This New 1.20 Feature is Revolutionary !!!

There is a feature In the new 1.20 update that is very powerful and it will make redstone computing easier and faster.
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• Compact Record Sorter ...
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[@StormerSage]

The fact that 5 and 13 don't output 5 and 13 is infuriating. 11 outputs 11 though.

[@ChrisPtoes27]

Fr missed opportunity

[@Gregory_12]

@@ChrisPtoes27 except that if you arrange the music discs in a triangle, discs 13, 11, and 5 are on the corners

[@GrainofZand]

​@@SeriousBusinessman. the unholy trinity

[@MagmaForce_]

it's based on the release date of each discs

[@kmb600]

It’s like that because disc 5 was added after disc 13 and the 5 redstone signal was already taken so they just made disc 5 use a new signal to not break any potential existing stuff

[@capitalistmaxington5329]

1 step closer to a technological singularity in minecraft

[@qy9MC]

What is technological singularit?

[@laneuwu1660]

@@qy9MC basically one tech that absolves all others in that it solves all problems (this is my simplified knowledge on it, should prob do more research)

[@ChrisPtoes27]

Imagine someone one day builds a full working computer that can play Minecraft in it

[@canadianbluepants9446]

@@ChrisPtoes27 someone has but using command blocks, so technically yes? but also no

[@worldspam5682]

​@@qy9MC just imagine robot that can make better robots which in their perspective can make even better robots. Infinite progress - singularity

[@KoneSkirata]

Mojang: We've introduced Redstone-Jukesboxesfor you to make playlists and stuff, isn't that neat? Mr_Korwaldski: They've introduced a hundred-fold leap in computational efficiency!!!!

[@WillFordStudios]

we're gonna have to watch that again

[@reversal2341]

"Come on, It's not rocket science" "Come on, It's not musical theory" "Come on, it's not Minecraft Redstone"

[@callumprice1710]

Eventually, once minecraft Redstone starts running full rocketry calculations, minecraft will have become the pinnacle science.

[@Biiiivv]

Damn, this is like going from punch cards to floppy disks! It's insane how many uses this could have, like in an updated mc computer. Great video!

[@zekodun]

More like going from static cathode tube read only ROM to EEPROM(electrically erasable programmable read-only memory). Still game changing! Finally going to be able to create haskall/scheme in redstone

[@AceFaz]

@@zekodun yes, I totally understand those words.

[@DDryTaste]

@@zekodun 🤓

[@chronictimewasterdisease]

i would say this is more akin to going from punch cards to cds

[@chronictimewasterdisease]

@@zekodun oh god why, why do i understand all of these words

[@daviscalledfred]

I know next to nothing about this redstone/programming composite stuff, but it's genuinely fascinating how a simple change that is easily overlooked can revolutionise this kind of stuff

[@Querez8504]

mob psycho reference!!??!?!?!!?!??!?!!??!

[@fishyninjja9103]

​@@seaton1288 /kill @s

[@daviscalledfred]

@@seaton1288 minor spelling mistake lol

[@daviscalledfred]

@@fishyninjja9103 it's fine, some people be like this, glad they pointed it out tbh lol

[@iPlayGamesX]

It didn't, the video blows it way out of proportions and you can do this with higher bases too, with an item decoder. It's slightly simpler now.

[@MrKorwaldski]

This is actually already coming in 1.19.4 so even sooner Than I thought. It also seems like i didn't explain the new feature well enough. Jukeboxes can now interact with hoppers and droppers. They always gave a signal strength via comparators. And While playing a music disc, the jukebox will now emit a redstone signal of 15. Until the record stops. The overall message of this video remains. And I'm very excited for the future :)

[@iPlayGamesX]

B-but What about the whole "This isn't THAT revolutionary, you could decode items before" thing?

[@dwalters98]

It gives a redstone signal until the disk stops eh... Long duration timers just got WAY smaller.

[@iPlayGamesX]

@@dwalters98 I have a pretty good variable timer from a couple seconds to multiple days using a binary counter, it's only accurate to the second tho.

[@masterfleksa]

1:03 isn't one kilobyte is 1024 bytes?

[@kyle5056]

@@masterfleksa no that’s a kibibyte, which is 2^10 bytes

[@UndarkAido]

Finally! Disc-based data storage in Minecraft.

[@zewzit]

thats a great one

[@dragonmage372]

I d-didn't even realize, I'm so ashamed ;(

[@0LexuZ0]

We're already in the 1970s!1

[@SuperLlama88888]

Niiiceeeeeee! But it would hard getting lots of pigsteps or othersides or 5's.... not very survival friendly unless only using the 12 C418 discs which can be farmed. Love the outro!

[@MrKorwaldski]

True For example if you would want to make the colour display in survival then it would be easier if it's just 12 colours

[@nirjhar4803]

Creepers don't have even a tiny chance of dropping Otherside?

[@shaoran1026]

@@nirjhar4803 nope. Otherside, pigstep and disc 5 are all only lootable in chests.

[@ulises2986]

Maybe they could add a mechanic similar to smithing templates but for discs- once you get one disc, you could duplicate it somehow. It would probably be expensive to keep discs valuable as loot, but it’d definitely make redstone applications a little easier!

[@ulises2986]

Oh, it would also make sharing discs in multiplayer easier- especially the aforementioned rare, less farmable ones.

[@RainbowDark]

I love how this kinda stuff completely misses me, but it makes the day of someone else It's the beauty of minecraft, there's so much for everyone in these updates

[@ResidentIT_]

Minecraft is actually experiencing moores law. What a world we live in

[@yeroy725]

I saw this on the changelog and got exited for the reston potential, love to ser great minds working on it so fast

[@emoney9629]

We can use a certain disc to be the password to a base. Just delay the door and if there is too much signal, it blocks the redstone's path

[@vyor8837]

Can also be used for combination puzzles, using each disk like the cut on a key.

[@michu123213]

Jukebox comparator combo has been working like this for a while now, I use it in 1.18.2. but great video!:D

[@CaptainTom4862]

I do want to point out that this feature is coming in 1.19.4. If you go onto the latest snapshot and don't add the 1.20 experimental features datapack, this will be in the game

[@higueraft571]

1.19.4 is gonna slap... Improved features for mapbuilders, improved efficiency for computer builders

[@knyt0]

@@higueraft571 minecraft players getting excited over the smallest updates

[@higueraft571]

@@knyt0 Riight, and what would be a BIG update then, exactly?

[@knyt0]

@@higueraft571 idk bro its just a triggerbox and a qol feature

[@higueraft571]

@@knyt0 Yes... and when the alternatives for years have been far more intensive and complicated versions of this, with this also being MUCH easier to use, and generally more versatile... That WILL be massive. Not to mention going from effectively 60s to 90s scale computing capabilities practically overnight. For the people who REALLY dig into the game, and the people who consume that content, the update is already pretty massive.

[@ActuallyDad]

Can we get a survival series where the whole point is to build a computer so you can finally work in a cubicle?

[@Prismatics157]

Wow, I can't wait to see what new inventions will be made with this feature! Great vid :D

[@jasonchiu272]

Imagine the improvement you can make to Sammyuri's Minecraft in Minecraft hardware.

[@Dich_little]

Да, мне нравится это обновление. И мы с друзьями уже делаем несколько прототипов накопителей. которые можно считывать в 16 бит. Надеюсь, что эта задумка пойдёт далеко.

[@camerongray7767]

I was waiting for someone to make a video on this! First thing I thought when I heard this, I was like computers and going to become soo much more compact!

[@gwch3481]

imagine how loud some redstone machines can get with all those jukeboxes playing at once

[@Sruggs]

Wow nice video! Your clear explanations helped me understand bits and such, and also why this is actually pretty cool lol I can’t wait to see what more you have in store for us. Subscribed:p

[@DoomControlled]

The day when someone gets Doom to run on a minecraft computer continues to draw closer

[@Gumbowl]

I absolutely LOVEEE THESE CHANNELS. Small channels that do redstone = A genius

[@ovencake523]

When illmango released the video on his record sorter, i made a comment about this exact idea. glad to see someone else had the same idea and that its actually useful

[@pudgy-wudgy69]

Very cool! I'm glad I stumbled upon your channel!

[@jiriik_]

I noticed this great feature as well and I started building a programmable music machine, nice vid btw

[@obieldenook1142]

I knew this was going to be a big thing for the redstone community and you are the first one I've seen that will utilize this and even more than I thought. Good on ya.

[@canedpeanutshels]

Congrats Mr. K! 🥳

[@kylebowles9820]

Nice, I've been away from the redstone scene for a while, I need to learn all the best gate designs again

[@_dekinci]

You absolutely have to name this playlist 'Korwaldski, analysis'

[@ghostagent3552]

Literally compact binary/hex code maker in Minecraft. Definitely going to lead redstone computing revolution in the future of minecraft

[@hunternelson7627]

I was literally wanting a way to store data like this just like a week ago, i was working on a variable profile passcode, and I wanted a way to quickly and easily transfer the new passcodes between storage and active use. My solution was finicky at best, this is going to work so much better

[@gojojodragon]

Your channel is super under rated

[@ZealanTanner]

I never thought of the crazy implications of the discs before

[@wildfallz]

this guys videos are really interesting! cool to see the algorithm pick up this video

[@Kallyn]

I just realized, since we have 15 discs now, new discs can't have unique levels of power, which might be the end of new discs unless they decide to have duplicate power levels

[@NeighborsNoisyVacuumCleaner]

would be cool if they added renewable discs with the same power level as pigstep, otherside and 5. that way they could remain rare and people could use this system in survival on a large scale

[@Kallyn]

@@NeighborsNoisyVacuumCleaner this is the way to go

[@lavaboatcubesupportsukrain7539]

They could bring back the copper goat horn. I thought since they have 15 discs maybe they will be the equivalent

[@theohornsby51]

I remember ilmango talking about wanting this years ago

[@averagezing]

Cool! I'm curious why this hasn't been experimented with on Bedrock, since this tech has been on there for years. Maybe it has been built there, I just haven't seen it. Thanks for the informational video :)

[@botzachary9891]

someone else with the Carina Nebula as their desktop wallpaper! great taste my man

[@Tactix_se]

I love how we’ve come full circle and now discs are a great storage item. CDs making their Minecraft debut

[@BakeBakePi]

The juke box interaction with redstone is one of the coolest recent features!

[@blobjrghf]

I more or less stay on the simple side of redstone myself, but it's amazing to see faster redstone computers for me to break become possible! :D

[@Request_2_PANic]

I see we have similar ideas, though I know I'm not the first to think of it. Assuming bundles will be able to be filled and emptied automatically, they can use stackable items to store 8 bytes of data each, 216 bytes with 27 of them in a shulker box, 9072 in a barrel with hoppers above and below, and 141kb in a 4x4 space of those. If not though, shulker boxes can get to 20.25 bytes each with stacks of items, 6 bits per stack.

[@MudakTheMultiplier]

Do we know if there will be an automatable system to interact with bundles?

[@Ichthyodactyl]

I have never once needed something like this for anything I've built in minecraft but even I can see how useful that will be to those running redstone computation. I'm actually surprised it took them this long given how the number line up.

[@garybu7293]

Such a well made video keep it up

[@rocktobot]

massive!!! imagine how this would look (or even SOUND) in a computer.

[@stefanklaus6441]

Now I can store note "block music" with music discs. Nice

[@himabimdimwim]

Woah, very exciting!

[@quinntenreck1795]

This is actually really cool

[@TheAssassin409]

Everyone: Yay! Now I can finally automate my jukebox with redstone! Mr. Korwaldski: DATA GO BURRR...

[@FewVidsJustComments]

Why doesnt the 5 disc and 13 disc give off those levels of a signal? I mean 11 matches up properly, why not the other two numbered disc

[@CyborusYT]

yeah that doesn't make sense. real missed opportunity

[@apollo4950]

- disc 13 was added before there were 13 discs - disc 5 was added after 14 discs had already been added, the only empty slot was signal level 15

[@devilsblade2543]

@@apollo4950 Its an update, they could have re-ordered

[@kmb600]

@@devilsblade2543 reordering could interfere with existing worlds, so better to just make it a new signal

[@notplayingnow671]

no way its the guy from reddit that made the display!! that shit was cool

[@MCwithB]

i was looking forward to seeing what people could do with this

[@joda7697]

Wow i totally didn't think of this, but yeah that's huge for redstone computers! Do you think with this you could make a programmable music player, triggering noteblocks according to the data stored in disc within shulkerbox form? Like, make a row of noteblocks tuned to every frequency, then use a redcoder to play a specific note depending on which disc is in the jukebox.

[@MrKorwaldski]

Yes thats totally possible. I'm actually working on something like that Here is a visualizer I made for example. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYK5kqFnaN6neNE

[@joda7697]

@@MrKorwaldski That's cool! But i was thinking not only to use _one_ row of noteblocks, but also every combination of instruments and notes, allowing for baselines and melodies and instrumental variety. Because i fondly remember that one time me and my pal made a noteblock loop of jingle bells. Ever since then i wondered if a truly programmable actual jukebox was possible/feasible.

[@iPlayGamesX]

It's not big for Redstone computers at all. Kinda useless for them tbh. Has other uses, the vid does kinda blow it out of proportions tho.

[@RichConnerGMN]

nice pfp

[@ValkyRiver]

@@MrKorwaldski Hi! I really like your idea of using disks to store bits, but that leaves me with a question: how do you store the value 0?

[@tunafllsh]

Let's go we'll get a video player!

[@Billy_Herrington1969]

I don't play minecraft, but I like watching redstone videos, this seems crazy, can't wait to see people come up with interesting redstone designs

[@888kilikili]

i never thought i will see a CERN Tshirt in a minecraft video... this made me almost as happy as when ilango visited CERN

[@gchats]

You just popped up in my youtube homepage and I couldn't help but notice the square(?) in the chests and shulker boxes plus the "Toggle Fly Speed OFF" in your actionbar. What were those? Also nice video especially with the displays you made.

[@jonathanpeters4240]

This is great to know, very useful feature. There's a different way to store more data with items, even though it's practically worthless. Using item counting you can store up to 6 bits per item slot. With shulkers in a double chest, you'd have 8,748 bits.

[@cghc9935]

Face cam at the last was amazing 😍

[@hubertk7363]

Wow, I didn't think about it

[@Jabozanator]

I didn't understand a single word of this video. Fantastic.

[@kiryonnakira7566]

shit is about to go down in redstone computer science

[@JoshuaRennig]

so smart, love this.

[@solalabell9674]

Normal people when they see the feature: oh neat I still don’t understand the comparator Redstone engineers: D A T A S T O R A G E

[@69Turnips]

Survival worlds bout to get wild!

[@Lizotte100]

I have no idea what you are talking about but i am excited :D

[@christophermc2]

This is gonna be massive for redstone computers

[@nolo2gogo]

oh yeah for sure! like, the first thing i thought of... i'm on the same page!! haha... i... i store data-- as well...

[@That_One_Kobold]

Wasn't the thing you talked about jukeboxes already there? (Reading them witha comparator)

[@riv_roxy]

I'm so exited!

[@lmeobuh7009]

i can see a new chunk-ban trap design here

[@illpunchyouintheface9094]

All we need now is a fast way of transporting and we good to go

[@iPlayGamesX]

Of transporting wha? Players?

[@illpunchyouintheface9094]

@@iPlayGamesX items

[@rljspeeltmee5776]

Also would be amazing if the redstone strenght at the start of the song would be full and at the end of the song 0. So then you could make an ease auto radio

[@Term-0]

I hope the ability to remove a music disk from a jukebox with redstone will be implemented in Minecraft bedrock some day.

[@DOGMA20051]

Just randomly stumbled across this vid, and honestly, this looks really cool lol

[@arkanon8661]

youve been able to read music discs from jukeboxes for a very long time

[@F6347_VR]

Hi! Sorry, i'm trying to make a circuit with the model you showed here: 1:30, can you make a litematica or show it better on an screenshot? Thanks!

[@MrKorwaldski]

I used Ilmagos record sorter, without the sorting part, For this demo: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iobRi6aAm9Ctmtk

[@F6347_VR]

@@MrKorwaldski Thanks!

[@roamdhong]

I have no idea what this means but it sounds great!

[@EVILBUNNY28]

This finally gives disc farms a use! There was never much use building a disc farm when once you had 1 of each disc it became pretty useless. Although it’s a shame that pigstep, otherside and disc 5 aren’t renewable 😢

[@juergenkern6763]

Even more compact storage was already possible, unless I am missing something. I built a system using wool and an itemsorter, filling the box takes a while and some space, but greater storage capacity was already a thing since 1.10 or earlier.

[@MrKorwaldski]

This just makes that much easier since you don't need a sorter to read each item.

[@zarrg5611]

Aren't we getting this before 1.20, in the 1.19.4 update?

[@TheiBunny]

yeah, I thought so too.. pretty sure this worked in the latest snapshots without the 1.20 experimental data pack enabled... anyway, I didn't realize you could even take disks out of the jukebox without player interaction? I swear I've tried everything and nothing works short of manually right-clicking it

[@SaishoVibes]

@@TheiBunny 1.19.4 adds hopper functions

[@TheiBunny]

@@SaishoVibes I know it added the input functions with the dropper and hopper in the snapshot I tested last - must've missed it in the latest one where they made it so hoppers take the disc out too!

[@injectilio]

I am looking forward to the "shulker key" vault doors that are unhackable.

[@thebrandunsafeone7184]

Speaking as a non-redstoner Watching this video felt like trying to understand computer engineering

[@Raul-pg1pf]

It's sort of what it is about

[@emeraldbonsai]

lol it is computer engineering

[@thebrandunsafeone7184]

@@emeraldbonsai wh a t Yeah I'm never touching redstone

[@zaguldo]

It basically is. This is far beyond regular redstone and closer to real life computers.

[@masondicroce917]

@@thebrandunsafeone7184 Well redstone in basic forms doesn't have to be this complex, in this case he's trying to make a legitimate computer.

[@domi-no1826]

There are multiple bytes, 8-bit in your case, 32-bit in older OS and CPU, 48 is internet, and 64 is used in modern OS.

[@xymaryai8283]

oh lawd, Redstone SMPs are gonna be needing very large, very efficient disk farms soon

[@psoldoy9847]

I have a question. What does this data storage do and for what is it used for? I don't get it because I'm not that advanced with redstone except for automatic storage systems or automatic farms.

[@bos_fox1200]

Nice, I guess Moore's law is still alive and well within Minecraft aha.

[@iPlayGamesX]

It isn't really applicable, but we can dream

[@Noobdrone1]

Yea..... You just destroyed my brain with bits

[@Tet_50]

Taking out power depending on the disc with comparators has been for very long, the new thing is that the block itself also acts as source power (like temporary redstone block)

[@InventorPWB]

The new feature is that we can now automatically test discs without player interaction, because jukeboxes now have hopper/dropper support

[@Tet_50]

@@InventorPWB true, thats nice, i was already jukebox fan to take "analog signals"

[@keylimepie3143]

@@InventorPWB Hadn't this already existed in Bedrock edition? I toyed around with auto-music players in a friend's realm quite some months ago before. However, I didn't know that discs could be taken out immediately with a hopper minecart though. I thought you had to wait for the entire disc to play, which really put a damper on my motivation to attempt a disc sorter.

[@InventorPWB]

@@keylimepie3143 yes, it has been in bedrock for a while now, but it just got implemented to java as well

[@matwatgd624]

1 step closer to a working hard drive

[@netherman1325]

Honestly I'm more excited about the fact that you can now automate music disk insertion and extraction

[@shapeswitch_mood7221]

Yes, smart man. Your funny language is very interesting and entertaining. I would like to learn more. :)

[@vigshot]

Etho needs to see this

[@jameson1239]

What’s kind of crazy is that we can can make computers with similar specs to the ones that broke enigma in a game that is itself running on a computer

[@life9000]

Cubfan and Docm77! Thank you!

[@frejbo6722]

I love it when my storage disks play music

[@titaniadioxide6133]

This is super cool! How are you getting the disk out of the jukebox before it finishes playing?

[@NeighborsNoisyVacuumCleaner]

hopper minecarts, but it only works on java iirc

[@titaniadioxide6133]

@@NeighborsNoisyVacuumCleaner I completely forgot about hopper minecarts! Thanks!

[@MarkStillPlays]

yo where can i get that texture pack for the redstone? it looks really helpful also this is the first time im seeing anyone put numbers for the redstone textures since it got released which is nuts because thats such an genius idea

[@MrKorwaldski]

Redstone Tweaks 2.0 kzbin.info/www/bejne/oH7LnalmdtOHo8k