Seems really large, but nice job! Oh, and how is it different from the normal smart furnace?
With other designs you will get things where the indicator lights turn on when the furnace starts smelting and will stay on until you reset it. Some designs (like Etho's) get as simple as a light just turning on to notify the user that there is items smelting and then turning off once it is done.
I don't understand why everyone has a Smart Furnace thing going on. I think we've all already seen quite good designs out there. Not saying yours is bad but I've seen better. Not bad.
Question, What design did you see that was better?
I created a cool and fancy way to make invisible buttons that you can shoot at with an bow and arrow. It uses A Lamp Block Update Detector. Remember this was made in Minecraft 1.3
Some cool things about this is that from a far distance, it looks completely invisible and flush with the wall. It can easily be incorporated into a Minecraft base due to the fact that it's very compact and isn't resource heavy.
No... If you want a crappy and inefficient combination lock then yes you would use AND gates. There are multiple parts that are needed to make a good, compact, and efficient combination lock.
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it looks a bit to over complicated though. All you really need when designing combination locks like this is:
1. Memory to store the inputed combination lock.
2. Rs Nor Array or Counter. [For Order sensitivity]
When I look at your design, I see a lot of unnecessary circuits that don't really need to be used or can be compacted. Because of that, it makes the combination lock relatively slow.
If you would like to see my design here is a video I made:
With my design it's infinitely expandable very compact and fast for what it can do. The only difference with my combination lock is that for example, If you have 5 buttons, you will need to input 5 combinations "19184". (That is unless you add a "0" button along with 123...4 to indicate nothing. "90043"
Anyway, It's a nice design but its not the best it can be. It can be improved a lot.
You can make it 1 less long and a tad more lightweight. Same thing applies with the repeater as well, change it to 2 and it becomes a t bud. I'm in the process of making a video which I want to use as a response to yours. I also want to give you a shout out cause I think you are way underrated. Although my channel isn't HUGE, I'm hoping this will get you a decent slice of that big amount of attention you deserve.
Thanks! that really means a lot to me. I'll be looking for your video response.
The Splash Potion is hard to get but since the new update its a little bit easyer since neather wart can be grown in the [Overworld].
You Can do this with any [NPC] ---> Non Playeble Content. So You dont need a villager. You could hook up this to a mob spawner or use a Zombie By Leading him into the cart. The Zombie has Better Health Because it Has [Armor Points] Unlike any other mob.
You could also use an Iron Golem as they have A LOT of life and it will regenerate over time.
After watching some of CubeHamster's videos, I decided to play around with Redstone Lamp BUD's and I ended up designing what I believe is the smallest Redstone Lamp BUD out there. The dimensions of the whole BUD is 7x2.
For those of you who don't know, a Lamp BUD is a Block Update Detector that gets triggered by updating the redstone lamp.
Pictures:
This right here is the whole lamp BUD.
By switching the redstone repeater on the orange wool to 2 tics, it become a Lamp Toggle BUD.
The same design can be applied but flush with the ground instead of a wall.
Again if you switch the repeater on the orange wool to 2 tics, It becomes a Lamp Toggle BUD.
The nice thing about all these designs is that they are all 2 wide!
Very nice combo lock design! I like it a lot more than CNB's, but you may want to sound a little less butthurt in the beginning of the vid. I subbed because you're a good designer not cuz you don't like how unfair the world can be.
I never said how unfair the world is because my stuff doesn't really get recognized I said it would be nice for small youtubers such as RedstoneInnovation, DicoTheRedstoner, AutomatorMC, to get a bit more credit or recognition for what they do because they too come up with VERY good redstone designs that get completely ignored because everyone thinks that Etho or CNB are the best redstoners out there. (I'm not putting down those too as I think they are both very creative and put out very entertaining and enjoyable material that myself and many others enjoy watching.)
Is it possible to break the buttons, and wire a pulser to it, and burn out the torches?
Hmm I never thought of that. I suppose it would be possible but why would someone want to do that when they could just break through the walls? The combination lock would mainly be used on a server where land protection is possible for your town but you don't want your other town member getting to a secretive area you have. You could also set up the output of the combination to and AND gate and have the other input to the AND gate be a secret button you have somewhere to avoid the smarter people trying to break in.
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With other designs you will get things where the indicator lights turn on when the furnace starts smelting and will stay on until you reset it. Some designs (like Etho's) get as simple as a light just turning on to notify the user that there is items smelting and then turning off once it is done.
Question, What design did you see that was better?
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Here it is and I hope you like:
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Sometimes the minecart is visible sometimes it's not. It depends on the direction of the minecart.
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Some cool things about this is that from a far distance, it looks completely invisible and flush with the wall. It can easily be incorporated into a Minecraft base due to the fact that it's very compact and isn't resource heavy.
Picture:
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No... If you want a crappy and inefficient combination lock then yes you would use AND gates. There are multiple parts that are needed to make a good, compact, and efficient combination lock.
Midget lucky for you I have an in depth tutorial
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it looks a bit to over complicated though. All you really need when designing combination locks like this is:
1. Memory to store the inputed combination lock.
2. Rs Nor Array or Counter. [For Order sensitivity]
When I look at your design, I see a lot of unnecessary circuits that don't really need to be used or can be compacted. Because of that, it makes the combination lock relatively slow.
If you would like to see my design here is a video I made:
With my design it's infinitely expandable very compact and fast for what it can do. The only difference with my combination lock is that for example, If you have 5 buttons, you will need to input 5 combinations "19184". (That is unless you add a "0" button along with 123...4 to indicate nothing. "90043"
Anyway, It's a nice design but its not the best it can be. It can be improved a lot.
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You could also use an Iron Golem as they have A LOT of life and it will regenerate over time.
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For those of you who don't know, a Lamp BUD is a Block Update Detector that gets triggered by updating the redstone lamp.
Pictures:
This right here is the whole lamp BUD.
By switching the redstone repeater on the orange wool to 2 tics, it become a Lamp Toggle BUD.
The same design can be applied but flush with the ground instead of a wall.
Again if you switch the repeater on the orange wool to 2 tics, It becomes a Lamp Toggle BUD.
The nice thing about all these designs is that they are all 2 wide!
Enjoy!
Video:
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Shall we call it the DUD? (Damage Update Detector)
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I never said how unfair the world is because my stuff doesn't really get recognized
Hmm I never thought of that. I suppose it would be possible but why would someone want to do that when they could just break through the walls? The combination lock would mainly be used on a server where land protection is possible for your town but you don't want your other town member getting to a secretive area you have. You could also set up the output of the combination to and AND gate and have the other input to the AND gate be a secret button you have somewhere to avoid the smarter people trying to break in.
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I'm using a LogiTech Mic. I would give you the model number but it doesn't seem to be on the mic. You can get it at Walmart for about $30 - $35.