Redstone Development Kit Release 0.1

[@liambrennan2380]

This is very cool, can only imagine how much time/effort it will save. Does make you wonder though if we are pushing what redstone can facilitate.

[@n00b_asaurus]

oh we're always pushing it :)

[@anomanderrake440]

Thanks for all your hard work!

[@n00b_asaurus]

Thank you for thanking me for the hard work :)

[@Joshuafrfr]

You should do a video about logic world, the prerrelease comes out on the 20th, and it's right up your alley

[@n00b_asaurus]

I should do a video in general... Work has been fun lately :/

[@xXGigaamonsterXx]

This is incredible! I’ve been looking for something like this for a very long time! Thank you! I’m not too keen on Python but i would love to know what kind of techniques you used for this. Making mods and packs for helping me with red stone has always been on my mind.

[@n00b_asaurus]

Glad I could help. What do you mean by what kind of techniques I used?

[@ゾカリクゾ]

you are a legend

[@cleantoast3]

Super cool

[@Oeli_Maurer]

I think it would be much quicker and more user friendly, if you could specify the probe name already when you type in the command to set a probe. For example: /function probebit/create [Probe Name Here] And with the probeword/create function you could detect the player name automatically instead of typing it into the command. That would totally eliminate the need to edit that long command. I don‘t know if this is possible to implement, but if it is, it would be really nice! Nonetheless this will be extremely useful in future projects.

[@a_commenter]

Unfortunately I think that's beyond the scope of datapacks. Maybe Mojang will add that functionality in a future update, but we can only hope.

[@n00b_asaurus]

@@a_commenter Given that mojang has no intention of making a full blown programming language out minecraft commands, and something like that would constitute as passing a non-integer argument into a function, I don't think we'll ever get something like that. It would be nice though. Personally I would like to have the ability to add custom commands to datapacks.

[@flatmarssociety8665]

Nice Kit - i will most likely use it next time i build a computer A few ideas for features, which i have in my own bukkit-plugin for redstone building (therefore i dont know which of theese is possible with datapacks/external programms): - long range switch (punch a switch/button/ect to set it and right click to use it) - tps changer (change speed of world - with plugins you can easily set it to 2* or 0.1*) - some sort of improved worldedit (selection tool and //stack, //copy, //paste) - speed-measure-tool (select the start-button and lamp at the end to measure how fast a computer/program is) - fast-travel-tool (teleport where you punch) - freeze-physics (-> you can easier change stuff and have a easier time creating some things) i havn't found a way to do this without a mod, but maybe you could find a way for noclip

[@n00b_asaurus]

Interesting ideas. I think the TPS changer, worldedit tools, and freeze physics might not be doable. but the others might be worth considering.

[@luckydog7896]

poggers

[@michaelbehrman1479]

YESSS!!! New upload!!

[@codymcguire2855]

LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@virutech32]

very nice work man, very nice

[@martinzerzan7979]

TFTP Port : Noice :D

[@thsxi]

Nice

[@bluesillybeard]

for Unix-like OS (Linux, Mac, etc) support, directly running the structure generators does not work, as the file requires a Windows DLL, which obviously doesn't exist in Linux or Mac. (bummer, I really wish I could use it.) Additionally, the .exe files you said would be there are nonexistent as far as I can tell, so WINE isn't gonna work either. Because of this, I will be attempt to modify the python code so it will work in Linux.

[@bluesillybeard]

looks like fixed the Redstone Structure Generator by replacing the "from pydirectinput import press, keyDown, keyUp" with "from pyautogui import press, keyDown, keyUp". after installing PYAutoGUI of course (pyautogui.readthedocs.io/en/latest/install.html). Minecraft's input system is pretty whack, I remember having issues using it, but if memory serves those only affected the mouse control which this tool doesn't use. I haven't properly tested it yet though.

[@n00b_asaurus]

@@bluesillybeard as long as it still works with minecraft, by all means. That was the main reason why I used pydirectinput, it seemed to be the only one I had found so far that worked with minecraft. if you want to make a pull request, I can merge your contribution.

[@michaellin4230]

But can it run crisis remastered?

[@elnico5623]

In the bit where you have to put your in game name couldn't you use @s?

[@n00b_asaurus]

No, because you're executing it as the primary probe, but at your location.

[@elnico5623]

@@n00b_asaurus what if you flip it? "at @s as probe" that way position gets evaluated before with your player

[@LukeSchoen]

So awesome! i see on the github page that you worked with Properinglish19! he's a real genius i used his adder in my X699 redstone processor back in the day! Can't wait to give this a try Thanks for sharing!!!

[@n00b_asaurus]

Oh no, I didn't work with properinglish, I just named the decoder structure after him because it's his design. I figured it was appropriate. Thanks for the comment :)

[@stealthemoon8899]

Hello!

[@n00b_asaurus]

Hello again

[@stealthemoon8899]

@@n00b_asaurus This is a really cool kit. Sadly, I'm on bedrock and can't use it :/ I have built most of a cpu, though. I designed pretty compact registers for bedrock, using full cauldrons as a 1 and emptiness as a 0. I did a super sloppy job making control wires, but it works. Thanks for everything you do!

[@squirrelgamer13]

Hi

[@n00b_asaurus]

Hello again :)

[@squirrelgamer13]

@@n00b_asaurus hey

[@squirrelgamer13]

@@n00b_asaurus Love your vids!