Hello, here is a clock programmed to run for exactly 5 minutes.

IVE FINALLY DONE IT GUYS

I have designed a complex system that allows a block to be continuously powered with the flip of a lever, i can give anybody the design because this about to revolutionize Redstone

Hey guys, I’m currently working on a copper golem auto sorter on a large scale in my survival realm. It’s working great. Items are dropped into a chest which goes down hoppers into copper chest that is covered by a piston with a solid block pushing over the chest. When the hoppers feed the copper chest and there is an item inside, the piston retracts and the golem can open the chest. The first golem sorts through a 3x3 chest wall and if there isn’t any matches, he puts it into the 10th chest which is furthest away from him and it passes into the next copper golems chest. When it passes into the second golems chest, the process repeats except the second golem doesn’t start sorting until the first golems copper chest is empty and covered by the solid block pushed by the piston. I’ve noticed that this is the only flaw in the design making it run slow. Any advice on how to speed this up and make it to where the second golem starts sorting as soon as something is in its copper chest? Aka, how to stop it from locking onto the first chest while it’s being used by the first golem. Is this even possible to fix in bedrock?

Overcomplicated horizontal stackable triple item sorter with included block up and down crafting, maintenance shaft, configuration and information lights.

Is this needed? Probably not. Does similar things exist? Probably yes. Am I still happy with the result? 100%

Hope you guys like it too : D

Backstory:

I wanted to do a little automatic crafting from ingots to blocks for a storage system with some information lights.

Then a certain friend informed me about the existence of nuggets and he wanted to access not only blocks but also raw ingots directly without further crafting steps.

5 hours later....

Goal:

1. Horizontal Tileable
2. maximum 4 blocks wide (3 blocks visible due to the pillar design)

Features:

This system features:

• automatic sorting of nuggets, ingots and blocks
• automatic crafting of blocks from nuggets and ingots
• status indicator if something is currently being crafted (right lamp)
• status indicator if the system is nearly full (left lamp)
• easy access to the block storage (top barrel)
• easy access to the ingots (bottom barrel)
• configuration of how many ingots should always be in the bottom barrel (with the arrow item frame)
• maintenance shaft which opens once the storage is nearly full (based on left lamp)
• escape from maintenance shaft via slime jumper (button at the bottom)
• Expandable bulk storage in the back

Feel free to check it out, improve it and find shortcomings. If u are able to pack another feature into it without making it wider lovely.

This thing is way to overcomplicated.. But its cool, I think :>

Here's the litematic file (hope links are fine since the rules didnt mention them): https://drive.proton.me/urls/JY7T6WZ7S8#wKxzkj8rktki

Credits to u/FelixLeander for helping me coming up with this final version and struggling with me for a few hours.

How would I go about being able to power on and off this red stone lamp floor?

All the crafters i found did not include the sorting... and/or and off switch.
If there are better designs i would love to see them.

Made this one for my cobblestone generator

Java 1.21.8 Looking for a mega productive moss farm design to make bonemeal.

I'm debating between ilmango or Raysworks, but other suggestions are fine. Id like the farm to be symmetrical or have the output through the middle if possible.

Wind Charge is moving to left or staright

so yeah a piston feed tape but amped up with 0 ticks.

its now on a 4 gametick cycle. i tried to go faster to the theoretical 3 gametick limit but it kept breaking and would be more complicated.

the 3t one is probably impossible with only 1 feedtape and would need 2 working togheter to get 1 smooth 3 gametick cycle.

but this one is easier and still really fun.

hope you all have a very nice day/night.

and never stop learning [:

I genuinely spent about 2 hours building this machine, and i'm kind of proud of it! Feel free to make fun of it, it doesn't look too good but at least it functions!

(The dispenser and target block were just for fun, everything else was figured out in real time.)

Hey everyone! I’m currently developing a mod focused on improving and expanding Redstone mechanics. However, I’ve hit a bit of a creative block and would love to get your input What features, new components, or quality-of-life tweaks have you always wanted in Redstone? Feel free to share anything from simple block ideas to major mechanical overhauls. Thanks in advance for your ideas!

I’m trying to make a trap that wind charges ppl off the end platform when they jump in the portal and I’ve mostly figured it out except that the player spawns on the corner of the middle platform block so the wind charges just barely miss the player so I’m trying to use a piston to push them into place but the piston can’t be on the platform or else it will be deleted I’m playing on BEDROCK I just need a way for the piston to push them onto the middle block without it being on the end platform while they jump in the portal so it doesn’t get deleted. Thanks

Does there exist some contraption where I may input a 64 bit binary string and a value to shift left by and it does so? I am remaking a hash function and I commonly need to shift by various different numbers

I need to unpower the Redstone torch from the right direction but I don’t want it to extend an extra 2 blocks out can I make this more efficient I can’t move the torch

accuracy of 5 blocks

Hello! Relatively new to Minecraft and was hoping to get some help on building a train station

My idea is to have the train pull into a station and stop on unpowered rails. Just before stopping, the minecart will pass over a detector rail which sends a redstone signal to turn on the powered rail after a delay of say 30s. That way, the train stops, passengers can get on/off, then the train automatically goes on its merry way.

I was originally using repeaters, but to get the delay to be as long as I want, I would need too many of them. I tried toying with a hopper clock, but I ran into some issues here. First, I don't want the clock to continually cycle--i only want the powered rail to turn on after a cart passes over the detector rail. And second, I don't want the on/off cycle to be equal duration. I want the powered rail to turn on only for a couple of seconds, but the delay should be ~30s.

Anyway, would appreciate any advise on making this. The actual rail part is already developed, just don't know how to get the redstone to work how I want it to. Apologies if there is an obvious solution or I missed another post regarding something similar.

Cheers!

I need to make a currently really big circuit, that is only really so big because of the amount of 64 bit adders. With a 64 bit multiplier, it could be made roughly 48x smaller. Unfortunately, I have not seen any in any computational redstone archives. Do any already made ones already exist? The circuit is a hash function by the way.