5 Simple Redstone Circuits To Improve Your Technical Builds! Easy Minecraft Tutorial

[@silentwisperer]

Thank you for watching! Hopefully this redstone is useful to you and you learned something in todays video! :D If you want a part two, lemme know here in the comments & suggest some ideas if you like!:)

[@rory5740]

First

[@lolreckt1235]

Hello

[@rudianto2903]

Yes, part two will be helpful. BTW, I am waiting for another Bugrock episode since we're so close to 1.18 (November 30th).

[@bubbiot]

For your first example, a target block on the bottom will prevent the redstone redirection from breaking the clock. (Ever since they fixed target blocks I've been trying to find the best uses for them, like shortening the "100% reliable" item elevators one block in length or one in width depending on configuration - love em! 😂)

[@KRO-222]

Yes a part two would be amazing!! I’m slowly trying to learn redstone and it’s a little difficult to find good Bedrock specific tutorials!

[@TheSlambert123]

A part 2 would be awesome! Great info as always.

[@nouraalwdanii1140]

The first time I know this😂

[@gbgurt]

I'd love to see a video of Java circuits that break on bedrock and what to build instead!

[@olivergobrrr2935]

I think so too! Bedrock and Java are very different in terms of redstone (quasi-connectivity and bedrock randomness), and as such...you get my point.

[@fuzzycatfur2008]

Yeah... with all the planned parity updates too, redstone will be a very difficult topic to handle there, best way might be to introduce a new redstone like material to each version that acts like the other versions redstone, and make it as simple as adding a very common dye to redstone in the crafting table.

[@lordmord8378]

@@olivergobrrr2935 I see people talk about bedrock redstone randomness pretty often but I’m not sure what they’re referring to. I do lots of redstone but the only randomness I can think of is lag-related timing issues in realms.

[@chffguy]

@@lordmord8378 ikr I don't know randomness they talk about, I hear that it is random mostly from java redstoners

[@dylanb2990]

@@olivergobrrr2935 what randomness?

[@raiden1425]

This was incredibly interesting and useful and I really hope u make a part 2 :D

[@JC_Musician]

As always Silentwhisperer, you make the complex easy and useful!

[@OhHeyItIsNano]

Thank you! Been doing some Redstone lately while playing with a group of friends.

[@peterstrong772]

Absolutely a part 2, there can never be enough tutorials.

[@santiagocorr3a]

Wee need a part 2! This is absolutely awesome. Actually, I think you should do a series out of this sort of videos. Could name it “Redstone Piggo School” or something like that idk. Thanks for this kind of educative content Silent

[@MakoBlitz]

its so cool bc i recognize these fundamental circuits from much larger redstone contraptions and farms and now they make even more sense in my head

[@stuartstirland8730]

This is great. Don't underestimate the simple things: that double-speed unloader at the end is a huge quality of life change for something so simple but I doubt many people would figure it out for themselves. I'd love to see a part two!

[@Paulyboy-vu2xb]

Great video. I love how you make red stone so easy to understand. Thanks for the hard work.

[@redims8967]

Absolutely would love a part 2 :) I built your Moss farm, I was able to identify the circuits you showcased in that build! Thank you for explaining what they do!

[@voxgideon.]

Great tutorial as always. Your explanation of the mechanics behind the redstone is really helpful. Part 2 would definitively be most welcome. Also PieIsTheBest.

[@justinnottelling6148]

I love these restore explanation videos; they help me grasp so much more than I would on my own. Thank you!!!

[@phyrotoo9858]

This is what I always waiting from you for a long time ago

[@FrancescoLucchetta]

I'd love a part 2!

[@spideyfan7554]

Please make a part 2 this is the best redstone video I've seen in years

[@dillonvandergriff4124]

Yes part 2! Also I hadn't heard of a counter circuit before; that's really useful!

[@KRO-222]

THIS IS SO USEFUL THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@silentwisperer]

Happy to help out :D

[@drewswoods]

I appreciate the video. Some of your other tutorials are for complex, industrial-grade farms, and I just don't need that in my survival world. Learning more about the redstone helps me make alterations that will better suit my needs. Would definitely appreciate another video like this, if any comes to mind for the future.

[@texttobejon1267]

Could you make the best/most compact: t-flipflop, rising and falling edge monostable circuts, and double/triple piston extenders please.

[@v3nomgaming751]

The most compact t-flip flop will be 2 droppers facing towards one another vertically and have a comparator to run out from any one of the dropper

[@middlekiff2663]

@@v3nomgaming751 I made one the other day, and it only works like 50% of the time. Sometimes pressing the button just doesn’t activate the droppers. I’m on realms, though, so that’s probably why.

[@v3nomgaming751]

@@middlekiff2663 you need to power the dropper a repeater so it powers both of them

[@middlekiff2663]

@@v3nomgaming751 I tried that, and put redstone dust over the top of them when the repeater didn’t work.

[@v3nomgaming751]

@@middlekiff2663 if that doesn't work, maybe try the 2 droppers and a hopper one?

[@manuelmangual4587]

Thank you this was super helpful. My 7 year old son got a kick out of learning how to use circuits and repeaters. Absolutely grateful.

[@tonybishop7215]

Yes please part 2. I have learnt a lot from you over the past year. I really do appreciate all the hard work that you do.✌❤

[@nothanks5707]

I've been playing mc for 10 years and I still learn the most from watching your videos, thank youuu!

[@terrybradford3727]

OMG!!! Thank you!!! I have seen this type of information video many times... But I think you made the best version to date. Showing where and how they are used is so awesome. I have relearned so much. Thanks again.

[@81TheDirty]

I am new to redstone builds and I am really loving them. You are one of the better content creators. I appreciate you explaining why a devices does what it does instead of simply showing how it is built. That makes it easier to troubleshoot and also helps me to be more creative and make changes or additions myself in survival. You probably have made them before but some redstone basics videos would be awsome.

[@masterpopeyoda3290]

Silentwhispher and Jcplayz are my go to for simple farms. Both these guys have a playlist with well over 100 tutorial videos.

[@joeeveryman6666]

Thanks for this, this will be a great video to direct my friends to that wanna learn some bedrock redstone. It really helps that you explain the intricacies of compariters etc. Editing to ask for the part 2 lol

[@SpaceMonkeyBoi]

Me when I put a lever next to redstone: "sometimes, my genius is almost frightening"

[@Borret]

I NEEDED THIS SILENT! This will be so useful for my command creations because I’ve mastered building and commands but not redstone

[@yashmeetsharma2627]

Very good video for beginners

[@jaram6049]

I've watched this a few times, it would be nice for a second, third, maybe fourth part. Learn a lot from your tutorials, but breaking it down in parts like this helps me figure out redstone better.

[@tevamanea4572]

Yes more video about redstone circuit sound really nice, part 2 will help us a lot 😌🤟

[@josys363]

Yes a part 2 would be awesome! Your vids are always so helpful!

[@scottfisher7269]

Part 2? how about a series?...I found this one of the most useful redstone video's for Bedrock i've seen in a while. So much so, I wanted to make sure to leave a comment. I like how you broke each one down with a real build example. Adding this to my watch later list for reference. can't wait for part 2 or more... Thank you Silient!

[@evanfopma]

I load it and its like 1 seconds ago silentwhisperer, im too powerful I dont even need notifications

[@Shane_Kiel]

I’ve been waiting for a video like this!!!

[@FBornEvil]

This is brilliant! Thank you!

[@AffableWalnut]

Thank you - this is super helpful! Would love a part 2 :)

[@null8759]

Yes please part 2! Awesome video, thank you!

[@Thumper795]

Great video. Keep em coming!

[@kingcassio55]

Veryngood video. Definitely needed to learn about the redstone signal extension

[@connorsavugot1672]

Please do make a part 2!!! I love this! Thank you so much Silent. I would love to see some logic related circuits. For example, an And circuit, an Or circuit, and possibly a Not circuit. Thank you again!

[@Unseeb]

I know im late by a *few* years but im hoping we have more videos like this :D

[@pestevee1555]

Thanks, I'm kinda bad at redstone this is really helpful.

[@oceandawgz]

Awesome video and excellent explanation! Would definitely look forward to a part II, and perhaps some day you will explain/show us how you get the red/green hopper indications right....

[@Motefall]

Also thanks for showcasing the target blocks soo usefull.

[@theotherguy6951]

I built a pretty complex redstone circuit to add to my hidden staircase. It allows me to only open the staircase from the outside by throwing an item onto the ground, but only close it from the outside by pressing button. From the inside, I use a lever that can both open and close the staircase.

[@vadamantium]

Would love some more advanced circuits! Thanks for this

[@ewstoy]

Yes please, part two would be nice. Thank you for all you do for us Bedrockers!

[@scottym50]

Thank you for the great video. I love learning about redstone.

[@gabbyj16]

I was able to build my own piglin bartering farm I wanted using the repeater delay. Thank you!

[@rocklee1576]

much appreciated! Plz make a part 2!

[@old_man_lag]

Great tutorial. I get a lot of ideas from these straight and to the point videos about redstone. Part 2 would be nice.

[@matthewdevera5450]

Do you have any videos that are an introduction to red stone for beginners like myself or does anyone reading this have any recommended videos for someone who’s trying to learn the basics of red stone on bedrock? Great video as always Silent.

[@seadragonet1738]

more circusts! this is a great series!

[@JeffJedi]

This is a really great help. Please make part 2+

[@deatrixmuntz]

Absolutely spot on, more please

[@spoilerdiacre]

Would love to see this expanded to more simple circuits and even Bedrock specific ones. Redstone is a bunch of puzzle pieces I'd like to learn to recognize and put together in special ways.

[@djad4718]

I am a redstone lover , really want part 2 😘

[@GrouchyHaggis]

more plis sir. You actually helped me understand redstone a little better. I'm sure I'm not the only one.

[@martinmutch9576]

Keep them coming silent, u the man

[@MonsieurJo]

Merci :) Thanks you ;)

[@jamse666]

Bedrock redstone is such a beautiful rarity to find decent tutorials for

[@andrewhileman2980]

Yes part 2 please love to learn about redstone

[@AUTERBOY]

How convenient! I was just about to get into learning some red stone on bedrock since I’m not good at any red stone!

[@strabotld]

Thanks for all your help in learning more about this game! I personally would like to know more about piston doors and flying machines as video's I've found about them tend to just show and not explain anything (This is where I'll have missed one of your past video's probably).

[@sethclark2495]

Love these type of videos

[@leo_yt4850]

What texture pack do you use for redstone hoppers etc

[@rain596]

thank you for the video!! it is very simple and useful. i made myself a firework display with the extended clock :>

[@NathansWorkout]

Yes this helped so much gonna use it all the time.

[@SalamAzizAcademicDiscussion]

Thanks dude, this really helped me out

[@GameDriveChannel]

Yeah this was great 👍🏻

[@malamutekid8871]

1:54 you could replace the normal block that's underneath the repeater here with a target block so you never have to worry about redirecting the redstone dust, as redstone dust will always point into a target block. 3:13 There is actually a limit to how long you can make these, assuming that your input into the pulse extender is a pulse (like a button) and not a steady signal (like a lever). If you've made it too long, a short pulse won't power it long enough, and as a result, your pulse extender will turn into a clock that runs for a certain amount of time before turning itself off (actually useful sometimes).

[@matthiasverlinden]

Yay just uploading a video at midnight

[@WARREN_SPOODER_0210]

Letssss goooooo , I would love some more (it was meant to rhyme, did it rhyme??😂)

[@ICANanimations]

1:55 simple fix for the redstone breaking you can now use a target block for the block where the redstone torch is placed on. this will draw in the redstone no mater which direction its pointed at.

[@fetodroide_yt356]

Nice thank you

[@SannoIsCool]

Thank you so much for posting this video you are my one

[@lingo2386]

More please, love your work.

[@superking100]

I can use a lot of these in my hardcore world; thanks for this!

[@Amanchoo123]

The repeater timer is my favorite, but in JE the torch burns out if the repeater is on one tick.

[@jblaze1088]

Thank you , this has been a big help. If anything I would love a some flying machine designs re directional maybe some carpet bomber type thing? I'm digging a 12 by 12 chunk perimeter and it'd help so much .

[@ME-tu9tw]

The hopper minecart unloader is super helpful because although it is simple I admitted never knew how to make one

[@boxingkanga8352]

Sometimes it good to get back to the basics. I have never even used that hopper counter

[@jaymac1355]

Love me some red squiggles.. Thanks Silent

[@Platcode797]

Yes please, please tell us about the circuits where a pulse can be converted to continuous signals like pressing a button once will give continuous on signal while pressing it again turns it off. Also vice versa too where a continuous signals can be turned to pulses like flicking a lever on will turn redstone lamp on then off and when it is flicked off it will again turn on and off the redstone lamp

[@gamecraftmusicasmr]

Thanks very much love ur channel , mc redstone will eventually make you a electrical engineer .....

[@MmmM-mf3zd]

Even as a java player I can adapt some desings and learn something! thanks!

[@ExplodingDarth]

Definitely want a part two, maybe something like t flip flops and similar!

[@dirrology]

I'd love to learn all about redstone things and the technical side of Minecraft bedrock :))

[@AlanNri20]

Thanks

[@janitorman8899]

Definitely want a part 2. Please include a mono stable circuit for bedrock.

[@gabcandava1138]

i really love your videos🤗

[@just_a_frend]

Ty this helped a lot :D

[@Vincent_McFly]

Excelente aporte como siempre, este tipo de conocimiento es muy valioso para quienes nos estamos iniciando en minecraft técnico. Gracias! Excellent contribution as always, this type of knowledge is very valuable for those of us who are starting out in technical minecraft. Thanks!

[@ahmedhaadif7733]

U don't need to write twice there is a translator

[@mrflammable4664]

For the first red stone clock, you could replace the block the red stone torch is on with a piston facing down into an obsidian block since if a piston is powered with a red stone torch on it the torch will turn off and because of how red stone works, the red stone dust would redirect to the piston

[@seniorgarza5362]

damn i really need the minecart unloader, nice video

[@gianpaolosoligo646]

Part 2 pls, it's so useful

[@Stillminator]

So cool!

[@nessunonessun1]

The first clock in java edition after some burn out with one tick delay on the repeater. A problem I have with the pulse extender is that when the imput is fast for example from an observer it will do an on and off circuit that will pulse the redstone instead of taking it on and off The hopper counter do not work on java The observer do not depower the torch, to make it work I had to put a repeater at least at 2 tick delay betwin the observer and the block with the torch. I think that the problem in java edition is that the observer have a shorter delay then badrock

[@antananarivo484]

thank you for the note on the hopper counter for java!