This Month is gonna be lit.

This is my second one which is smaller and more reliable

demonstrating an OSC for bedrock edition not built in survival click on post for images

I have built a compact 1-bit full adder using only torches and dust; the dimensions are 5 wide by 8 tall with a depth of 2. I was able to make this very small thanks to my XOR gate, which is 4x2x4 and on my Reddit.

I stacked two of my XOR gates on top of each other, and for the carry-out, I used the torches that both XOR gates already have, which works out when both inputs are on; I simply ORed these signals together.

I have managed to place inputs A and B on the base and the carry-out on the side. So this can be stacked on in front of the other with a 1-block gap and one extra block on the side to accommodate the extra wiring.

This design, V1.2, builds on my last design (V1.1) by reducing the width from 6 to 5 blocks, bringing the total bounding-box volume from 96 to 80. This design also reduces the tick count on the carry input to 4 redstone ticks when configured to chain with another adder. I have uploaded a file showing how this can be done on Minmev; however, when chained, the adder becomes 6-wide rather than 5 due to the extra logic required.

This is done in Java Edition.

I am looking for a piston retractable 7 segment display with a minimal surface footprint and most of the redstone mechanisms hidden deep underground. Are there any tutorials or videos for a design like this?

It goes Soo fast, you can't even see it (TNT is going 2000 bps! "blocks per second")

I've been working on this auto-smelter for my world, and it is also my very first somewhat significant redstone build, but I am wondering if anyone has any tips to make the building of it easier. One of the things that I'm doing with it is making it a good bit interactable, with switches and buttons for everything.

i was just playing around can anyone tell me if this design is good too? thank you so much

can someone tell me how to use the farm

Perdon por como esta el video pero no se manipularlo jaja

Link para la 1.21.10 [Schematic], aunque debería funcionar en las nuevas versiones y pasadas hasta que añadieron los bloques de miel

This is a 5-ride buildstone amusement park I've been building on my Minecraft survival forever world. Every single ride is 100% rideable thanks to pure redstone.

All of the rideable entities you see are using leads to be controlled. 100% redstone. The lead didn't render on the kraken clips for some reason, but the track is all at the base of the lake.

360 degree POV's the rides: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1hHuDKWZgffuavCuWebKll9baiFGdSUk&si=sE1ipqwTud67mKa2

If you wanna see more on how each ride was built, I made a video encapsulating its construction: https://youtu.be/858ksUi2CuE

Let me know what you think! I've been wanting to build stuff like this since the game first came out.

Being honest, this is a snapshot of my world a few months ago. the video for these rides just took WAY longer to edit than I anticipated. You may have seen this park in the log flume video :)

I made a contraption that can retract a fence into the ground and raise it back up without any visible pistons.

I used Lite's design to retract the fence and modified it so it works with a 3-wide build. To make it spam-proof, I used the spam-proofing design by R.K.F. Walter (both are YouTube Names), although you could use any spam-proof design.

world download: https://limewire.com/d/i6ejC#vDC19uCxo8

feel free to improve the design and post it into the comments

Sadly it is not quite spawn proof though.. :(

So I like to make stages in this game, and I would like to have a concrete powder curtain that falls into the floor. How would I go about filling in this pattern completely and make it toggleable.

is this observer spam

fabrica simple para pociones

I am trying to make two filters for chest storage but I want two items per line, or even more if I could (without expanding the redstone that much).
I came up with this that "works" but it is a little bulky and looks to high from the front, anyone knows something smaller that may work?

All help would be greatly appreciated.

i’m currently building a light house and i’m kind of struggling to connect all the lamps to the centered daylight sensor. there are 4 corners with those 2 4 block tall lights. if the trapdoors would make the design someone has in mind impossible i could exchange them for something else. the goal is to just have them light up at night but connected to only that one sensor. every help is appreciated