INSTANT wire Binary Decoder Tutorial

This Is a binary decoder wich uses Instant wires, so wheter you decode 0 or 511, the delay is the same.
I made it by uprgading ‪@Kahyxen‬ Binary decoder with instant wires
Download the instant wire decoder on my discord server:
/ discord
My Patreon:
/ mrkorwaldski
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Redstone Tweaks 2.0 | Minecraft Redstone Resource Pack | 1.19.x
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[@MrKorwaldski]

Thank You for 10.000 subscribers !

[@NoahCuzn]

Congratulations! From your first follower on Instagram!🥳

[@MrKorwaldski]

Thanks, almost forgot I also made an instagram account, maybe I should actually start posting stuff there haha.

[@DaisiesTC]

The potential this has for map creators is pretty insane. Pretty sure this could allow for some cool set-pieces.

[@FerociousCookie]

You could use this and code each block in your storage with a binary code, then you can have auto crafters that call for resources from specific chests to fill itself up when stock is low, you could have a fully automated, self crafting, storage system that you just need to walk in and input items then it would fill every slot, including crafting things using raw materials, you could even call for redstone torches with this to make repeaters or fully auto dispenser storage that refills over time whenever you take things out. This makes that so much more compact (even though it’d still be a behemoth)

[@MrKorwaldski]

Yes thats actually what were doing right now. I already have a video on my channel about storing all the crafting recipe :)

[@vitacz4751]

With this much progress in redstone computers I'm really hoping one day we see an OS made, especially looking forward any way of making displays with colors and not mundane redstone lamps

[@minedeath-pvp2768]

Incredible stuff 🙌🙌

[@the_witchdoctor]

WorldEdit paste can be done without messing up the rails but you need to do two things first: '//perf off', and '/carpet fillUpdates false'

[@MrKorwaldski]

That works, Thank you ! This is going to save me a lot of time :)

[@the_witchdoctor]

Nice use of doors! My first instinct in that situation would have been trapdoor with a wall below, but a door is probably cheaper and easier for building in survival

[@letsseethegame55]

I really love that 🥰

[@finalER]

you redstone genius! ♥

[@AdamSchadow]

I'm sorry but there is already a drastically superior version I showed off that B1nary came up with that uses cobble walls.

[@MrKorwaldski]

Oh thats awesome, I wish I had seen that before making this video haha. I think im going to use your version in my future builds if I may.

[@chexo3]

Do you have a video or other write up on it?

[@AdamSchadow]

@@chexo3 Yes its on my yt channel.

[@iPlayGamesX]

I think I have a 99% better one but ok

[@AdamSchadow]

@@iPlayGamesX show us

[@ligmajoe6484]

holy moly

[@Biiiivv]

Gawd damm, this is getting insane, when do you think we'll get to the required computing power to run, say, MSdos?

[@nad2040]

What do you mean by computing power?

[@Biiiivv]

@@nad2040 I mean like virtual system specs

[@MrKorwaldski]

Well MSdos has way higher system requirements than any minecraft pc I'm aware of. So probably not soon.

[@auxod3219]

There was also an AndrewTechMC's instant wire decoder which deserves your attention.

[@NoahCuzn]

That is very cool, good job! But will this work in the latest version?

[@MrKorwaldski]

Yes this works in 1.19.4

[@NoahCuzn]

@@MrKorwaldski For me, the very bottom rail in the instant rail line keeps clipping to the rail beneath the top observer. Would having litematica fix the problem?

[@MrKorwaldski]

@@NoahCuzn did you place the diagonal rail last ?

[@NoahCuzn]

@@MrKorwaldski Thank you so much!

[@enricofischer1330]

A cpu for this sounds interesting you have to balance density and performance without sacraficing one or the other. I would propose Adresses that can store 12 bit, But only return the last 8 bits The cpu has one register with 8 bit And while reading over a memory lockation it would treat the other 4 bit as an instrucktion that is performed with the value at that adress. You could have a 8bit cpu that can addres 16bit by treating the 8 bits in register and the bits 8 bit in memory as a 16 bit addres. So 16bit jumps and reads are possible writing could be done to a screen Also 0000 would be best for nop(no Operation) as that would mean you don't nead to manualy change values. So you could make writes be to screen with 128x64 res with 8 colors. How so : Using the value in register and the value at the current position you can use 1. 3bits for collor(8 different) 2. 7bits for x-Koordinate 3. 6bits for y-Koordinate The pluss is you can draw a vertikal lines if you have a value one bigger in your next lookation You can then implementieren multiple cores that operate on different Segments in data(simultanuasly) Display with 512x256 res that has 8 colors and 4 cores for 128x64 res each with an additional interupt handler that makes your cores jump to some lockation in memory and perform computation from there(making it posible to page throug multiple puctures)

[@JonathanKnowles-dn8hc]

I would like to have a tutorial but slowed down. So I can understand what you're saying. Cause I can't understand how fast you're going. Cause I play on an Xbox.

[@camhimes1594]

where'd you go to buddy

[@justinindustries2747]

Do you do irl electronics?

[@MrKorwaldski]

A little bit. I build a CNC router in my living room, and I soldered the CNC controller board myself, the CNC I designed myself, but not the controller board someone already designed what I needed so I used that. I'm currently also working on a DIY racing sim setup which will be entirely my design. I thought about making a second channel so I could also make videos of those projects.

[@justinindustries2747]

Cool, I also do irl electronics and Minecraft Redstone.👍@@MrKorwaldski

[@the_chungus_humongous]

i have no idea why but the instant rails will not work for me. i’ve built them exactly as you have to the specifications but, every time i activate one, i get an update loop where the rail keeps updating itself and never shuts off after testing it with a redstone signal. it might be because i’m trying to do this on pocket edition.

[@Nebula_Kakapo]

pocket edition doesnt have bud powering, which is how this works. there is a way to make instant wires on bedrock though, and u can make a decoder with that. (put observers facing into the rail line, not away, every block. it uses a bug so it might be patched soon.

[@pfomrak]

now make universal encoder and decoder

[@ArThur_hara]

What happens if you use a mod to make blocks smaller?

[@ItsMrFive]

if the blocks work like a direct 1-1 copy, it would make the entire thing smaller. buuuuut if you're using mods then why even use this system instead of a modded one thats only one block?

[@EggMcMuffins]

It won't work for me. All of the repeaters went off for 1 tick, but the one that i wanted on didn't go off for 2 EDIT: Nvm, I just forgot that the top was supposed to be inverted

[@PIXELCRAFT_HD]

Can this run at 10 hz

[@ItsMrFive]

it takes 8gt's to update meaning its max speed is 2.5hz

[@ItsMrFive]

you skipped a huge step at 5:32 where you explain that entire top half

[@johgu92]

I literally don't understand anything

[@DoctorTemblor]

I gave you a thumb down, so now you have 8 dislikes and 512 likes.