Every Redstone Component in Minecraft 1.20 Explained - Redstone Guide

Every Redstone Component in Minecraft 1.20 Explained - Redstone Guide
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Redstone Basics and Components are explained in this Minecraft Guide Tutorial, you Learn How to Go From Noob to Pro at Minecraft Redstone because every Redstone component in Minecraft is Explained in this Video, Minecraft Redstone for Beginners, How to Use the Redstone Comparator, Observer are all here in the Ultimate Minecraft 1.20 Redstone Guide!
📑Chapters📑
0:00 - Intro
0:35 - Redstone Dust
1:00 - Redstone Torch
2:15 - Redstone Block
3:22 - Redstone Repeater
6:12 - Redstone Comparator
10:49 - Observer
12:31 - Piston
12:51 - Sticky Piston
14:11 - Slime Block
15:27 - Honey Block
16:07 - Dispenser
17:02 - Dropper
17:52 - Redstone Lamp
18:33 - Iron Trapdoor
18:41 - Iron Door
20:10 - Daylight Detector
21:16 - Tripwire Hook
22:16 - Trapped Chest
23:12 - Target Block
24:19 - Lectern
25:17 - Lightning Rod
25:54 - Lever
26:37 - Stone and Wood Buttons
27:51 - Pressure Plate
28:35 - Weighted Pressure Plate

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Trapped chests are good because they don't empty into hoppers until you close them, like if you make an incinerator and accidentally throw your pickaxe in there.

[@Jzombi301]

that makes sense since powering a hopper locks it so when you open a trapped chest next to a hopper it will power it

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i've been playing minecraft for more than twelve years, and i never knew that stone buttons were activated for a shorter duration than wooden ones. kudos on the great video 💚

[@angelcaru]

You forgot the fact that droppers can move items into containers. These containers can even be other droppers, so you could move items upwards using them.

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[@Drie_Kleuren]

You forgot a very important thing about wooden buttons. You can shoot it to activate. This doesnt work with the stone types Also wooden pressureplates trigger when a item is trown on them. Stone ones dont.

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Every pressure plate does except stone

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Did Redstone exist back then?

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​@Michel I started playing 1.17 so I'm not sure but I'm pretty sure back then it wasn't in the game

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@@Michel-dx1bn yes it’s existed since Alpha v1.0.1

[@nglish6905]

Just realized what you could do with comparators. Imagine you're building a puzzle room. Set the comparator to "subtract", have two pistons extended by redstone torches. By having two pressure plates that need to be pressed down, first signal runs through the back of the comparator to be subtracted, second runs through the side. If both are pressed down, the level will come out as 0, and it will open the door!

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[@JW_Ginter]

Trap Chests also lock the hopper going into them, so if you have a long hopper chain going into a trap chest, if you take a few items/stacks out without closing the chest, the empty spaces don't fill until it's closed.

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I was so confused and wondered why would anyone ever use them if there so complicated. Like common core math why would I do all of that work when I could simply multiply and done.

[@cowserthekhelinace]

Great basic guide! A few additions: 1. Redstone Repeaters can be locked by another Repeater directed into its side to preserve their state, on or off. 2. Wooden Buttons can be shot by projectiles to power them as well. 3. Stone Pressure Plates ONLY activate if a player or mob walks over them, but Wooden Pressure Plates can be activated with items as well.

[@Jzombi301]

wood pressure plates can also be activated by projectiles

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That's overall quite helpful, if probably information overload for any newb to redstone, especially at this speed. It'd be great if you developed a whole series, where you go in-depth on specific components after this general overview. Two things would make it better IMO: 1. Don't do this on grass in a normal world. Do it on a custom superflat world with smooth stone. You want no distractions. The higher contrast makes it easier to see, and smooth stone is easy to count in the default texture pack, for people who want to test things out along with your examples. 2. Use a special texture pack that shows the signal strength in numbers on top of the wire. I swear, lots of people wouldn't be turned off redstone if redstone components were better designed, and showed more information. Vanilla Tweaks has a good pack which does this, it marks hoppers, repeaters, composters, levers, etc all in ways that make it much more obvious where they're pointed, whether they're on or off, and what strength of signal they're giving. Oh, and you're moving around too much; I often lost track what you were actually going after. Focus a bit more. ;) But yeah, very useful.

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A little late but something important about redstone repeaters is they turn to a "locked" state when powered from the side by another repeater. This allows for many different types of redstone gates including small memory cells.

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[@Tengu125]

I wish there was a "placer" and a "collector" too. A block gets placed, pushed by a piston, and then collected somewhere down the line in some contraption, maybe then passed into a dispenser or dropper using a hopper and so on. Maybe a vacuum too, that pulls in dropped items within a certain distance affected by the friction on the surface below the item, like stone vs glass or ice, or even collect water if filled with buckets, to be passed along and be released elsewhere without the builder having to do anything. I just love automation in this game, and I imagined an automatic mining machine, like the opposite of those self-going building machines.

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wooden buttons and preasure plates can get pressed by arrows

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Will you be doing one showing what components work differently in Bedrock? Loved this one either way, thank you!