This Massive Redstone Display Almost Broke My PC

This Is a 128p map display, capable of displaying 16 colors, 1 Frame takes 6 minutes to render.
And it saves images using music disc. Join my discord server: / discord
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[@MrKorwaldski]

Thank you for 1̶6̶,̶0̶0̶0̶ 18.000 subscribers! World Dowload available on Patreon: www.patreon.com/posts/map-printer-now-91427360?Link& ! High-quality renders of the Map Printer (zoom in on every block):www.patreon.com/posts/map-printer-soon-91309570?Link&

[@Fox_Gaming208]

WOOOHOOOO Congratulations!

[@PoorlyWindow549]

*23800

[@Kroooza]

*24k

[@kospingtan]

Would /tick sprint make it faster?

[@non-user]

Congrats you for 50k subs! That's really fast!

[@EbonhardtTV]

My man has a PhD in Minecraft. What an insane project.

[@nizzuisch-nizzoschmidt]

Pretty Huge Display

[@MrFiveHimself]

Just wait until you hear about the creations of the REAL map display community. They can print images in seconds!

[@twachl8039]

@@MrFiveHimselfany links?

[@wow-roblox8370]

@@MrFiveHimselfa swarm of AI controlled player accounts don’t really count

[@MrFiveHimself]

@@wow-roblox8370 its not

[@briantrephan9146]

I laughed at 10:36 because the error mimicked irl low ink printing mistakes. Now it’s time to create a Minecraft printer and sell the ink. Overall, such a cool display, looking forward to where you go from here

[@NathanHaaren]

make sure to require ink cartridges that cannot be refilled, they will have to be completely replaced instead of just refilling the ink. This will make it more realistic to real life :)

[@tilnation14]

@@NathanHaaren Real life ink cartridges *can* be refilled, but the printer will be mad, cause it doesn't want you saving money. It still works, though.

[@NathanHaaren]

@@tilnation14 I know, thats what i was referring too, you shouldnt sell the cheap ink, you should sell the expensive cartridges

[@NathanHaaren]

@@RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist5 I dont think spamming on minecraft videos is going to convert people to christianity

[@t0biascze644]

​@@tilnation14At least in the EU, even if the printer thinks that the cartridge is empty, its still must continue printing because the printers dont actually know the ink level, they only estimate it based on how much was printed. so, it could happen that even though there was still ink, the printer though there wasnt any left, and didnt print so EU made that illegal and now even with empty cartridge, the printer must still print. which allows for refilling :)))

[@Quantumhailoid]

Anyone else starting to think they might live to see a video called "Playing DOOM on my redstone computer in Vanilla Minecraft" ?

[@alibrahym]

Yes 🗿

[@elephant_beard227]

Yup.

[@titoyudhananto3105]

Absolutely

[@brianrawlins5401]

Someone has already created a crude minecraft in minecraft too

[@Veli_Nikels]

Doom in 10 minutes per frame

[@ichderlvki6635]

I just love how such a small change to jukeboxes allowed so many great contraptions to be created.

[@xenathcytrin202]

It seems impossible to tell what changes will lead to a revolution in redstoning and what are just pointless features that get used rarely if ever.

[@teslacactus1135]

mattbatwings reference

[@ogiesloogus3774]

​@@xenathcytrin202ie locking repeaters lol, have seen them used before but just cant understand them myself as a simpleton

[@xenathcytrin202]

@@ogiesloogus3774 locking repeaters are pretty simple in concept, power a repeater with another repeater on the side and it will stay in whatever state it was in until no longer powered. Haven't seen much use of it tbh.

[@pink1200]

@@xenathcytrin202 I've mostly used it for idiot proofing some designs

[@Biiiivv]

We're getting closer and closer to running doom in full color in minecraft

[@linse6388]

On a quantum computer xD

[@MinerBat]

working on it ;) (sort of)

[@Zreknarf]

on a map

[@krislivingston6291]

Bru

[@asdfghyter]

at a framerate of like 1 frame per 15 -minutes- hours 😆

[@rubixpotato1301]

Redstone based map animation is a reality. We can finally watch Shrek in Minecraft

[@ddylan4cats]

Are you okay with it being 240 seconds per frame and in 128x128 resolution?

[@pikapikachu4665]

@@ddylan4catsthere is a new command to increase tick rate so you can speed up the game, if you have a computer good enough you could make it look like a smooth animation

[@kikosawa]

​@@pikapikachu4665nasa probably has one

[@cuboembaralhado8294]

​@pikapikachu4665 not that smooth tho, like, it takes 4 minutes per frame, even if you speed it up it would be less than 1 frame per seconds I'm sure. It's better to just record it and speed the footage up

[@piotrdomagalski5096]

Looks to me like there's a lot of light updates going on (for example at 16:35. The slime conveyors, the rest of the storage, and the vertical printing might also be problematic), and those are usually a big performance drain. You might find that building a roof over the entire thing would get it running noticeably faster. Cool project, can't wait to see what you do after this.

[@sebastianjost]

but the roof can't show up on the map. So you could only cover the rest of the machine (still might make a big difference though).

[@hulium9829]

@@sebastianjost if he covers everything with a roof except the map most light updates would be gone, the map itself has in comperison to the rest of the machine very little light updates

[@THE1FIREHAWK]

If he can think of a way to build a printer I’m sure he can think of a way to make a roof that moves itself out of the way when printing is done

[@dianjonker]

Redstone lamps block light, and don't show up on maps. It might be perfect for this

[@DonSasu]

More light everything up, so there are no updates on that. Every redstone torch, dust, repeateretc does a light update if powered so if everything is at max light level from the start, there are no uodates

[@TheEret]

The scale and complexity of this project is INSANE! It's like a massive Minecraft printer that never runs out of ink

[@greatgamegal]

I really appreciate the scanner built in Minecraft, it takes it a lot further in in-game potential than projects that generate a picture using some external language and MCEdit.

[@Wunba]

This was a genuinely really interesting idea and concept to watch you figure out! Great work, I’m not sure if I missed the part where you input the image into the machine? How does that work do you need to manually build it once?

[@MrKorwaldski]

Yes, you have to manualy build it once, I used litemtica to just paste the image fom a scematic.

[@dorithegreat6155]

These massive redstone projects remind me of the early days of computer programming (and computer science in general). The time when there were entire games written in assembly and the first operating systems that were written almost entirely by hand on paper. Insane showcase of bypassing severe technical limitations with sheer brainpower

[@MoltenPumpkin]

My first reaction was "THATS GENIUS", probably because you are one. It blows my mind that you have found out a way to automate map making; which was one of the most time consuming things in the game. With the quality of this video it will not be at 5k views for long, it will probably get a few hundred thousand views in the coming days! You should definitely continue making more great content like this. Keep up the great work! :]

[@whocares2277]

Building the memory using 16k discs takes more time than making a map out of physical blocks. It's a great project to show what's possible, but it's not making map art simpler.

[@livedandletdie]

@@whocares2277 But think of it like this, you could create Art Galleries, in a Minecraft World, and have enough of these printers, and have new art every day.

[@whocares2277]

@@livedandletdie You can do that by exchanging the maps in the gallery.

[@MrDoom159]

@@whocares2277 the initial time cost to build this whole thing would be immense, sure, but imagine someone built this on an SMP then sold map arts to the other members. Printing one frame is quicker and more resource efficient than building a frame by hand

[@whocares2277]

@@MrDoom159 You need to prepare the memory, which takes far more time than building the mapart. You never need to build it again either way. Even if the machine was already there it would be a very slow method to make mapart.

[@arftrooper2057]

What an incredible creation! The video was also very well made. It had great pacing and I never felt bored. Redstoners tend to spend too long talking about their troubles and frustrations, which is understandable but boring. Here they’re outlined clearly and concisely! Keep up the great work.

[@livedandletdie]

They're mentioned, they're not detailed. And if you ask me, that's a trade off, but let's face it, the video would probably be 8 hours long if he had to go into detail about the problems he faced while building it.

[@zippr5155]

Your channel deserves way more recognition than it's getting rn. Keep up the good work K 👍👍

[@jeremiasscharovsky5434]

Could the lighting be affecting performance? At the end of the video you can really see how the moving pistons are causing minecraft to update the lighting very often. Maybe putting a roof over it could help squeeze out some extra mspt. I'm no redstone contraption optimization expert so I'm probably mistaken, but it looks like it's a removable source of lag.

[@crushermach3263]

Oh yeah, I remember Sethbling having a similar problem and it was solved by putting a layer of redstone lamps over top. Let me look.... Yup. It was his "Polaroid Camera". That particular operation went from over an hour to ~20 seconds because of lighting updates. Minecraft has changed a lot since 1.13 though so I wouldn't expect to see gains quite that high nowadays, lol

[@bbios1013]

I don’t think it’s just a roof that solves the problem Like every time a torch or a redstone dust turns off/on a lightupdate is happening so I’d say lighting everything up is the solution here

[@Pystro]

@@bbios1013 Well, you have block updates, light updates and sky light updates. Block updates are what we want, so we can't save (much) on computation time there. Light updates are something that a good redstone designer should already be thinking about; it's on par with putting composters on top of your hoppers. But light updates only come into play when you move blocks with pistons, which isn't something you always think about.

[@JADubs_]

Mojang: let’s make hoppers work with jukeboxes, what a great small quality of life change Community: I made a fully functional long distance television

[@SuperLlama88888]

I love how they're also disks, like CDs! Great job! Hopefully you can optimise this more in the coming months!

[@kiwihuman]

Even better CD stands for Compact Disk, and these are disks that compacted minecraft data storage.

[@SuperLlama88888]

@@kiwihuman Wow, didn't know that, now I do!

[@posterboymc]

This is crazy! I have also been working on making animated map art using 128x128 piston staircase but to make it programmable is insane! Also getting a sand elevator and conveyor to work with slime blocks is neat, I never got my designs to work with flying blocks. Keep up the good work, you deserve my subscription!

[@bricedunn7300]

Its so crazy to see how advanced redstone machines are now. Earned my subscription because im very interested in seeing some more cool designs like this in the future.

[@pipecleanermaster]

Absolutely legendary. I look forward to see what else you can do!

[@Kirisame_Soup]

The shape of this machine keeps reminding me of the incredible Polariod SX-70 camera. Absolutely insane work!

[@GLUBSCHI]

Now we just need sammyuri to add this to his redstone computer that can run minecraft and you'll be able to break a tree in color at a blazingly fast 100000 seconds per frame

[@magnusberner]

I think the cool part is the scanner. Because most of the redstoners i see "just" write some python script that generates the skulker box

[@hudsonper7010]

This is a superb video and your editing is excellent. Keep doing what you’re doing!

[@Sebby0904]

time to savour these 18 minutes of excellence! as well that art from sophie kilpatrick is incredible!!

[@FB_engine]

Another insane project. Keep it up my friend!

[@paulschwandt8705]

This video is awesome. really satisfying. Keep up the work my man.

[@jaybird5512]

This is the most impresive redstone contraption i’ve ever seen. Good job and full mindblowing😮❤

[@scribnibble9828]

Legitimately pioneering. Just incredible

[@mahinakbari1647]

It's beautiful, I've been looking at this for 5 hours now.

[@codylafflin9440]

I am always amazed at what Minecraft can do and even more by people’s capability to create something like this! Insane! Great work!

[@snowcoalRC]

i love absolutely mindblowing gigantic redstone creations like this

[@nativenugget]

Woah the first time i actually understand whats qorking behind these gigantosorous redstone machine, the explanation was amayzing dude instant SUB!

[@tresdoug]

I've just watched this and I thought "oh, another million views video about a redstone super contraption". And... nope. It's just got a few thousand view. You deserve a lot more! This is one of the coolest projects I've ever seen in the "redstone computing" category. I hope you get a lot of acknowledgement soon! :)

[@lanatsif]

That was absolutely insane thank you

[@RavensMultiverse-sq6lb]

I have never seen such a complecated redstone machine. By the time you finished the video my brain proccesed how the conveyor works. your the best redstone builder.

[@tdog_]

ur so underrated

[@anii_builds]

Really cool project and awesome video!

[@KingOfLeeYT]

There you are! Its been months, and it was worth the wait.

[@MrYaroph]

I think there is a simpler and more efficient way to do this: You print upside down (top is bottom / bottom is down) Then with a flying machine you spread the pixels: which means that the first line would not need to move all the way down, and would avoid unnecessary pixel movement. Just play with gravity to make the pixels fall into the right row (and this can be done flat) If you make another printing machine on the other side, you can print another frame during the spreading process of the first and launch the flying machine in the other direction to spread a new frame on the return. On return, the image should be printed in the right direction.

[@Pystro]

One problem that I see with your suggestion is that the flying machine would need to be 128 blocks high. (Or you need to send several flying machines with a combined height of 128 blocks.)

[@pirateluffy01]

Man the obsession with this game is insane. Good explanation even a newbie will learn something new 👍

[@foqzpjf]

Congratulations, its amazing

[@duckrinium]

Very underrated video! That's very awesome project, speaking technically, and it's possible by jukebox having signal strength output of discs... Also very nice explanation of how it works, I hope this will inspire others to be creative! Waiting 3D Printer with concrete powder and water :D

[@interflashz]

This is incredible!

[@Minestone0]

THIS IS AMAZING

[@wdude9997]

1 frame every 6 minutes is still a faster refresh rate then my computer running minecraft with shaders.

[@TheTroll2001]

This is quite impressive, proud

[@dronko-fire-blaster]

wow super impresive

[@jasonrubik]

this is so awesome !

[@adnzip8198]

The magic of the number 16 in Minecraft is something that people should be using more often. Signal strengths have 16 possible values, there are 16 colors, 16 discs. Coincidence? This is actually such an amazing build. I don't think people understand the possibilities that this opens up. Hear me out: remember when SammyUri built Minecraft in Minecraft? What if you collaborated with his team and did that again, but using a colored display instead? You obviously would have to completely redo the rendering engine because pixels can have 16 different colors, but difficulty hasn't stopped the computer science community yet...

[@mahiranindo1967]

Weird items like ender pearls stack in 16!

[@1e1001]

16 is a power of 2, so are other fun minecraft numbers like 64 (items in a stack), 8 (rotations in an item frame; states of many crops; etc.), and 1 (one)

[@thunderlightningshadows]

It’s really sad how all the amazing redstone contraptions are made by small creators and they really dont get enough credit for these kind of things. Well done :D

[@zaya65]

To see the evolution of how Minecraft has become a multifaceted creation tool is astonishing, level of time and commitment. You clearly put into this shows. What a beautiful creation. Thank you

[@opal9583]

This is fucking insane. You should be so proud of this

[@Mogswamp]

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[@Nybson]

Make it bigger! Awesome video, dude.

[@justonechessguy]

this thing is crazy! I would love to see this kind of tech in minecraft computers

[@somyso3634]

Subscribed! That’s awesome man

[@themicrowave9835]

This is a criminally underrated channel

[@vanilka3712]

criminally underrated video and channel

[@MyYoutube-my3ok]

wow this is awesome!

[@avondez]

This is mind-blowing

[@gargarath]

That's totally insane ! I love it

[@viliussmproductions]

I'm glad that such intelligent and passionate people exist.

[@KIoakk]

insane video, mad impressive.

[@colinmcintyre1769]

I wish i had though of this! This is so great. ❤

[@therealdeal680]

Impressive engineering, my head hurts.

[@odw32]

Amazing! For a moment I thought "The 1.21 crafter could simplify a lot of your storage/conveyor headaches" -- and I think it COULD indeed allow you to craft concrete powder & dyes on demand, and then simply void the dyed powder blocks afterwards. But the issue in that case of course is that we don't have a "placer" which can spit out full blocks, and sand/gravel have questionable renewability.

[@MrKorwaldski]

A placer would have made this way easier yes, then I would just need a normal item sorter to sort the colors and, a dropper elevator to get them back up. But the crafter Will open so many new possibilities I'm exited for them.

[@wyndmill]

this is insane

[@DarmiGames]

This is so cool! Love to see all the perfect timings and how all components interact with each other to decode data stored on what is basically a flash disk and turn in into an actual image or a picture of something in real life and being able to share it with people who also play in that world. Basically what our phones and computers are doing right now and we take it for granted, but the engineering behind thisis truly something! This is what I love about it! Just what minecraft is about. Truly a game of freedom and being able to do anything you want!

[@Arfizato]

You could probably use some code to generate shulker boxes with music disks in them from an image in your computer to then be rendered in minecraft by your machine. I think jazziired did something similar with his music player

[@minerscale]

the scanner is way cooler :P

[@Gambiarte]

This is INSANE!!!

[@jaydengould4233]

This is insane, highly impressed

[@jacobalvarez2443]

This is awesome!!

[@spritemon98]

Absolute mad lad

[@THE_ONLY_REAL_WAFFLE]

Love how it says iteract Pd nice vid👍

[@abfg616]

thanks for the endgame goal of a hardcore survival world

[@baukevanderkooi8712]

Damn dude, you're a genius

[@DPGDraws]

This is freaking nuts I love it

[@isobarkley]

my guy. you deserve dozens of times more subscribers, holy crap

[@anotherant6167]

this is amazing i didn't even know something like this could be possible

[@HugoStuff]

Would love to see a V2 of this machine that improves on the footprint as well as other issues you had

[@daddyascii9040]

i found the part with the failed scans really interesting, the very unique artifacting and corruptions that could only arise from the methods which they were encoded in. this is far more interesting than just another calculator

[@sannyassi73]

I've never played Minecraft but I still love seeing these contraptions. The redstone contraptions remind me a lot of the old flowgraph system from when I worked in CryEngine a lot. It had all the right nodes to make a computer, but I never had the time for it. I did make some crazy stuff with it. Converted Crysis to a Real Time Strategy game, made AI for MechWarrior: Living Legends and a simple falling/dodge objects game. I tested a lot of other stuff but never released any of it. With the CryEngine RTS game I had to get pretty clever about how many nodes I was using per second- I think there was a 128 limit, so I had to cleverly add in delays. The game plays pretty darn good for what it is. I still boot it up every now and then. It's called 'Rise of Kingdoms: Concept' (There's an actual game with that name now, when I made it back in the early 2010s that game didn't exist though. Not sure if it's available anywhere anymore though- maybe I'll upload it somewhere again some Day- requires the original Crysis to play. Very impressive! Nice work!

[@flambo6554]

“Mom, can we have litematica for mapart?” “No, we have litematica in vanilla” Litematica in vanilla:

[@NightFleX1337]

Das war krass, danke dir und dem Algorithmus dass ich sowas sehen konnte 😘 Kuss Bruder

[@olantic7462]

Man gave a new definition to e-ink, and it’s awesome

[@jj2201]

this video earned a sub... legendary XD

[@Doufun11]

Insane build, my redstone contraptions are nothing compared to this:D Subscribed!

[@codingvio7383]

This blows my mind, I have no idea how you can just come up with this design...IMPRESSIVE!

[@peglin5117]

You’re so underrated!

[@Pramerios]

This is insanely cool!! You absolutely HAVE to look into what the new 'crafter' block can do, though! You can create a counter or a forward-backward counter with extreme ease!

[@MrKorwaldski]

Yess im already working on the next video where I wil talk about some big ideas, I hope I can finish and realease it this sunday :)

[@chibill_mc]

This is making me think of more high density RAM designs for computational redstone builds.

[@user-cb7ly2cx5z]

Most people would make the shulkers on a Phyton script or something, but this man actually build a full scanner as well.

[@johnhopkins849]

Super impressive. Crazy idea: your image could be a slice of world/terrain, and once you build one vertical layer you move it into place and then generate the next adjacent vertical slice, and so on. In other words, your machine could be made into a terrain generator for a super flat world.

[@lukasbridges8070]

This is one of the most impressive redstone contraptions I have ever seen

[@bebo4663]

This is one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen

[@NobodyAsked_LND]

What if you created some sort of memory system for the different images using conveyor belts or something like that, so you could select individual images as well. But even without that, this is absolutely mindblowing, truly one of the most insane builds I've ever seen

[@arlwiss5110]

marvellous

[@Tactcat]

woooooooooooooooow! that's friggin cool dude :D

[@spectrickx1678]

This is so cool, younger me never would've thought anything could exist like this in Minecraft.