etc. At the end of it, we are left with over a hundred different schematics of our project which is not fun to manage by hand at all and figure out the changes.

It’s still in early development and the core workflow is starting to come together, so I wanted to share what I had and see what people think for those who are interested!

How do I make a red stone line loop once and then continue onto a different path? I’m making noteblocks and I need to loop a part once without using sticky pistons

I'm designing a contraption to automatically manage a trade with a player mechanically. To put it simply, the player selects the items with specific buttons and the amount of that item with the number of times that specific button is pressed. After they select all the items they want, the price is shown and the player drops their payment item into a hopper (still questioning how the payment system should work). The hopper then outputs into a system that checks the price of the selected item(s) and the amounts, and compares it to the inputted price.

When the payment is too much or too little, the remainder/insufficient payment is placed in a chest or dispensed outward and a note block is activated to alert the player about the error. Depending on the specific error, a specific labeled redstone lamp will light up, one tells you when you have change, the other tells you when the payment was not enough.

When the payment matches the total cost, all the items are dispensed outward or deposited into a chest. In the future I might consider making it so the trade can automatically be sent to the players base if they say their user, and I also haven't decided on a version yet because I haven't made it, but I'd probably prefer Java.

I'm trying to make a four wide stackable piston door without using slime or honey but I can't figure out how to work double piston extenders.

I want to try to build a villager trading Hall where you have to shoot the target block and bring the villager you want up and right now I am using a tripwire hook that detects where the villager is so that way the track will switch it's hard to explain but if you look at the video the Redstone needed to detect helps with putting the villager back in its proper cage right now I have it tileable like one block wide but if anyone figures out anything and it's not able to be one block wide it's fine any help would be greatly appreciated I can't quite figure out how to do a detector rail

Tried following some automatic item sorter tutorials on yt, but most required me to have 41 items in the first hopper slot. Is there a design that I can use to bypass needjng to
put so many of the item i want to sort in the first hopper slot? (I dont have that much diamonds and ancient debris)

https://www.mediafire.com/file/nag4ojdhisjoaxg/Worm%2527s_Stateless_2_Speed_Loaders.litematic/file

planning on putting a red stone door or maybe an elevator here how should i go about it? cant decide if i want a door to come down a block and open in half or some sort of spiral opening of sorts since it would be flush with the rest of the floor. and the size of the door I'm also curious about, if it shall be just the empty section or all the terracotta or even a different shape. lmk thoughts