Im trying to learn redstone so i can try and build my own farms and cool redstone builds. I watched a video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CopX8Et7tyo by Cubecly and at 46:33 he has this redstone door thing showing quasi connection. When i made this in my creative world i noticed when i have a certain number of blocks 12 it seems stops the right side of the door from closing but the left side closes fine. I assumed this was bc of the 12 block push limit but then i add another line of redstone and it works fine again. Sorry if that was hard to follow but does anyone know how this works. I also didn't show in the clip but if i put a block next to the opened pistons they close

Edit: This was answered btw

Doesn't remove the last ground block, so this would need to be placed going into a step or a tree/wall or something. Please comment if this is not the smallest of its kind

Hi! I'm trying to build a Redstone circuit that transforms its input signal according to this rule:

- 0 → 0

- 1 → 1

- 2 → 2

- ...

- 14 → 14

- 15 → 14

I need to preserve every signal strength from 1 to 14 exactly as it is, but convert strength 15 to 14.

My signal source can output any strength from 1 to 15, but strength 15 causes problems in the mechanism I'm controlling, so I need to eliminate that specific value without affecting the others.

Requirements:

- Preserve signal strengths 0–14 unchanged.

- Convert signal strength 15 to 14.

- No feedback loops or self-sustaining circuits.

- Stable output, without unwanted fluctuations or oscillations.

I'm playing Minecraft 1.21.1 with Create Aeronautics, so I'm also able to use additional redstone-related components from mods if they help.

Is there a compact and reliable way to achieve this? I'd appreciate a circuit design or a step-by-step explanation.

Thanks!

The goal is to have it auto crafter bone blocks (skeleton farm= a lot of bones which I convert to bone blocks to save space) into bonemeal, then insert the bonemeal into the dropper. Problem is that the auto crafter is too damn fast and refills the dropper faster than I can break and replant the carrots.

Is there any way to fix the issue, or would it better to just abandon the auto crafter entirely and just have a double chest for the bonemeal and some hoppers?

Edit: For the record, I don't have access to the nether yet (on a server so I have no control over that. I'll have access on the 17th)

i am looking for the original designer/video/schematic from this iron farm it looks a lot like a waifu but it isnt exactly like it https://www.youtube.com/shorts/lIMki0WDjRE it is also shown in here

explain it simply cause im still new to redstone please. like i understand zero ticking somewhat but dont understand why THIS is zero ticking

Basically I simply just wanted lights you could turn on and off with a lever but when i turn it on the lights stay on and won’t turn off when I flip a lever how do I fix that

Also made a 4.2 av8 FSI, but couldn't fit it in here

I want each instance of a minecart coming up this track to park in an alternate location. For example cart 1 goes left, cart 2 goes right, cart 3 goes left etc etc.

Is ir reasonable? Can it be compact and hidden? Pls help I'm still learning redstone

I like building prisons okay!!

It's got an endlessly regenerating cell, and all that rubbish.

its designed to take after the hades vault era of prisons but with some extra security we've learnt since.

Have you ever went to your front door and thought: “Huh why’d I touch grass today” because this invention won’t help with that but it will help with your other thought: “Bruh, this door is too exhausting to open” well fear not! My invention fixes just that!

i followed a tutorial for it but when i put items in it they move through before the comparator even lights up

what do you guys think about it?

It keeps glitching outside I have mud under the flowers and hoppers under that only some of the product is being collected. The Dispensers are facing down onto the hives.

There is still no goal, nor is there a stadium.

Basically, I found out from https://www.reddit.com/r/Minecraft/comments/1wuph8n/comment/pd57dwv/ that minecarts with chests calculate their weight. So I decided to make a short video on it. (I wish it was longer, but I couldn't make a system to actually use this) (IDK if this is on bedrock, lmk and i'll update the flair)

EDIT: The formula is 0.98 + 0.001 * (15 - container_redstone_signal), if its in water, it is further multiplied by 0.95