My testing world is full of random (and usually not functional) redstone stuff i might share sometime
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7 years ago
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Edited 7 years ago by GrinningBobcat
And if we are doing command blocks:
is this what's inside the command block at spawn? wait nvm demensions are too big. where the heck is this? I mean I won't bother to go to it and if I did I'm assuming this has like 20 layers of bedrock on the outside
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@GrinningBobcat is this what's inside the command block at spawn? wait nvm demensions are too big. where the heck is this? I mean I won't bother to go to it and if I did I'm assuming this has like 20 layers of bedrock on the outside
It's some of the server's core command blocks in spawn. There's only one layer of bedrock.
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Along with even more protections, not even the Admins can go in there :D.
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@Nysic Along with even more protections, not even the Admins can go in there :D.
Well if you guys have the ability to edit blocks in the world using commands, then you can probably get in there somehow
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@Nysic Along with even more protections, not even the Admins can go in there :D.
Holy shit so that's basically The Server's heart aye?
keep her health and running Crafty -
For lack of anywhere better to share this I'm going to put it here. I built something absolutely pointless on the server today. Enjoy!
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@NutjobBob For lack of anywhere better to share this I'm going to put it here. I built something absolutely pointless on the server today. Enjoy!
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@BoneChi11er Seeing as I haven't seen any threads relating to it, lets make one about redstone! Why, cause it's interesting and why not.
Post your creations below and feel free to go into detail if you wish!
I'll get the ball rolling...I got bored one night, so I made a short countdown timer.
So the way it works is the player presses a button to send a signal all the way to a piston. This piston pushes a piece of wool over a redstone torch and a sticky piston, starting the entire mechanism. The wool becomes powered by the torch and sends 2 signals, one to the rest of the mechanism, and the other to a loop used to reactivate the wool to send multiple signals over and over, in order to keep the timer ticking.
So what about the other signal? Well it gets sent to this lovely bit. The signal splits to 4 sets of pistons, all of which are set to push at different times. They push what I like to call, the "Code Wheel™". Inside the wheel is a redstone signal powered by a torch. On the other side is a set of branching redstone paths that lead to sets of pistons that are the clock face. The "Code Wheel™" is used to complete the circuit between the power source and the clock face, sending different signals to different pistons to display digital numbers.
The white wool in the wheel completes the circuit, and the glass acts as a placeholder since it can be pushed by pistons but can't be powered by redstone. I'd record a video of it working, but I don't really have recording equipment, except for my phone...
But thats about the extent of my redstone knowlegde. What about you?Although this is a good design but have you considered making this using adders?
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@BoneChi11er I think we can exclude the server from this thread ya show off >.<
I was going to say that looked a lot like the old 1.8 server room
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And the necropost award goes to...
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we should revieve this though, there are gonna be a ton of huge changes with water in the 1.14 update. We should discuss how to deal with this and our already existing redstone
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Oh what kind of changes?
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Man i feel bad for crafty all the commands are changing and he may have to do a complete rewrite of all the server command blocks
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Let's hope for the best
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This is a Redstone Thread but not command Blocks Thread
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Can some one explain to me what it means to have a seemless piston door
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Edited 7 years ago by TimeKing297
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It’s a flush door, with no visible mechanics from the outside.
99% of all the command blocks have been converted to functions and I have already begun creating scripts to automate the conversion.
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Figured you would do something like that
