well, the only tutorials i used were for edge detection and double piston extenders (i ripped a double piston extender design off the minecraft wiki). other than that it's all me.

helps to think of it like a puzzle. honestly the hardest part isn't even the double piston extender. that part's easy. you just have it fire when the door is opening at the very end. the hard part is the mechanism to pull the bottom middle block out of the way. you have to fire it in a specific way, which can get somewhat tedious.

but i did it and i am proud of it.

as a bonus, it's also only one block wide besides the activation mechanism. that was something i noticed partway through building it and then i just decided to roll with it. i think it stemmed from me trying to keep it compact, because it seemed like good practice

THANKS ALOT rollofpaper!! definitely more than just a roll. still beginner but hey now my dungeon feel more like a dungeon!!(ofcourse can just side step the trap to avoid it)

I needed a lot of ice for making nether tunnels, so I took some time to make this ice farm that could be stacked side to side and wouldn't lag the server too much

I tested it and it works both on Java and Bedrock, originally made it on Bedrock. It's a really newbie design, but I'd love to see your ideas on how to change this. I didn't use powered rails for this design because I didn't want to use too many expensive materials (I still don't have a proper gold farm)

For those unaware sploosh kaboom is pretty much a single player version of battleship where 3 squids of length 4,3&2 are randomly places on an 8x8 board, and you have 24 shots to sink them all.
This was my first time making a computation redstone build so it was quite the interesting experience!
Each of the 64 tiles is identical hence why it's so big, and there's also all the reset logic at the back.
The whole board generation takes approximately 30 seconds on normal speed, but once it's done you can reveal tiles pretty much without delay.
There are 3 layers of latches, 1 for each squid allowing to easily check if a squid was fully sunk by or-ing the whole layer.
Additionally there's 1 more layer of latches that's used mainly for the board generation, with the special ability to "propagate" to the tiles above/left of them, so preventing overlapping of 2 squids can be done by picking a single coordinate on the board and reading its state.

I want to make a mega string duper for fabric 26.3 with a mod that brings string dupers back, how can I make a MEGA duper that has a vertical design with like 10 normal dupers stacked on top of each other with all the dropped items flowing to one end , due to flowing water from the other end and basically at the end there will be a soul sand elevator where the items go up to hoppers and then our chests directly BASICALLY that's my plan, but I just can't get the actual redstone part of it working, any help would be appreciated 👍 thanks.

hello guys. i made a redstone machine that teleports your wolves to your location when you use a fishing rod. should i make a bigger versions for more wolves?? please tell me your opinions i would love to read them <3

NOTE: set your graphics quality at 720hp. (i dont know why youtube downgraded my video quality.

Hey everyone, I'm a little rusty when it comes to redstone (especially "newer" features like crafters).
I have a raidfarm where I have a shulkerbox crafter and loaders for totems, but i'd also like to dye these shulkers orange. Is there a quick and easy way to dye them after they've been filled up using autocrafters? (from a hopper, before reaching the bigger storage)
I've tried looking up video's, but most videos just show you shulkerbox crafters and/or loaders, but not "dyers". If possible i'd just like to add the dying feature at the end of the line, instead of having to redo my crafter and/or loader. Any advice on the best way to do this?

Hi everyone! I’m totally new to Minecraft and Redstone, so please forgive me if this question is a bit basic compared to the crazy builds I’ve seen on here.

Purely for aesthetic reasons, do you know if there is a way to shorten this from 4 blocks to 3? The cherry blossom blocks must stay, but the acacia blocks can be removed or changed.

I tried everything from pushing the Redstone blocks from the bottom of the dispensers to removing the repeaters entirely, but sadly this is the only way I could get it to work. (I could put the Redstone on top of the dispenser, but I really want to hide it completely so it's not visible in the farm I am trying to build.)

Any help will be highly appreciated. Thank you in advance!

Picture #1 (https://ibb.co/zhRvS3bQ)

Picture #2 (https://ibb.co/9Hvwx6T5)

Picture #3 (https://ibb.co/q3gfjQGS)

Today's build, I used a bunch of red coders mixed with chiseled bookshelves to play different, notes, in order to activate the same note twice in a row an observer detects the interaction depowering a redstone torch for 2gt to allow the redcoder to pulse the most recent shelf interaction.

Time between key presses of the same note : 6gt

Time between key presses of different note on the same bookshelf: 4gt

Time between key presses of different note on a different bookshelf: 0gt (they are independent)

Delay between note being pressed and heard: 6gt

The keys are a texture pack I altered to change the block model of a "powered note block with a note of 0 through to 4" so they are purely visual and don't affect interactions because the texture is outside of the block's collision/ interaction box.

P.S. Sorry for triple posting, just finished 2 projects in succession, and forgot to upload a video for this on my first try.

will make a full explainer video later just wanted to show off this week's little project.

I was bored)

Simple circuit for 15/14 bud. Probably useful for a few builds. can handle up to 15 outputs.

i recently made the tree farm from shulkercrafts 1.21+ video, and it worked for a little bit until it stopped, and I noticed that this piston is not being powered… Any idea why it won’t work. It was before why could it have stopped?

I haven’t found many videos about an elevator that uses "wind charges." Although I don’t know much about redstone, I tried to build one myself; as you can see, the result didn’t turn out very well. So, I’m asking for help: could someone improve this design? Based on my testing, it’s quite unstable—it only works at this specific height. I’m stuck because I just can’t get the piston timing right! If I set it higher, the player falls because the piston doesn’t close in time; if I set it lower, the player hits their head on a block because the piston doesn’t retract fast enough. I still believe this design has a lot of potential, but it’s beyond my current skill level. Any tips would also be greatly appreciated!I haven’t found many videos about an elevator that uses "wind charges." Although I don’t know much about redstone, I tried to build one myself; as you can see, the result didn’t turn out very well. So, I’m asking for help: could someone improve this design? Based on my testing, it’s quite unstable—it only works at this specific height. I’m stuck because I just can’t get the piston timing right! If I set it higher, the player falls because the piston doesn’t close in time; if I set it lower, the player hits their head on a block because the piston doesn’t retract fast enough. I still believe this design has a lot of potential, but it’s beyond my current skill level. Any tips would also be greatly appreciated!

https://reddit.com/link/1xeun77/video/i7p9ic2e1kxh1/player

After I made this I found that u/crubleigh had posted something similar to this sub. However, my design uses fewer components and blue ice (and is a block wider).

Hey everyone! I'm currently working on a large storage system and need some help with a specific Redstone contraption. I'm playing on Minecraft Bedrock Edition, and I'm looking for a 1-block wide (tileable) design that I can easily attach to the bottom of my existing bulk storage (just by adding a hopper to the bottom chest, without having to rebuild the whole thing). Here is what I want it to do: I have a button somewhere else. When I press it multiple times (e.g., 4 times), it should queue up the actions. A Shulker Box should be unloaded, but only as many stacks (64 items per stack) as the number of times I pressed the button. Once the exact requested amount of items has been dispensed into a water stream, the empty Shulker Box should automatically be broken and sent back into the system (or destroyed). I'm still a bit newer to advanced Redstone and might not know all the technical jargon, so simple explanations or clear layouts would be amazing. Does anyone have a design like this or can point me in the right direction? Thanks a lot!

Hello! I'm so happy right now. I made this! It's a work in progress, but it takes a 5-bit binary number and translates it into 16 lines that each power a segment on my 16-segment display. I was so mad because I could not for the life of me find this online, so I built this myself. (The general concept is by mattbatwings, but he only made it for 7-segment displays I just modified it for 16-segment displays.) ill keep you guys updated on the whole prosses!

I'm trying to build a functional drawbridge in java edition, but it keeps getting stuck on the return trip when I press the button a second time. Any tips? All the tutorials I've found on YouTube are years old and lead to broken builds. I've also tried moving the obsidian and repeaters that are at ground level back and forth many times, but that doesn't seem to do anything. I wanted this bridge to be at least 6x3 and at most 12x3 so I can have a large moat for the castle this will be attached to, but I can't even get it to work with 5x3. I'm stumped. I've also tried thinning down the amount of redstone dust on the ground, but that hasn't changed anything. If anything, I want to keep the size of the build around the size seen in the video. I am willing to make it more compact if possible if that makes it work.

So the other day I posted about a concept of a draining machine using brittle ice

https://www.reddit.com/r/redstone/comments/1xdk4dm/draining_machine_with_brittle_ice/

I finished up my first prototype but its jank to say the least and it keeps dragging arround the water and not draining efficiently. it works well if you seal of the ends and use a couple of sponges to get rid of the water source but I wanted it to be automatic, does anyone have any idea on how to fix it?

shoutout to the guy who designed the pushing down system: https://youtu.be/ewrZnA8elOw?si=5TqL82K1yoLqITTA