How to Build a T-Flip Flop in Minecraft Beta 1.7.3 - Tutorial

This is a Minecraft Tutorial for how to build a T-Flip Flop in Version Beta 1.7.3
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[@physis_shenzai]

remember guys this is one way to do a flip flop, you can do bunch of other designs that should fit in to your curcuits. all of them have their pros and cons. this design is focused on vertical space for example.

[@Ayaans-Stuff]

Cool

[@smpark12]

I'm so glad my weird niche interest is popular enough to have tutorials made within the past month lol

[@BoxBlair]

It’s a growing community for sure

[@aramu5013]

thank you very helpful!

[@bagorilla123]

Haven't seen a t-flipflop in years

[@TheBoyRyansChannel]

Came for some flip flops but stayed for the.. the err.. I dont know why i stayed

[@agentu3035]

Stayed for the T (because you're british)

[@D4rk_R4in126]

If ya need help with Redstone, boxblairs always there to help! 😉

[@IcyL000L]

W boxman

[@D0cSpot]

the world needs more beta redstone videos 🙏🏻

[@deadlydirtblock7698]

Unfortunately the monostable in this design isn't 100% reliable. It can break when it gets randomticked

[@BoxBlair]

Interesting. Ive never had it fail on me before.

[@deadlydirtblock7698]

@@BoxBlair Yeah it's pretty rare, but it will happen if you run it enough times. For something like a piston door it's probably fine since the odds are fairly low, but if you're attaching it to something that runs repeatedly then it's probably better to use a different design

[@Myne1001]

Reminder you can still build the traditional t-flip flop design, it just won't be 0 ticked

[@kellphone]

who up flopping they t?

[@ncsloficentral]

im not watching this

[@TheBoyRyansChannel]

You cant even comprehend it