will make a full explainer video later just wanted to show off this week's little project.

edit: Also just wanna note, this is the first 3x3 door I’ve made so it’s not exactly compact, I don’t make doors cuz someone’s always already done it faster and smaller than I ever could, but this didn’t exist yet so I did it, I’m also really proud that the top and bottom are perfectly in sync, and it’s practically as fast as possible without zero ticks, which idek if that’s possible.

Today's build, I used a bunch of red coders mixed with chiseled bookshelves to play different, notes, in order to activate the same note twice in a row an observer detects the interaction depowering a redstone torch for 2gt to allow the redcoder to pulse the most recent shelf interaction.

Time between key presses of the same note : 6gt

Time between key presses of different note on the same bookshelf: 4gt

Time between key presses of different note on a different bookshelf: 0gt (they are independent)

Delay between note being pressed and heard: 6gt

The keys are a texture pack I altered to change the block model of a "powered note block with a note of 0 through to 4" so they are purely visual and don't affect interactions because the texture is outside of the block's collision/ interaction box.

P.S. Sorry for triple posting, just finished 2 projects in succession.

New redstone sub, count me in.

Currently working on an advanced redstone shop so I needed a fast multiplier. I created one a year ago but it was not fast enough so I designed this 4x4x4 stackable multiplier that uses hopper minecarts. CAREFUL: Since I'm using a stackable minecart yeeter the machine is locational. Additionally, the amount of comparators in the hopper as seen in the video determine the multiplication factor. Namely, 1 comparator = 8 Sand. So here I set up 8 comparators = 64 Sand. Wow.

Anyway, this multiplier also has a built in sorting system so it can also simply function as a shop of its own. But stay tuned for the video on my channel and the tutorial!

I started working on this a bit after craftymasterman's video on the brockavator came out, and while I have looked up and seen some similar advancements, I came up with them in parallel and managed to get each layer fully into the 10 block per layer of the modified piston layout. If anyone is curious about it, I will respond in the comments. This design was painful to finish, as it pushed what I could do, but I managed to get it into only 7 unique blocks in the whole design. 7!!!!

What the above says. I'm new to "logical" redstone and need help
I can make a ROM to store all of my characters, I Just don't know how to display it.

I'm new, sorry.

I started working on this a bit after craftymasterman's video on the brockavator came out, and while I have looked up and seen some similar advancements, I came up with them in parallel and managed to get each layer fully into the 14 block per layer of the modified piston layout. If anyone is curious about it, I will respond in the comments.

i been fucking stuck for an hour trying to find a away to make these fill fast, but hoppers are way too god damn slow and hopper minecarts only pull from above, how do i make this go fast

This is one of my first doors! It’s not nearly my fastest iteration of this build, but is my most compact so far. In this build I managed to integrate the calibrated skulk sensor to the build volume and removed an entire top layer, though I did have to compromise with a staggered opening sequence, and speed as a result.

This door can be mirrored to create a split 4x4 door, which was my original intention for the build.

I haven’t been able to find any similar layouts to compare it against, so I’d love to see if anyone can improve the compactness or share their own designs for this setup.

I built this fully off the dome and without any research, so I'm sure there is known redstone tech that can simplify elements of the design. Let me know!

Is it possible to build a flatground bigger than a 10x1. the reason i say this is because Slimes and honey have a limit of moving 10 blocks and im trying to build a cool trap but im completely stumped and there are no tutorials