Hipster 7 Segment Display Counters

Copper bulb displays not requiring a constant power source allow for some interesting wiring. These are some silly ways to create displays with (mostly) hipster wiring.
Timestamps
0:00 - Sculk Powered Counter
0:40 - Flying Machine Powered Counter
Sculk Powered Counter
AB tileable counter that uses the following vibrations:
- block placement: A
- block activate: B
- book change (chiseled bookshelf): AB
The bottom segment toggles whenever any of the top 3 segments toggles. The feed tape therefore only needs to power 6 segments.
Needless to say, this display is horrible. It breaks whenever you place or activate a block nearby.
Flying Machine Powered Counter
Expandable counter. All displays are updated in sync to avoid a really slow ripple effect.
This thing was suprisingly difficult to wire due to the tileable trapdoors and flying machine control.
World Download
drive.google.com/file/d/163T5...

[@Luar77]

Just the concept of a hipster 7 segment display is wild on its own. Seeing an actual working implementation of it is insane. This is so cool.

[@legofan431]

the second concept is to insane, I can't believe the wiring for it is so neat and compact!

[@TheGunMasterDigital]

I love the sculk design!

[@Towsti1]

I don't haha

[@Minoulein]

@@Towsti1 and why not?

[@mrmunchkin2181]

It would be very nice to have a world download so that we can build this in our own worlds or to better understand and learn. Amazing job as well.

[@Towsti1]

Thanks. Here you go: drive.google.com/file/d/163T5SIZ4VoQxSOyCrA-F3SA4aXF2fvpC/view?usp=sharing

[@mrmunchkin2181]

@@Towsti1 I only just saw this, very much thanks :D

[@theofficialarnl7018]

At first I thought it would be a hipster door made of copper bulbs that where activated below and then extend above the ground

[@Minoulein]

really interesting design

[@PotatoCraft_TMC]

That is crazy