Building your INSANE Redstone ideas!

[@teslakovalaborator]

You really are a redstone madman. The serial memory concept in the image sender thingy was actually used in the early 70s as a video memory for the first digital terminals. The whole screen content was saved in a looong shift register, read from or written to in specific time intervals. (Also, the shift register content was constantly rotated, to refresh all the dynamic circuitry used)

[@mistercowboy202]

I recited this to my girl to make think I was super smart with Minecraft and not just playing for fun. This is serious shit man I told her. Thank you lol

[@mattbatwings]

@@mistercowboy202 you guys are getting girlfriends?

[@spocite]

@@mistercowboy202 wait, what’s a girlfriend

[@mistercowboy202]

I've been caught. 😭 Okay, okay, it was my grandmother so what??

[@fizzyegg]

@@mistercowboy202 you're dating your grandma?

[@TacticalAnt420]

For the random number generator, the chicken is forced to move from 1 to 2 to 3 to 4. It isn’t truly random because it is certain the next number will be only 1 digit away from the other.

[@asheep7797]

So, noise? Unless you take snapshots slow enough.

[@Furetto126]

Well it isn't possible to generate randomness in computer since it is influenced by external factors

[@asheep7797]

Oh I just remembered he used the RNG in the DDR, now I see the problem.

[@ftwgaming0]

@@anthonylam1245 the chicken escaped.

[@LucidSonder]

Chickens can jump.

[@HelPfeffer]

Dear Mojang, we want lanterns that display 15 colors, depending on the power you use to power them. Edit: And Black when not powered.

[@MinerBat]

use a map display?

[@HelPfeffer]

@@MinerBat how would you change the colors using redstone?

[@MinerBat]

@@HelPfeffer use pistons to push colored blocks in the right spot. it calculates the color of a pixel on a zoomed out map based on which block is most common in that area, and if every block is equally common it takes the color from a specific corner (i dont know which one from the top of my head) so you have to push colored blocks in that specific corner. i have a few designs on my channel if you are interested

[@DigitalHandle]

*8 ball* mojang says: *no*

[@HelPfeffer]

@@MinerBat Wow That's very smart I will try that Can you recommend some videos?

[@remor698]

I love how the mechanism for the image sender happens to also produce this neat glitch effect whenever the image on the screen changes.

[@goku9q]

@JaydenRandomsOfficialnope! Its because the image is processing and going to their position then pixels come in and go to their desired position

[@AAARP]

Why have I not discovered your channel sooner?! All of your creations are so cool and makes me want to learn how to do redstone!

[@2K.7b]

You don't know how much you made us interested in redstone logics. Thank you so much about these redstone stuff

[@mrbobbobbobbobbob]

You started getting recommended to me a few weeks ago, and I was already into redstone logic. But you are introducing this side of minecraft to a lot of new people. Well deserved subs.

[@datbubby]

you should try mkaing a different random number gen. The one you showed here would have a high chance of giving the same output if pressed multiple times in a row.

[@Buttered.Coffee]

It could have been done slightly better by using a square of four pressure plates for symmetry

[@hauntedsunsets]

I always love learning how much you can do with redstone! I've yet to get much further than making secret entrances to bases but the potential is just amazing

[@fifa5564]

I LOVE that instant logic think, plesase, make something bigger with it.

[@Anonymous-sp6mo]

Same man. Always wondered why he didn't use it in his circuits, now I learnt it was because it takes up a lot of space.

[@czdragon7473]

It is extremely laggy when you build something bigger than an adder. Main use of instant wires is just for loading chunks temporairly in contraptions like in this one kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZayeomGhr6Cqpo

[@shreyjain3197]

FINALLY SOMEONE WHO ACTUALLY TAKES "i asked my subscribers..." type videos seriously every other youtuber just jokes around in these type of videos and tries to make it sound funny AND DOESNT ACTUALLY DO WHAT THE PERSON ASKED FOR

[@CraftyMasterman]

That is some very swag DDR music

[@Dehhoy]

Chungus comes in

[@humanperson8418]

Ok, now you've got external memory tapes storing images. If you do redstone logic on them, you can do image processing! e.g. - image detection system: (using an 'and' gate) - combine images (using an 'or' gate) - inverting an image (using a 'not' gate) - animations (have images uploaded one after another)

[@wm441]

this is incredible, thank you for making ddr my guy

[@mattbatwings]

hope you like it! :D

[@officialrubix63940]

@NJBEARMC This. I'm planning on winging it and trying to copy the redstone from the given camera angles, but a tutorial would be cool

[@kaufko]

​@@officialrubix63940 use schematics

[@kaufko]

@@officialrubix63940 The world dwnld is in the desc

[@legbender1584]

and it's not a fnf shit! god blessed us fr

[@narrativeless404]

2:48 I'd say regular redstone contraptions are impossible to guess what's going on there But this one just looks pretty easy and obvious, in fact this is really the way how it works in microchips, not how redstone computers are usually made

[@frost7423]

Yea thats how it works 50 years ago

[@HansLemurson]

The quest to get Serial Memory Storage working was actually what got me into redstone design. The components available 12 years ago didn't allow for stable signal control, but my attempts to try created a new XOR gate that then lead me down the path to Redstone Computing and my own "Minecraft in Minecraft" project.

[@thomasrosebrough9062]

Holy shit dang moley The serial transmission thing blew my entire mind. The fact that this is just a *side project* of the overall video is insane to me.

[@SealProgrammer]

You can easily make DDR have songs by making the arrows-note-things connect to a noteblock. it works pretty well

[@TheNeilBlack]

It would be random noise though.

[@SealProgrammer]

@@TheNeilBlack but it would be accurate for the music playing, which I think is arguably more important.

[@redcollard3586]

Amazing video. I can't believe how much time and effort you put into demonstrating and explaining such complex requests!! It's so easy to understand the way the information flows when you lay it out like this.

[@not_the_useless_cake856]

The same "bat cage" that you made is a popular way to generate random signals in Terraria as well. They look quite similar~ (First design)

[@mcarooney]

the fact that I understood everything he said shows how this channel is good

[@live_destin-3408]

*The chicken is more like Perlin Noise than true RNG*

[@vladimirpain3942]

Well, chicken powered random number generator is something from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy indeed. Love it!

[@Nyerguds]

That image storage with locked repeaters is pretty genius.

[@divbestgaming1428]

Sammyuri actually accepted the challenge in the thumbnail

[@connermorg]

Bro this video wasn't even meant to explain how the Redstone works but now I kinda get it. That shows skill.

[@dasheiligedonerhuhn]

thank you for forcing me to rebuild every Redstone contraption I ever built with instant logic gates

[@fluffyburpface]

I love how this genius can make real life 21st century technology in a block game

[@ChuckSploder]

20th but yeah

[@Miju001]

I did NOT expect you to take the image sender request seriously, this is something else

[@jronesbbq3080]

Matt, for DDR, you could use ROM note block songs using signal strength. ss Rom -> Redcoder -> note block plays You could use the signal strength that arrives to determine what arrow shows It would be too sad to play ddr without noteblocks

[@aBradApple]

Not sure if anyone said this already but I've been using observers facing string to detect entity movement. I use this strategy for everything from item stack detection in Nether-side ice road storage systems to mob detection in automatic farms to player detection for activating sections of my pistonbolt network. Hope this is helpful information!

[@beatbiest2895]

For the number gen, I built like 4 months ago with multiple people from the crafty discord a generator for 15 different numbers by using chest minecarts stacked on top of each other. Worked perfect and had a bigger range than dispenser who can only use 9. And it was more compact than any dispenser randomizer

[@thomasssbarbir8077]

For DDR you could attach note blocks to the signal of the arrow hitting the silhouette so you get a randomly generated song 😊

[@colemayer3611]

This is why I need to play around more with redstone. These builds are so inspirational

[@loleq2137]

Great video! Redstone is such a neat little logic simulator. I actually learned a couple of new tricks and concepts :D

[@Indev31]

Great video! I’m in your walls

[@jimschips254]

Amazing vid you're so good at explaining super complicated things. I loved when Mumbo made these vids

[@WiseNoodleOfficial]

Just stumbled on your channel again! I had seen one of your videos awhile ago but couldn't remember your channel name, love the content! Your editing style is so simplistic! It's a nice break from the "over edited" shorts.

[@evank3718]

You content nails that perfect balance between entertaining yet educational I love it

[@andrewgehrett4009]

“Lemme go grab that logic from earlier” just sounds so funny

[@ethanchapman969]

An issue about the chicken is the problem that it is more likely to produce 1 or 4. This is because at 2 or 3 it can move either direction but if it tries to move right at 4 it will just produce 4 again and the same goes for 1 and going left. This means that 1 and 4 will be twice as likely to appear as 2 and 3.

[@reecolaa.]

Love the content matt, keep pushin and you’ll hit 50k in no time

[@reecolaa.]

Damn he’s too fast with it

[@elmacho2789]

@@reecolaa. you broke the fabric of the universe and bent reality to your will

[@zamath1895]

@@reecolaa. you did say no time

[@saladar1958]

Love your content man, inspired and taught me how to make my first computation redstone machine and improve other stuff I’ve made. I made a text scroll that scrolls letters across 3 displays and can support a total of 8 letters and a length of 11. I also improved my slot machine design which. I’m considering making a video about for youtube. It originally started as piston feed tapes for storing which light was on but that was very slow so i switched to hoppers which was much quicker but now I’m using repeater shift registers and I’m to the point I don’t think i can make it faster. Also it amazes me how a lot of this stuff can carry over to bedrock edition which is what i play and I’m pretty sure the current slot machine will work in java but I haven’t tested yet.

[@HorseLooker]

Just stumbled across this. in the image sender I saw the locked repeaters, a feature quite under used. I can't explain how irrationally happy seeing that feature in use made me.

[@coolraygaming]

This is crazy! Hope youtube recommends a video of yours again.

[@Xonovelixi]

4:47 this is one of the most satisfying and cool things I've ever seen

[@Akimitsu64]

Awesome stuff! My favourites are 3 & 4. Idea 3 I have tried myself but without world edit on bedrock edition it is too challenging to begin Idea 4 on the other hand I’d LOVE to build on my multiplayer survival ☺️ Thanks for another cool video, you’re underrated!

[@BigAndTall1020]

The ddr game using a chicken is amazing, you could even set difficulty by number of chickens.

[@Levicuber]

“I am never touching instant logic again” Ooh! Ooh! Ooh! Do instant logic again

[@monsteranderyourebead3271]

The last one the clip which is sold you actually linking it up to a song amazing Jesus Christ

[@nutofwisdom791]

You Are a redstone beast, that extrenal drive idea was brilliant. You are the next mumbo jumbo

[@SK17470]

Hey bro! I congratulate you with 50,000 subscribers! I've been watching you for a year now and I'm constantly surprised by the mechanisms you build! I also want to thank you for the fact that you shoot very interesting and thanks to your videos, I am learning spoken English (I am Russian)! You deserve 1,000,000 subscribers bro and I hope you will have them!

[@AlgoMarblerYT]

I agree

[@ameridev]

the image sender with external storage is amazing

[@S1llyPuffin]

at 0:24 the caption This is a "shulker box Randomizer" turns into 'this is about readable' as it moves for a split second. Also cool video, stuff this complicated just breaks my mind

[@TheCrazed_]

You're so underrated. You're Very very underrated. You're genius(Or maybe just smart compared to my peanut).

[@ChillVibePhonk]

14:50 i love how the music perfectly match with the game

[@Mikan_Gaming]

Also theres a thing that if you miss the first arrow (or i would say falling pixel) it actually still counts up the score

[@huismus111]

the reciever looks very interesting, really testing minecraft’s redstone boundaries

[@joem3705]

I'm an Alan Becker fan, and I'm really glad to see DDR in the actual game.

[@rocketboysmc]

this feels like a redstoners rick roll 15:16 btw for those who dont know what that was look up Sammyuri

[@Samstercraft77]

"but matt why don't you do instant logic?"

[@happygood18]

15:17 lmfaoooo🤣🤣🤣🤣 thanks matt

[@StickManGuy]

Omg i never whanted to learn redstone so bad! This youtuber explains it and shows the redstone like a god i understand everything and become more interested in redstone

[@hexagon2727]

For the DDR game you should make the generation of the arrows be programmable and saveble, along with that have a note block where the player can choose what to play, like pigstep or cat. Then the game will detect what music disk is playing, and play the preprogrammed set of arrows depending on the music disk

[@rtyyyyb]

Not entirely what i envisioned but it is satisfactory

[@Androids1001]

The chicken generator was nice but I think you could do it better if you got a villager in the cage next to a zombie because villagers run from them in relatively random directions

[@MusicLabMadScientist]

For the first one, you can use a villager, a tripwire, and two zombies to create RNG

[@mechaboy95]

'I'm never touching instant logic again' all my hopes and dreams have been shattered *painfully trying to work this out on his own to believe in the dream

[@-hyphenated]

Absolutely crazy my good sir, I have never seen anyone make stuff like this!

[@JackWinton-vp3pz]

mattbattwings: "i put a little circuit on the back here," cut to the HUGE CIRCUIT with over 200 blocks

[@Nada-nonexistent]

0:58 it’s the bat cave!!!!!

[@galattica1235]

A think that light up a street only during night whit out light sensors or command blocks

[@9u9net]

For the RNG in the first red stone build, maybe using a minecart that’s constantly quickly moving will help make it more random

[@goobersauce1]

5:30 this guy made a connection to show a smiley face like it was nothing oml

[@thejellydonut7587]

I think you could make the random number generator better by popping up a zombie in the middle of a track that a villager would panick and run around, forcing a "new" number to be chosen each time.

[@b3nj4m1nyt]

14:30 I think it would be possible if you would store the music in a ROM, which then can be read by a redstone machine playing the music and by a music-to-game converter. Once the music has been put into the ROM, the converter can store the converted data to a RAM which then gets read by the main display etc. I only know theory, the rest is up to crazy redstoners

[@proshayaantv421]

3:10 to ruin your day, an 8 bit adder is just a one byte adder, one byte can hold ONLY STORE 255 NUMERALS (from -128 to 127) To show how small that is the datatype WHICH IS LITERALLY CALLED 'short' CAN STORE 65535 NUMERALS (from -32768 to 32767)

[@ppuriora9269]

you deserve more subs!

[@drone_fpv_simulator1399]

matt: "i'll be right back" (2 sec's later) matt: builds a gigantic machine

[@happygood18]

I back here again for that chungus 2 moment. It brusts me to laughter 🤣

[@Enchet0]

First one i have an idea that i saw a KZbinr use, the randomnes in composters but I realise that its probably not going to worn cuse you will need a dispenser to put the items in to the composter

[@FenrirTheMenace]

I had no idea instant logic was even possible... 1 tick computation? It'd be hell to build, but I think I'll try something out on Java, now that I have my new PC up and running.

[@anthonycannet1305]

What if for the memory tapes in the 2d image one, you have the cyan tapes loop back on themselves when outputting. That way the image remains saved in the cyan tape and the screen receives a copy of the data. You’d need a separate button for save and load, and you could have a second “screen” tape that is hooked up to save the memory when you press save. When you load in an image it goes to the second tape and the screen at the same time, when you want to save it the second tape feeds into the memory without changing the screen. The screen tape would only have input, no output, and the secondary tape would be like ram. It inputs from the draw module and the memory tapes and can output to the memory tapes.

[@SasamuelTheCool]

Okay, we need that song that's a banger

[@jonahwishner4563]

You should try and make a maze game with randomly generated levels. The only part you mind find too difficult would be generating levels that are actually possible to complete

[@ghostevery1]

Actually there is an algorithm for generating maze with exactly one solution, was easy to code and with matt having built conways game of life it should be possible to do so

[@oliverharrison6709]

if only I could just begin to comprehend the redstone this guy uses.

[@QuasiGame0]

Multiply the Chicken RNG by 2 to achieve 16 output states for the DDR game 8 Solo Arrow States 4 Double Arrow States 2 Quad Arrow States 2 Dead States In order to activate, the controls could be changed to a D-pad button layout to add leniency to the player for multiple simultaneous inputs

[@n0lain]

A funny side effect of changing the arrows to squares and having them fall rather than rise is that you're now playing osu mania instead of DDR, so still making a rhythm game like the original poster asked ;)

[@ethanlynch3639]

your ddr is a perfect piano tiles clone basically

[@minerforstone4136]

Personally, for the music part of DDR, I would use the in-game music discs and load a ROM for the arrows based on the signal strength from the jukebox. Then, if you wanted, you could import whatever songs you like via a resource pack and program the ROMs to match (or use the vanilla songs; DDR Pigstep in Minecraft anyone?)

[@soulknight8803]

dear mumbo, you have they enemy strong as you.

[@ExocoGD]

what? i think i had a stroke reading that

[@ideenlos9242]

Ay man you need to teach this stuff at an university

[@redcrewmate1813]

11:43 How dare you not use the chicken generator.

[@homerynopiajr8735]

😂

[@Gandhi_Physique]

Oh dang, you are growing pretty fast. Keep up these awesome videos!

[@Mr_Rickity]

using the chicken for the rng generator is bad because sometimes it stays in one place but if u put a villager and put a zombie on both sides it will get scared and run even faster than players making it random by the different interval you press the button the only way to receive the same number is by pressing in the time radius of the pressure plate which is very quick since the villager runs once detecting a zombie in their radius

[@bengunderson712]

A panicking Villager pacing around would make a better random entity vs a chicken.. at least for DDR.

[@etmezh9073]

"chungus II" nice also that music sync must've taken forever lmao

[@red_pro]

This image sending machine would be useful in actual minecraft survival, just imagine being able to connect using simple lines, disconnect certain lines so you can send to specific people, quite a big machine but you could send images, cool idea but needs chunk loaders if you made over a long distance.

[@c8t9yt]

I loved the instant computation. Maybe you could have made it vertically?

[@lirwag2461]

I just had this video in the background while building, then looked on the screen, and saw the letters DDR, and i first thought "A German Communist machine?" (DDR means East Germany in german)