Every Type of Wireless Redstone

In this video, I have a redstone tutorial where I cover every practical version of wireless redstone. While there are a few that were left out, these are the ones you will consider using in survival 99% of the time. Hope it helps!
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[@lennertplayz]

Leaves update when in contact with a log. You can make a redstone line with only leaves + a piston with a log.

[@CodeNeonMC]

Ah, but I defined wireless Redstone as causing a Redstone current to bridge a gap with no blocks in between. Even if it's not normal Redstone wiring, that's not really wireless

[@lennertplayz]

@@CodeNeonMC true

[@timohara7717]

Its not wireless tho

[@M_1024]

You forgot about: Turtle Villager bridge Daylight detector Trident Pufferfish Water/lava And more technical ones like Shadow items

[@CodeNeonMC]

1. Turtle? Care to explain? 2. Same with villager Bridge. Not sure what that is 3. Daylight detector I actually experimented with, but it doesn't really function for wireless Redstone. Its not possible to "transfer a signal" like the others. 4. Trident? If your talking about throwing it, again, that's not transferring a signal.

[@yungyingchu485]

@@CodeNeonMC @ProGameBot I have no idea what he means by the other ones, but if you attach a inverter to a daylight detector with a piston above, you can transfer signals in daytime. nighttime, I think is possible but I will have to remember to test things

[@bogopogotime1736]

@@CodeNeonMC 1. I think he meant turtles going to lay eggs near water(stepping on pressure plate). 2. ringing a bell make villagers that are on their workstations to go to their beds(once again, pressure plate). 3. tridents can strike lightning at lightning rods (might be bedrock only I forgor). 4. pufferfish change hitboxes depending on nearby players(triggering tripwire). 5. no clue

[@julianw7097]

@@CodeNeonMC Are not daylight detectors infinite distance wireless redstone given that you have a chunk loader at the other detector?

[@brickie9816]

@@bogopogotime1736 💀💀💀

[@petrusdimitrilarantukan7678]

Damn this channel deserve more than 100 billion subs

[@danielpiliutsin]

underrated youtuber

[@couqueza4169]

ayyy even more of a sub increase, lets keep this going! nice job, man

[@jonahwannebo3745]

by far the most effective sort of wireless redstone is dispenser with firecharges rapid fire, with a panel of observers as the receivers (the observers trigger when they catch fire). the detector can be a bit bulky, and there are errors (hence rapid fire instead of single fire), but it is effective at far longer distances (ive done it more than 50 blocks with a ~ 9x9 detector (and that was larger than necessary). Range can be extended only at the cost of detector or transmitter size. I suppose the amount of fire charges consumed becomes excessive over time, but compared to the ~7 block range of the other designs it is definitely worth it.

[@jonahwannebo3745]

oh yeah also put a barrel on the transmitter to block the shots that are farther off. Unless you want fire everywhere, which is fine. A more sophisticated design would have a barrel made of observers and then only fire an extra shot (or two) if the first one hit the barrel. That being said often times one just has to live with the rapid fire solution because the length of the barrel to be effective grow with the transmission distance. So longish bursts of fire to communicate 0s and 1s are easiest if one is not willing to have very bulky transmitters/receivers. But regardless of how this method is implemented, it is far more wireless than these other 'wireless' redstone mechs. - if you want to go any serious distance horizontally without another transmitter every 7ish blocks this is kinda the only way.

[@acr027]

Ok, the ice one is really nice. I never tough of this. I like it.

[@BeefandCheese]

It would be awesome to use this to trick some friends ;)

[@unsatisfactory1298]

Nice job

[@shyamkumarbaranwal9504]

4:45 so you turned on light... to produce more light

[@CodeNeonMC]

Well, when you put it that way.....

[@vik8306]

Is it possible to use the skulk sensor as a redstone door component for automatic piston doors?

[@CodeNeonMC]

Absolutely. Yes!

[@melissacarlsson1499]

you forgot some types of wireless redstones, but useful to watch. keep it up =D

[@bellssy]

What do you use to record.

[@l0remipsum991]

Gravisand from Quark mod can be used to make an oscillator

[@Gaia_Earth01]

does sculk sensor wireless redstone works on bedrock edition

[@WoolyCow]

what about item nbt stuff? or cat redstone, or llama player detectors? they have no love :(

[@CodeNeonMC]

Well, the first one isn't survival friendly like I mentioned, but I'll be honest I'm not aware of the others you mentioned

[@mryeast7359]

I wish he could make another of his space episode's

[@CodeNeonMC]

No longer really about space, but episode 3 of that is coming out this weekend! (Datapack Survival is the series)

[@SniperOnSunday]

Leaves, logs, and observers

[@mistergibihm5707]

Was sind das für blauen blöcke

[@I_Am_Infiniti]

I'm surprised you didn't mention any of the proper technical wireless redstone mechanisms. The daylight detector: Using a piston above a daylight detector at any height, you can send signals downwards by extending and retracting the piston (even works at night using a certain design) The pets design: Pets automatically sit down when you go to a different dimension. Using a contraption that detects when they sit down, you can send signals from as far as you want given you have a nether portal The repeater line based one: Uses how physics effects items and sub tick update orders to send signals from anywhere in the world using a transmitter. You've mention its not survival friendly, but I disagree. There are compact and simple versions of the design out already The beehive one (this is 1 use only, so may not count, though the ice one is too): Bees remember their beehive, and don't enter a new one until their old one gets destroyed, meaning you can send signals by breaking beehives, and allowing bees to enter a different one The next 2 use glitches, which you said you wouldn't include, but I think they deserve a mention anyways Tripwire and boats/armor stands: For some reason, facing some directions, activating a trip wire hook activates the other end of it too, even if they're not connected by string Shadow Items: Using an update suppressor, you can create 2 stacks of items which seem different, but as per the code are the same. So making changes to one stack changes the other one too. You can send signals by putting a stack inside a chest with comparator and dropping items from it's shadow stack in your inventory

[@F1shDaDude]

Wow

[@DrDAC-go7hs]

Check out cubicmetre's video on actual wireless Redstone

[@CodeNeonMC]

I've seen it, it's cool! I excluded it from this video because it is farrrrr too impractical and complicated for most people. But it is arguably the most effective type of wireless Redstone if anyone wants to figure it out!

[@matveytsarichansky8953]

@@CodeNeonMC i found some simple design for that i dont remember by who it was but its survival friendly but not sure if single player friendly because alot of people say that it doesnt work in single player so idk but i tested the world download and it worked but also i think it doesnt work in single player worlds because some farms might activate it but multiplayer cant so it works in multiplayer.(sorry for the long explanation).

[@ButtercupNugget]

Are u doing a QNA ever?

[@CodeNeonMC]

I've been actually thinking about that! Whatchya wanna know?

[@CodeNeonMC]

@Tiffany Ippolito I didn't even know you knew my channel lol

[@Nulono]

I'm pretty sure that's a repeater, not a comparator.

[@CodeNeonMC]

I noticed that too, not sure why I said comparator 🤣

[@bashman0997]

When the light is sus

[@CodeNeonMC]

I hate that you are right....

[@lazyiscrazy1929]

REDSTONE

[@Endrw]

You sound a lot like Wendover Productions

[@Silverdraconicarcher]

10k time

[@FieryPadawan]

iT Is a RepEAteR n0T a CompAraToR!!1

[@CleverGorillaMan]

I'm the 50th person to like this video

[@SqualidsargeStudios]

A compare rator? WHAT??

[@aashishpandey7883]

Do

[@brickie9816]

Bro you forgor about entity id based wireless redstone💀 edit: oh sorry i didnt knew that in fact u didnt forgor mb ive seen your responce to someone else