I made a fully functioning, fits in one chunk thunderstorm detector on bedrock! Unlike other thunderstorm detectors I've seen, this one not only works at night, but was designed and tested on bedrock! How's it work? Pandas are special in minecraft. They are the only Mob in minecraft with genetics. They have different personalities and appearances based on their genetics. One kind of panda has a special feature, the worried panda variant. It has an extra top pixel on its eyes. They will stop all movement and sit up and rock back and forth on their butt when a thunderstorm starts. I wanted to find a way to convert this behavior into a redstone output. This machine does exactly that. A hopper clock powers a Dropper elevator recycling bamboo into itself in front of our panda. He attempts to grab this bamboo, Every time he does so, he is pushed into a hole, via pistons, into a water stream, into a bubble column. This puts him back on the platform to try again. Every time this happens he activates a tripwire hook that powers a pulse extender into a redstone torch. The pulse extender acts as a battery in this case, giving the panda enough time to go back around the loop without the circuit turning off. When a thunderstorm happens, the panda stops moving entirely. This stops him from hitting the trip wire hook, and stops powering the pulse extender "battery", allowing our redstone torch to come on. If anyone attempts to build this on java, let us know if it works! Or if anyone has anyway of condensing this too!

Hello hi, ive been trying to figure this out for the last 30 minutes but I cannot for the life of me figure how to make the crafter craft paper instead of sugar when connected to the clock, and i dont really know how to fix that, any help would be greatly appreciated.

The picture is what my current setup is.

i decided to make something today yay :p

it had been a bit but i managed to come up with something and keep it in a pretty small frame: 11*8*9 blocks.

apart from making too much the first time and having to redesing some small parts here and there it went well.

anyways have a nice day and keep improving [:

I couldn’t find a tutorial for this, but when I press the button the first time, I want it to activate and deactivate the left pistons and when I press it again I want the right pistons to activate.

The problem I’m facing is that the other pistons will push it back after the button is off. And a normal T-Flipflop doesn’t work because the other piston has to be off while it’s being pushed

Only one side has to trigger and on the next button press the other side.

It would be nice if you could help me.

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Hi

I've been trying to think of making something but i can't get new ideas, i just enter the game to run around and do nothing.

Please give me some ideas, projects or inspiration and if i do them i will post them here.

Thanks guys.

I designed this super simple 3x3 Jeb Door and the total volume is 220 blocks. I found someone else who did a 225 block one but I refuse to believe that no one has done smaller than this. Does anyone know where I can find a smaller design? (Assuming it exists)

-customizable nuke (spread and count)

-nuke spreads on the block under where the payload arrives (if the nuke is big enough)

-range of 125K by 125K blocks (moves 0,77... blocks per tnt)

-accelerates 38.5 blocks per second

-pacman

Comparator clock (orange)'s signal is being detected by an observer chain carrying it upwards. However, the pulses become slower after doing so, could someone explain why and how to stop it? Later part of the video shows a near identical setup, however the repeater's pulse rate is normal. affects all components powered by the chain, no matter what layer of the chain the component is on. Version 26.2

https://medal.tv/games/screen-capture/clips/nsnjKyu2eb6RuoiQf?invite=cr-MSxsOWUsMjA4OTI3NTk

I intended doing a normal 3x3 piston door but i was struggling too much

For the record, the one that works is pointed in the +x direction and the one that fails is pointed in the -x. It's supposed to give a number of pulses equal to the input strength.

I built SilentWisperer’s Slot Machine but when there’s a win the rewards don’t dispense

I saw a creation a couple of days of a wall of bookshelves that falls in to reveal a hidden enchanting room? Does anyone know what I'm talking about or I am going crazy?

It was really hard to make since i didnt see any tutorial and im really bad at redstone. If you have any tips on how to improve it or make it smaller, please tell me! I would really apreciate! :)

https://reddit.com/link/1w6la36/video/142a91rlndnh1/player

"input on A sets latch on A, then subsequent input from A are ignored input on B first unsets A, then the next input on B sets latch on B, then subsequent input from B are ignored same with A in reverse."

is it possible to get this to update in less than 5 game ticks with the same behavior?
My input signals are too fast for this exact design. is there anything that has the same behavior and updates faster than 5 game ticks?

ideally as fast as mechanically possible.

Not my design or video.

But its exactly what I need just its too slow to update on an input signal which is its only flaw.

the schematic if you want to tinker with this exact design but if u have a better design with the same behavior that meets my criteria i'd like that too:

https://www.mediafire.com/file/itoqz17mt07yz5m/custom_exclusive_resetting_ab_latch.litematic/file

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

I followed this tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5QqIgBfRws

As shown in my video, the machine just keeps wiggling back and forth without moving forward. I can see that the sticky piston on the wiggling arm, while does extend and retract, doesn't pull the other arm. But...why?

Modlist also in attached video.

Thank you in advance for any help. :)

first one open nicely and is 1 thin in the wall, the big part is in the ground, second one is a bit messy when oppening but 1 thin all the way and faster to close. I'm proud of both anyway but I still prefer the first

Is there a better way to do this? I have to make it as skinny as I can, and as far as I know that’s four -wide (cause of the pistons) and this was the best I could do but it feels a little clunky.

It technically works as a clock without the repeaters, but it doesn’t empty the hoppers completely and I need max period, so o didn’t want to do that…

pretty confusing i made it without any youtube

I have this kind of block swapper into a survival world, but currently the bumb (that i use as a decoration) and the crafting table, is in the same level, but i want that when i swap to the crafting table, it goes above the floor level(represented by the white glass), but not the bulb, how do i do this?

so i tried making a sorter but i failed because me dum dum at redstone. can anyone help me with this and tell me how it works? that would be really noice

I'm currently building a door that opens up when someone gets close. I want to further optimise it's speed but for that I need to place the skulk sensors in a spot that can't be covered up enough for the water to not destroy stuff if it spreads. Since I'm kinda new to redstone and it seems pretty handy in many circumstances I thought that you might know if and how it's possible

How would I go about making an automatic crafting setup where at first glance it’s a wall but then with a lever a secret crafting table shows up one block away from the wall, then closes flush again. I don’t want it part of the wall like most tutorials.

It's for an automation of making bamboo slabs

I just figured I'd ask this out of curiosity I myself mostly do Bedrock redstone and for me I think it would be the fact that pistons in Java are budded if they can't push the second they receive power and therefore it won't push until they get a block update.

Edit: i'm going to try and engage with any comments under this that I think and interesting conversation could come from given a lot of us are coming from different perspectives