Dissecting Decked Out 2: The CLANK System - gnireenignE Ep 3

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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:34 Explaining Clank
01:02 Player Detector
05:15 The Clank System
13:26 Skipping Clank
17:45 Outro

[@publiusii4246]

tango has confirmed that the clank system has a tflipflop between the listener and the processor. so the double outputs are reduced to 1

[@OriginalCatfish42]

Makes sense, thanks!

[@CM.25]

Ever since Decked Out released, this silly little Minecraft minigame has consumed the better part of the last 3 weeks of my life. I literally just finished watching the making of Decked Out 2 supercut yesterday and when I got to the part where he made the clank and hazard systems, he explained it quite quickly and so I thought to myself "dang, imagine jazziired makes a gnireenignE video on this, that'll probably never happen cause he already made one on decked out", and then not even an hour later, this video was released. Actually insane. Yeah just wanted to share that little story. Excited to see the next episode! Maybe after the jukebox sound effect system, you could discuss the hazard system. Just the suggestion tho, no pressure!

[@deanosaur75]

Please continue making these videos! This is what I’ve been looking for ever since the first decked out was released! I’m super interested in how it works!

[@jurjen909]

I really love these episodes about Decked Out. It gives me a great look at the Mechanisms behind the scenes, and also lets me understand them and even learn from them! I can't wait for more of these to come out

[@Nathan_Avril]

9:50 A simple solution would be to add one snowball into the system

[@HelPfeffer]

Right :0

[@MacroAggressor]

I agree, but it's almost always better to fix a bug rather than embrace it (when feasible anyway).

[@stratonikisporcia8630]

That, people, is what I call the engineer's method

[@Coolgirl_ig_]

Yah it works in the short term, but if you keep doing it eventually you brake something

[@MacroAggressor]

@@Coolgirl_ig_ Yep, every buggy/kludgy solution that you settle for adds another inconsistency that you have to keep track of as you add more systems and functions.

[@austinneilson2870]

No. Clank is triggered by making noise around the dungeon, Hazard is generated the longer they are in the dungeon.

[@jazziiRed]

There's hazard too? I'm very behind on the episodes lol

[@Kombo4196]

​​@@jazziiRedHazard closes pathways and makes parkours harder. Hazard is also only time dependant. Clank is added when player makes sound as you explained in the video. It opens evoker the evoker stations and releases water to slow player down when maxed out.

[@matusbuzgo8366]

Clank is also generated by stumble card that is played every 2 minutes.

[@quintonwood9872]

Clank is also added to hazard when Clank is maximized

[@AnimilesYT]

​@@heekoo_8287​ I would recommend him to have his community check out the livestream vods and mark timestamps with important information. There are so many hours of livestreams to go through, and information is sometimes given while bugfixing, or while someone is running the dungeon, or while he's doing anything else. So it makes more sense to turn that into a community effort. Brainstorming ideas to organise this: The community can send timestamps or clips. Then one volunteer or a few volunteers can organise this and keep track of it in a spreadsheet to make sure all livestreams are covered. This database could be used by Jazii to learn more about the system, but anyone else could use it as well. So it could benefit the whole community. Maybe someone could even make a compilation video with all clips that contain technical details?

[@victorelpro2135]

Bro i love your redstone videos, good luck man!

[@MegaGaming11]

Yee! Good job, very informative, and I also like how you improved the system!

[@HelPfeffer]

11:00 I had to solve that exact problem a while ago, and I solved it using an sr-nor-latch (properly nor, using nor gates, not droppers). I had a clock typically used in item elevators and one of the states was blocking it from working, while the other would allow the items to go up. Then I had a comparator reading weather the dropper was already empty, and if so, it would change the latch to the blocking state. When I wanted to move the items back up, I would change the state of the latch to the non blocking one. (it was on Bedrock edition, btw)

[@sattkarna8340]

i like ur editing, and how u narrate the video! love ur vids

[@dorithegreat6155]

I'm not sure if you're aware but the vast majority of systems in his videos are outdated and already changed at least once, because they were buggy, unreliable, or incompatible with some other idea he had

[@TheeSlickShady]

Excellent tutorial 🏆 Thank you Good Sir 🎩

[@ghostboy2388]

i’m learning a lot of useful circuits because of you thank you !

[@WackoMcGoose]

It kinda makes sense (in base Minecraft game mechanics) that "shrackers" are only triggered if _players_ set off the sculk sensor. Wardens are meant to only spawn if _players_ are screwing around in the Deep Dark (it's essentially Clank as an actual vanilla mechanic!), while other mobs (including other Wardens) may trigger the sculk sensor but won't "sound the alarm" for additional Warden spawning. Otherwise you get a feedback loop the moment a regular hostile mob spawns close enough to trigger a shrieker three times and boom, Oops All Wardens.

[@MacroAggressor]

This series is great!

[@kingcole5977]

Cool video series. I’d be interested in how the frost ember card shop randomises four different cards to be displayed in quick succession, then able to be purchased.

[@morbid1134]

15:00 The 1 snowball... He just has an extra snowball there. Much like the items sorters, the 5 stacks of 16 in the upper hopper and the 1 snowball that will always be left behind in the lower hopper.

[@andrewmelendez7762]

am currently doing a duogen crawler in bedrock myself and i love tango's decked out 1 and 2, so seeing how clank and the card system works helps me understand what i need to do to make the game work and make it fun, i hope to see a hazard video because i need help making a system that closes parts off when making to many noises

[@FlameWarProductions]

My ass JUST realized that this series is REVERSE ENGINEERING contraptions which is why "engineering" is spelt backwards.

[@daneleventsixti]

I wonder what happened to the episode 2 cause this video is labled 3 and the previous one is 1 xD Glad we got someone made content like these, I couldn't understand much from his system without detailed explaination and demonstration!

[@AbeRain-ex7xl]

The 2nd one is Mumbo's Button

[@NOBODY.s]

u could just a add 1 extra snowball to tangos design and the problem is should be fixed since 1 snowball would always be stuck in the hopper

[@domoniche1]

So, it's basically a Minecraft recreation of CLANK! (The board game)? That's really cool!

[@jazziiRed]

Yeah, I'm pretty sure that's where he got most of the game mechanics, including the word "clank" itself

[@domoniche1]

@@jazziiRed it's a very good board game, I haven't played the Minecraft mini game but if it's anywhere close in emulation, it should be quite good as well!

[@NedJeffery]

​@@domoniche1it's not "playable" at the moment. For now you just have to settle for watching hermitcrafters play it.

[@IceMetalPunk]

Yep, Tango has mentioned he loves the board game and that Decked Out 1 and 2 take a lot of inspiration from it.

[@grvlguytv8851]

Once the world download is out will you do a follow up on these? Would be interesting! Great video!

[@Lodosj]

Thanks for this video, you saved me a lot of trouble. What if someone dies and there's still clank block left? gonna need to make another system for it to reset

[@charles3840]

You should dissect Etho's Wilson project in his survival world. It's a pretty complex tomagachi pet. There should be a good amount of footage and explanation of the systems, as well as an available world download.

[@Telmach]

So I've been picking away at my own recreation of the basic systems. I like your fixes to the Clank system way more than my spaghetti. I'm actually struggling with the central clock that controls card scheduling. Which seems a bit silly, but it's a more complicated mechanism than you might expect. He has a double dropper thing (which I guess is called a latch) that controls a six second clock (Cards can only be played every six seconds at the fastest). A card draw is queued every 30 seconds while the game is running (pushing items into the six second dropper latch). That all makes sense to me. The thing that has me pulling out my hair, he has a card called haste that increases the card scheduler speed by 10%. Meaning that 30 second clock becomes a 27 second on one play of haste, 24.3 seconds on two plays, and 21.87 seconds on the third and final play of haste. Is there a smart way to do this or do I just need to build 5 clocks?

[@GavinBisesi]

Maybe there are things going in different directions with locked hoppers or locked repeaters?

[@xyznihall]

fun vid

[@HelPfeffer]

12:46 Ahh, that's clever

[@MorrisonScott]

CLANK ISSSSSSSSS GOING FASTER RAAAAAAAAH

[@Vallee152]

9:59 I would fix that issue by adding another snowball

[@arthurthaurii5562]

could you send the schematic maybe? Btw i love your videos, they're so easy to understand and also chill....

[@milohobo9186]

Tango did mention the "one left over" problem a lot. I wonder if some of these fixes would be useful for him.

[@MiniGunTurtle36]

The simple solution is just adding one more snowball to the system so that the hopper below is meant to house one

[@MrSimpsondennis]

What's the resource pack? It would help a ton while doing redstone :o

[@KittAnimations]

I think the extended pulse on 16:33 is because you used a wooden button, which lasts longer in ticks compared to a stone button (i think)

[@hellfiredoom]

Nice new Video :)

[@jazziiRed]

Thank you!

[@harryatwork8471]

Did anyone else notice that this is labelled as episode 3 but the link to the "previous" episode takes us to episode 1. Did we miss an episode or did JazziiRed not upload episode 2 or else straight out delete it?

[@harryatwork8471]

It is also possible it is just a typo😂. @JazziiRed Please Confirm

[@jasonwinstance6614]

Episode 2 was the button made by Mumbo.

[@harryatwork8471]

@@jasonwinstance6614Ohhh, my bad😅😂🤣😂

[@jazziiRed]

Yeah the second episode was the Button

[@slimecubeboing]

It seems that the footage you used is quite old, as much of the dungeon hasn't been built, so Tango has probably addressed most of the issues you mentioned

[@jazziiRed]

Perhaps. We'll see as we continue

[@therealsourc3]

@@jazziiRed Actually I still see the heartbeat is playing just as people enter the dungeon, so that means the hopper line isn't completely drained from the clock, like you said

[@DreadKyller]

That item that gets left behind in the hopper doesn't matter you just need an additional item in the system, once the system is primed with that additional item it'll stay there, releasing 4 items will result in 4 items in the droppers at the end, the original item in the hopper, plus the three that get through, with the last item replacing the one that was already stuck. There's no need to remove the stuck item. Regardless this system is quite out of date now, he's much of the game several times to add additional functionality, fix bugs/stability, or to optimize/speed up.

[@RavenBluimagination]

brain scrambled: me

[@SakuraRyokoMusic]

I wonder if Tango watches some of your videos? Maybe he can make improvements for Decked Out 3.

[@nimamaster6128]

Now i kinda want the community to replicate decked out using tango's streams and release it after tango has concluded it

[@Dezloxe]

Why not make an etho hoppper clock for the clank precessing instead of that wheel?

[@jazziiRed]

An Etho hopper clock drains automatically. We want a system that only drains when we want it to.

[@SETHthegodofchaos]

@@jazziiRed I guess we could keep one hopper powered and only unpower it for a short time to make an item flow over. But then we would need a mechanism for draining it all back as well and not make it loop like a Etho hopper clock is usually used for.

[@Dezloxe]

@@jazziiRed Ohh right, clank wasnt a timer it was triggered

[@Rojorockwell]

Wait, isn't hazard the thing that ticks up as you play? Or have I gotten everything wrong?

[@ethannorton564]

Nope you are correct

[@Pimmie0132]

I'll leave tango a comment for ya

[@nameredacted6221]

I think you mixed up clank and hazard.

[@Regailion]

It took longer than i care to admit to realise its reverse engineering

[@archniki_]

3:50 call it properly Shracker

[@l3mmy224]

Are we ever going to have a link to this world once the whole game is un-done ?

[@BlueCyann]

Yes, the Hermitcraft world gets released at the end of every season.

[@jazziiRed]

Maybe... I don't know how much I am going to link these parts together to recreate the game. Probably just going to decipher the individual components. This is more of an "academic" exercise than an effort to build the game myself

[@Yomabo]

Where is episode 2?

[@thespacedingoking]

Where's episode 2?

[@carcarthehuman1177]

Hi jazziired

[@jazziiRed]

Hello

[@ahaququq]

‮Engeenering

[@cherricake1796]

TRANSLATE TO ENGLISH FLIPS IT THAT'S AMAZING.

[@ghad6799]

new here, what is gnireenignE?

[@cosmo58]

Reverse engineering

[@Speedster___]

Read it backwards

[@TheTOASTY]

Ладно

[@mrbanana7110]

gnireenignE stand for engineering , get it ? reverse enginering XD

[@jamess.7811]

yeah obviously

[@splaturials9156]

Beginners guide PLEASE on redstone I didnt understand this video at all

[@jazziiRed]

I have a series called "What the Heck" on my channel that's made specifically for beginners :)

[@splaturials9156]

@@jazziiRed lol even more beginner

[@biggermine]

third?

[@kriddius]

Shriekers trigger off player movements, not mobs. Otherwise ancient cities would fill up with wardens summoned by random bats flying around

[@Jonesiblitz]

Great video! Minor critique the balance of game sound to voice to music is a bit mismatch, the voice is nice and loud but the game sounds are almost hidden under the jazz. When listening on a quieter setting you lose the game sounds entirely since they are so far different from voice volume.

[@mariacristinamagtibay9918]

Man dued dude hear me out Dissection from hermitcraft is easy. Anyone can do it as long as they have played around with redstone enough I myself took almost a week to figure out the diamond button.Its really quite simple.The thing is you have a one way input connected to the diamond dispensers another connected to an RS NoR latch that is connected to the primary etho hopper clock and the wire is aldo connected to the cure button connected to an AND gate increasing in redstone strength as the helth goes down and unlocks gates for more diamonds to comeout of the dispenser it's really quite simple.Because everything mumbo builds is simple

[@FireFox2313-di6bk]

First?

[@cosmo58]

yes

[@cherricake1796]

no

[@spawnnumber2126]

Second?

[@thespudlord686]

I believe you should do a little more research before posting something like this I mean, Tango does explain how the systems work Of course, to recieve that knowledge you'd have to watch his stream VODs in addition to his normal Hermitcraft content

[@jesuslovesyou5819]

You are not better than tango

[@blutortuga4294]

Another person trying to ride the decked out wave.... sad when people feed off successful creators content.....

[@CDCHexaku]

??

[@It-b-Blair]

I learned a lot about red stone in this episode. I’d say your perspective is skewed because of something… not sure what, but I’d definitely recommend reflecting on why you’re bothered.