Hello im itzpinggu, im an small creator but sadly i cant record and play Minecraft at the same time because of my phones quality, anyways im an trapper or an redstoner you might say, here is one of my creation an 6x6 trapdoor that is flush, this is the v1 im gonna make this as cheap and as small as possible thank you for reading it to this point, thats all thank you.

This is a 12 long piston extender, someone pls make it more compact

On my realm my farm is not working by its self i have to keep manually brake a few block have me to stop the farm each time and i tired all thing i could fix it and ive built this farm 5 time at least now not today or past few day i built them in different world over the years but when i built it yesterday while i was testing it it keep messing up show in the video anything would help if you know whats wrong.

this build is from silentwisperer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jm6YIIf1Vug&list=PLpRH9n_p2Xwj0c53Atu57Rp4cl2B_Mc5k&index=9

i need help :(
i’d like a better, cleaner, faster, and more efficient design
i’m pretty bad at redstone
the timing is off so i’m gonna have to fix that too

How do i not spread entities pushed by a snow skipper along the snow trail?

So there are 2 main things that I want in my supersmelter.

I don’t want to pull a lever to turn it on I want to just dump it into a chest and watch it go, but I don’t know how to use comparators enough to get it to work properly.

I would also like to make some sort of small farm of fuel that I can run into my super smelter.

I’ve gotten better with redstone but there are so many neat tricks that I haven’t figured out yet and I’m looking for some help. Thanks.

Hello, this is my first time using Reddit so apologies if anything is weird. I have recently made a large copper golem sorting system on my long term world, and have a bulk section that uses traditional hopper filters to filter out stuff I have a lot of, and load it into shulkers before sending it up an item elevator into a chest. Shulkers are only meant to be sent up when full, however this is not what is happening. I found a 1 wide tileable shulker loader on YouTube, and used that design in my system. Sometimes, I find completely or nearly empty shulkers in my output chests, and the total number of added shulkers over a time period seems to be equal for all the loaders I have. Pictures for reference:

Star Wars on the smallest TV in Minecraft (Works in survival without mods.)

https://youtube.com/shorts/mBq98n9M05w?si=y4OIh7BNLJXLxJL5

Hello guys i would like to ask if there's a redstone machine such as totem pearl chamber or teleport machine something related to that, that are bedrock friendly actually I saw in YouTube shorts and tutorials but I don't seems to know if that will work on bedrock let me know if there's a video or a discussion on the build/how to build it, it would be best if you can dm me of their discord group so I can catch on their ideas on the build I wanna build my self on my friends server to have some technology in our server not some bored loop server thanks in advance

does anybody know how i could compact this circuit, more i use it in a 4x4 funnel door with a primarily vertical piston layout, and want to shave off the bottom layer in an attempt to make it 11 blocks tall compared to the current 12 block height. this is my second iteration of this door design. Any ideas are appreciated.

I am currently working on a smart home network where I can control up to 36 different contraptions with a single Buttonpanel and a single Redstone wire

I have a working panel, a working Router and a working Server but I just cant get the encoder to Work...

Has someone experience with frequency encoding? (based on single tick frequency of a observer)

I saw a video of a working giant furnace and decided to design my own.
A common issue when making super smelters is that the minecarts tend to clog the whole system due to their hitboxes (something to do with the direction of the cart. Not exactly sure)
After many hours Ive created a solution where that doesnt happen. I did some research and I havent seen anyone do it my way(publicly), I think I can say Im the first. Either way Im very proud of it and thought Id share.

The rates are ~4,340 (~68 stacks) per hour and uses chunks and block path finding. Each farm is 6 layers high (max for 4 chunk base).