How Redstone Works In Minecraft | Minecraft Guide S3 EP27

Your Guide to Redstone Components!
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[@FollowTheFrogLights]

Omg the episode we've all been dreaming about. Redstone mechanics are like math for Minecraft💀

[@ivelisseguzman9732]

Literally 😂

[@justaguywithoutapfp6181]

More like engineering

[@astreaus0076]

Don’t compare a wonderful thing like redstone to something that’s hated almost globally

[@FollowTheFrogLights]

@@astreaus0076 you're right please excuse my mindlees comment😔😔😔

[@YouKnowThatMimi]

@@FollowTheFrogLights lol

[@MCGramps]

Glad you’re willing to admit it when you don’t know everything about redstone! This tutorial is awesome and informative! Way to go Prowl!!!

[@1Ryat]

Redstone can be very intimidating. You have taught me a lot.

[@Zogg1281]

I like to pair a target block and a redstone lamp and put them in and around my base at different heights and distances. Whenever I see one, I can shoot it with an arrow and if I hit it the light will turn on, so I know if I hit the target even if the arrow is to far away to see. Awesome way to practice for the Dragon fight. Thanks for the video, I learned a few things I didn't know before 😊👍👍👍👍

[@jdthemaestro]

I have been slowly trying to learn about redstone and how each component works. Thanks to you, I finally understand how camparitors and repeaters work. Great, informative video. Thank you!

[@javierperezgarrido893]

This video is really something else. I was satisfied with the explanation on comparators (the best I've seen so far), but then you explained more and more. I can't thank you enough, for a noob like me, this video is a gift. Thanks a lot Prowl! Also I just noticed I missed the sheep farm video, so I'm going straight to it now, since I need one of those!

[@amg7535]

this whole entire season does NOT disappoint!! By far MY FAVORITE Minecraft content creator!! BIG FAN!! THIS video ranks in my top five! Keep up the FANTASTIC work!!

[@riuphane]

Great video Just a note, there is a big difference between "game ticks" and "redstone ticks". There are 2 game ticks to a redstone tick. Usually when people say "ticks", they are referring to redstone ticks. There are 10 redstone ticks in a second, but 20 game ticks in a second.

[@sfisher923]

Target Blocks can be used to redirect Redstone Dust lines to power components (Currently using this to power a line of Dispensers from the side) Also Fun Fact about Observers - They were first added to PE then got ported to Java

[@goldenambience7346]

I SO needed this explanation! Simple explanations with visuals. Prowl perfect 🥰

[@jameswild8023]

Still confused about it all but this will help me build better farms and better builds and thank u for this video we all need this

[@LimeGreenFungus]

I’ve been waiting for this episode. I love Redstone and understanding how it works

[@davidgathings4188]

I agree with you here..I want to understand more about it as well

[@slowercuber7767]

Had no clue that a side input would lock a repeater. Great vid, looking forward to the rest of this series!

[@Ratboycure]

Prowl this is a real good guide. Love your teach a man to fish approach. Thanks fellas! Thoroughly enjoyed

[@davidgathings4188]

Prowl thank you for the video man, I always wanted to create my very own contraptions without using someone else's inventions in Minecraft...thank you for this informative video

[@LukePlaysGames3256]

i know your gonna hit 100k soon

[@CommonerTobias]

I’ve been playing Minecraft for years now and I decided to take a brake and when I came back a lot of my mechanism didn’t work anymore this is a great refresher and a great brake down. Nicely done

[@blahblah-tj5he]

I sincerely appreciate your thorough explanations without droning on, it's all clear and concise and organized. you earned a subscriber with this being the first video I've watched. I look forward to seeing more quality content. 👌🏻

[@washed_ten845]

Great episode Prowl! Very clearly explained. Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge with us.

[@FoxyPanda888]

Fantastic video, Minecraft player for many years, use a lot of redstone and still didn't really understand what I was doing. This video is so helpful. Thank you Prowl 😍

[@corndawg9595]

Thank you so much for this video! One of the best I’ve seen at actually explaining how things work. I want to eventually be able to modify redstone tutorials I use enough for it to work better in my environment. Like adding an item sorter to a mob farm! Also just understanding how things work makes it easier to figure out what I’ve done wrong if my redstone isn’t working! Thank you! :)

[@Justsammie90]

Thank you for this video!! It has helped me understand redstone better!

[@xdrew_25]

Well done! Very good introductory to redstone. Keep up the hard work

[@madgruntilda]

I'm happy you did the item elevator, just what I need. I'm getting to grips with redstone and I sure have learnt a tonne today. This video will go on my downloads to watch a few times. Cheers Prowl 👍

[@Tnshaikh]

You could also use just soulsand..

[@madgruntilda]

​@Taimur Shaikh will give that a try cheers

[@Prowl8413]

You still need to get the items in the water, soulsand only makes them travel faster.

[@Infinite__Sin]

Ty for this video. So helpful. Keep it coming my friend.

[@101wolf]

thank you this helped a ton!

[@jakegrant3974]

Excellent video as always.

[@dtwoh]

I knew a lot of these but was stuck on one thing glad I decided to watch the whole vid I learn some knew things

[@jilllunsford9614]

You did an amazing job explaining everything! I've watched a few videos and nothing clicked until now. Thank you you should do some more in-depth videos

[@Ace2000]

Nice explanation of all things !!

[@goldenhelmet403]

This is a great video, Prowl. Meets a need for a broad redstone introduction.

[@sespider]

Great video. Gonna take a while for me to wrap my head around how to use it all, but I got the basics. I'm 2 weeks into this game and just made a small below ground iron farm. But I wanted the iron to flow upward to my chest area. So I ended up adding a water elevator to it, but I did it differently than you have here. You can see me struggle getting it to work in episode 5 of my Rumble channel. Here are the basics of my setup: The dropped iron (and poppies) fall into hoppers, that feed into a dropper. I power the dropper through a repeat circuit that spits out the iron to the side and into the water. At the bottom of the after I have Soul Soil to cause a updraft and push the items up faster. This then sends the iron into two hoppers and two large chests at eye level. My next goal is to find a way to send the signal upward to turn on a redstone lantern when new iron is deposited. But I might be able to bypass that by placing an observer at the top. I'm think that as the observer sees the iron pass by, just before hitting the hopper, it can signal the light to come on.

[@bestofharmonyone1160]

If you put the observer to see the iron pass through a hopper or something of storage then u can pull the signal from that. To light up the lamp. But if u are thinking of pulling the signal from seing the iron going through the water stream then that wouldnt be possible since its not changing the state of the block.

[@sespider]

@@bestofharmonyone1160 Thanks. Hopefully it'll help someone. As for me, I've figured out the observer issue, but ditched it as the golem dying is more than enough of a notification. My issue now is with the auto-sorter. It works. But it will randomly allow the hoppers' clogging blocks through. It's VERY annoying. I've checked with multiple video tutorials and sure enough, I have everything correct. The first hopper seems to never break, but the other two, after it, do. Very weird.

[@bestofharmonyone1160]

@@sespider auto sorters are tricky, so most tutorials show you put 5 of the item u are sorting and the other 4 slots to put like 10 from a filter item. So thing is if u have a ton of item being filter what will happen is that the signal strength from the other hoppers are strong enough to unlock the hoppers next to it hence causing it to mess your sorter. So i suggest either two things: 1) Put 1 filter item for the other 4 and then just put a stack of the item u wanna sort so that it locks on the correct item number (im sorry i dont remember the correct items needed). 2) if you wanna keep the same design u might have (havent seen it to know whats going on) i would say build them individually. Instead of having them connect side by side. Leave a one block gap. I tend to do this if i know a lot of items are gonna go through to the farm at a fast paced so that way i can keep the 5 main items and allow way more to be picked. This is one way to make sure all the items are picked (this is how i use it for my guardian farm) Usually iron farms in bedrock u have a mob cap of 2 iron golems so max you could receive are 10 irons per duo death so i say switching to option 1 is perfectly fine and ur sorter shouldnt break! But also remember that string and poppys are coming in as well so if u sorting all three then check which one is more frequent and in amounts so that you can keep that one far from the iron one so when both are being pulled u dont have too much strength and unlocking ur hoppers

[@Kevinus_Musicus]

Thank you so much for this

[@solteq3450]

I think I need to watch this seven or so more times...oy! Thanks Prowl!

[@alisavogt2892]

Excellent tutorial!

[@shazam3930]

Thank you for this redstone video

[@leviowens1689]

I learned how to make a couple of clocks and how to move stuff vertically which is something I’ve often considered doing for storage. Thanks

[@chadwolf790]

Excellent job 🫡

[@shanehudson6969]

Excellent video and very well explained

[@toferg.8264]

This is great!

[@FredBearcat]

🤣 Your explications are very funny, Thanks guy 😉

[@jamesbroxton8881]

Great tutorial. Need one on how to use sculk sensors for Redstone wifi

[@upthedubsguy]

Really good job, Prowl! :- )

[@watchinglearner]

It kinda helps me understand what redstone devices are supposed to do in theory, but it doesn't help me understand redstone well enough to build my own contraptions with it. Especially considering how inconsistent rendstone seems to be. I built a castle gate that opens and closes according to some instructional video I saw, and it worked fine the first time. When I tried to reconstruct it to EXACT detail the second time (with intent to dissect and perhaps alter the design), no part of the build actually worked. Basically, I can kinda see what the devices are supposed to do, but my redstone builds still don't do anything besides necessitating larger builds to hide the unsightly-yet-defective wiring.

[@mooncxi]

I didn’t know you could lock hoppers, good to know

[@discordiacreates6669]

I thought I was gonna have to comb through multiple videos on how to use redstone components to figure out one very specific thing but I decided to click on this video first, and now only. I may need to watch this at least one more time because that redstone clock is exactly what i was looking for but there's also some other uses that look fun, though I'm on bedrock rather then java so one or two things may require tweaking to get the same results, but thanks anyway, I'm definitely not gonna use any of this for evil to make contraptions just to annoy anyone lmao

[@weligames]

For the water elevator if u need something faster make a soul sand elevator and the dropper on the side to increase the speed of items going up

[@ToastYT987]

Useful tettorial

[@kuro758]

I consider myself decent at redstone but I had no idea comparator could read through a block in between. thanks

[@crisortiz8568]

Hi. New to minecraft and want to perfect it. What pack is he using for the hoppers?

[@Reymax164]

30:18 to answer it. *No.* I didn't learn anything new 😅 But it refreshen my knowledge about redstone.

[@toferg.8264]

I certainly learned.

[@ladyedythbuilds]

I really needed this video! Thanks for taking the time to really explain these things- everyone else just seems to take it for granted that it all makes sense right away. I do have one question. At 28:12 when you're explaining the hopper flow, would items flow into that bottom hopper and get stuck there in the hopper when the chest is full and until space opens up in the chest again? So there's the potential to temporarily lose access to items in the hopper line because they flowed down into it because the hopper above doesn't know that the bottom chest is full and there was nowhere for them to go? I just need confirmation that I'm thinking about this the right way. :P

[@scorvens8299]

I just love your videos.Because you are ay g on bedrock edition and i am on pocket edition hehehe so cool

[@justinator1010]

OK..... right this episode is really useful, learned a few things I did not know about some of the components. However I do think it may have been better to have released this episode before using any of the circuitry in other builds as I'm sure many others had to figure out whether to use a dropper or a dispenser for example

[@Prowl8413]

I've explained what I'm doing and why in every other build so far. This is now to advance that general knowledge of using the components, already have some examples to draw from and go back to, and tie all the knowledge together.

[@justinator1010]

@@Prowl8413 ah yeah that makes plenty of sense, I will have to come back to this video for some future builds

[@chrisbuck8934]

How does the comparator in the water elevator read the changes in the dropper if it's separated by a block?

[@wesleybartoszek425]

You are a god

[@georgezp7787]

Can you speed up the item elevator by using soul soil and rearranging the positions of the other components so that the dropped drops items into the stream from the side instead of dropping from below?

[@sogghartha]

yes, that is how i did mine. you just have to make sure all water are source blocks for the elevator to work.

[@TheBlackTownmateXCrypton]

hey dude i wanna try build a SUPER MARKET in MC whith STRINGS and triphike hook as normal when u walk into string pistons are opening. But i want make reserve when u walk into the piston closing its this posible?

[@BassMaster123]

What is the pack called where you see where the hopper is facing

[@Kaynanyu]

🤣🤣🤣 I literally just finished building/creating a signal strength (analogue) to binary converter then this video's notification popped up!!

[@FlylyfeMC]

I'll use droppers for item elevators on occasion, so times better than water elevators

[@IamBigA_]

Is this the same for Java? 😊

[@mistaflexshot4698]

my daughter been playing for a long time, i finally gave it go , omg.... AND WITH THOSE REDSTONe THINGS ? OMG..... YOU CAN GO ENDLESS IN THis GAME, legit took a week off just to play this game lol. my daughter think i come home early from work ! haha

[@chipmunk1631]

I need some help doing some of this, but I'm on the mobile app. If you would be open to answering a couple questions that would be great

[@VeLocity2129]

what textur pack do you use

[@seraj7o497]

It's bedrock tweaks kinda

[@ksheerajvootori1122]

tell about pressure plates

[@RenTheMoonCat]

Soft power i think is quasi connectivity and I don't think you can do that on bed rock version

[@Thereallcoco]

So I have a very important question let me know if you have time to answer it!

[@dstaron3162]

[@DarkLightOverNight]

I STILL HAVE TO LEARN REDSTONE BUILDING AND COMMAND BLOCK

[@robbekets9767]

Love uuu

[@beneneeatus6135]

My brain 💀

[@DefeatedMelon]

I have a phd on redstone mechanics.

[@999Lipecraft]

Bedrock?

[@nicoscool2333]

It doesn’t (in bedrock)

[@mre3654]

I think I’m good at redstone until I watch an ilmango video lol

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I don't understand this🤯

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We say first nationally, not natively.