This Unlocks So Much Potential... - WTH Is a Monostable Circuit??

[@neoaquadolphin]

the way i imagined monostable circuit is with a lever and then its easier to convert permanent power into a pulse

[@bd_mayhem]

I tend to make zero edge monostable circuits. When you press the button, absolutely nothing happens

[@cedrichartz390]

Now the next time i need quarz for observers, I can tell my sister, "can you farm for nether quarz so that i can craft my dual edge mono stable circuit blocks?" And her mind is going to be blown 😂 No seriously, great video with educational value

[@idkcba]

That's a fantastic reply for this and now my new favourite minecraft sentence of all time😂😂

[@Yobs2K]

bro has a slave in Minecraft

[@badasson8825]

Create mod has made the most common circuits (per example pulse extenders, monostable and flip-flops) into special repeater-like components and it's such a game changer for me. Sometimes the new observer centric modern redstone is just too much for me, having these condensed components makes it so much more intuitive, specially if you're making space efficient circuits

[@jazziiRed]

I can definitely see that perspective. Create mod might actually be an interesting thing to explore in a future vid

[@CATel_]

​@@jazziiRedoohhhooohhhooo I'm exited for that one!

[@PeterKrut]

skill issue

[@najawin8348]

Once again confirming the thesis that as t tends towards infinity every mod will inevitably recreate a feature from either IC2, Buildcraft, or redpower 2.

[@noelka8134]

@@najawin8348 and every "magic mod" will recreate a feature from thaumcraft

[@BlightCosmos]

It's crazy how I was literally just having trouble with a way too long redstone pulse and this video comes up to give me the solution Great video, was extremely impressed

[@SyntaxDaemon]

Good video! In the future, I would recommend not moving your camera while demoing contraptions, as it makes it harder to see. Point out what the viewer should be looking at, but then hold the camera steady when you click the button.

[@jazziiRed]

Good point, I'll keep this in mind. Thanks!

[@stephenf3379]

@@jazziiRed and then there’s me, appreciating the gestural movements of the camera 😅 I can appreciate both preferences, but for me they’re far outweighed by the video being engaging, applicable, and clearly explained. You’re doing great

[@KaneyoriHK]

I've heard of this thing many times and not once were I actually told what it is. This was a great way for me to understand what this thing actually is.

[@jazziiRed]

Glad I could clear things up!

[@derklempner]

I found your channel a few weeks ago, but I didn't start watching multiple videos until today. I'm also a redstone buff, so I appreciate your videos for the simplicity and explanations you provide. As always, great work, and keep it up! As long as you make videos, I'll be watching.

[@katyalyral9157]

Thank you for showing how these things are actually used in real examples, so many redstone videos fall short on this level of *how* things are used.

[@chikokishi7030]

Your setups and explinationa are excellent. If you were to do a "explination of every Redstone item" video, it would do well

[@themovercell2318]

I never heard the dual edge term before! Observers detected the redstone, but they do all block updates, like when water is in front of them, when logs are pushed onto leaves connected to them, and much more! Also, the sculk telegraph is new to me, and I never built one of those before! There is one design of rising edge you did not cover in the video that is well-known, and your explanation of monostable circuits was pretty cool! I did not know they were called monostable circuits!

[@pedropiata648]

Realy good explaination!

[@AnnnaKathryn]

The way you presented this reminds me a lot of 3blue1brown, which is a huge compliment!! Awesome stuff man

[@gregoryshipley4637]

I deeply appreciate that you explained what shoukd be a very straightforward concept much much clearer than any of my electrical engineering professors (many moons ago).

[@thegamerdude9118]

I actually used one of the designs to make a combination lock. If you take the kind that you see in the thumbnail and put them one after the other, whatever input you make will be the next number in a sequence of binary. Some messing around, and I was able to take that concept and make a fully functional combination lock

[@abercrombieblovs2042]

How did the whole mechanism work? Could you explain it further?

[@davidkahalewai1530]

​​@@abercrombieblovs2042probably using the monostable inputs to turn on or off (binary) switches which then form a circuit to power on (or off depending which way you decided) a lock

[@SAIKA_SAN]

yo this video made so much sense to me and they examples you showed were very simple and easy to understand. def earned a sub from me and im about to binge the rest of ur vids so I can become a better redstoner.

[@jazziiRed]

Welcome! Glad I could help :)

[@t.p.2654]

Please do more of these videos, would love to have a guide on how to do actual redstone parts!

[@MacroAggressor]

Good explanation. One recommendation for making tutorials... it makes it nearly impossible to tell what's happening when you immediately move the camera view after hitting the input, especially when working with one or two tick activations.

[@ElderSivart]

This video has reminded me how long it's been since I tried to learn redstone last: it was 1.3 or 1.4 and that "truly ancient" monostable circuit was all we had for single-tick pulses and T flip flops! Amazing how much they've added since then (thank you 1.5)

[@Whenpigfly666]

6:16 That would have bugged me SO MUCH, I'm glad you noticed that xd

[@davideographer4410]

I always knew these as pulse shorteners, but your explanation made sense

[@mehdivannier5040]

You're officially my Redstone Professor now 😆 great video ! So many explanations that I never saw on KZbin

[@MarvelousButter]

6:17 That OCD is so me I love it lol Great video fren ❤

[@JesseP.Watson]

Appreciated that. I used to use these in red-stone contraptions years ago but forgot that leap... as you say, opens up all sorts of possibilities.

[@jadosworld2782]

Hello Joe Nicholls... I have been waiting a while for your newest video. I have been waiting since your videos form when you were in film class. You really popped off after you're craftymasterman team seas video. You have been doing great! Still love your editing!

[@professorvatcraft]

This is is a really powerful circuit. Like most redstone machines use it.

[@teseo5544]

Whit the right conversion library you should be able to program in LD and translate that to redstone. For those who don't know, LD is Lader Lenguage, the programming language for PLCs. The machines that control other machines in a factory.

[@raengraves5760]

Excellently explained, wonderfully demonstrated, and most importantly YOU LABELLED THE JAVA-EXCLUSIVE FUNCTIONS! So many Minecraft redstoners just don't bother to distinguish, but it's important for those trying to get into redstone to now what features only exist in one version

[@KodeurKubik]

Very cool 👍

[@yigawaffle]

Nice, you're first and got a ❤ from jazzii

[@ElonCrusty]

This is the kind of content Ive been looking for!

[@dinodakker9644]

Bro they should make school like this cus this feels like school but you keep me entertained sooooo well

[@grezamisoit]

Very funny! Thx

[@Spiderfffun]

i keep stopping to think about what the hell im actually watching, really fun educaitonal video!

[@ИванСыралёв-х7я]

That was helpful, now I can understand what are those fancy words every redstoner use.

[@Wortigon2000]

well, an observer IS a monostable circuit. That can be activated by any form of block state change, except for fill level, or redstone signal strength level (except for redstone dust, where it actually involves a visual indicator, hence shows as a block state change) for some reason. I'm partially thankful for that, while partially surprised. That said, to convert any rising edge/falling edge circuit to the opposite, is a pretty simple change in most cases. Usually a redstone torch and some dust is enough for it. For dual edge, you'd simply have to either include an observer that detects both changes, since that's a 1 block dual edge circuit as you've said too, or connect both states (active/passive) to the output. Still, the one thing I use monostable circuits for, is the toggle functionality. Because I like having note blocks as buttons, since they look so much better than levers. Especially in a build that has so much wood in it, like the indoors parts of most of my builds. Your explonation about the subject matter is easy to understand, and sounds like a good explonation to beginners in redstone. Quite nice video.

[@jazziiRed]

Thanks! I went over a lot of these pointers in the video tho :)

[@BakeBakePi]

Great video! Redstone is so interesting!

[@ProfWisecrack]

Very informative, thanks!

[@nakelekantoo]

That is actually a great video, the explanation is great, and your voice is like a chef's kiss, I'm certainly going to subscribe to you!

[@jazziiRed]

Thank you!

[@TyphoonBeam]

I came into this video thinking I already knew about monostable circuits. I still use the piston one.

[@SnyperMK2000JclL]

Where have you been all my years of olaying MC and strugglebussing so damn hard with understanding redstone that i gave up and just copied others designs via tutorials because i couldnt get my head around it... I understand so much more of what Mumbo and company talk about now xD

[@inkmaze]

I don't even know what I did Called dual edge monostable This video is so useful new subscriber

[@Darkness-mi2ph]

The first way with the black box is the bast because it makes one way redstone

[@thomasdewierdo9325]

This entire time I was hoping at the end you would show me that like quasi quasi connectivity thing at the beginning of the video. That would be insane if that would be possible

[@aukelindeboom9631]

i love this series man keep it up❤

[@jazziiRed]

Thank you!

[@ougonce]

This is a great video. Thank you :)

[@jazziiRed]

You're very welcome :)

[@Greaful]

This was very helpful because I was trying to make a pitfall trap but pressure plates take way to long to deactivate (it was a pitfall trap with signs and pistons and the fall only happens when the piston is deactivated) but with this it’s pretty much an instant pitfall (another thing is that I could have made a pitfall using observers but I was going to make this trap in an event where the nether is locked so sadly observers and comparators are out of the question)

[@lofis07a]

Reminds me of rising edge and falling edge triggers

[@kazii_the_avali]

one of my favorite ones are the quiet ones. i rember there was a repeater locking one but i cant for the life of me rember how to do it. i do know you can use it for "automatic" netherportal where when you flip a switch weather its on or off itll light or unlight a netherportal.

[@Agilitynab]

Great video overall - my only suggestion is please don't move or jolt the camera when demonstrating the redstone, as it makes it harder to see and the circuit has already finished by the time the camera stops moving. You could either move the button up a block so that the whole redstone is in view when pressing it, or use the Freecam mod to reposition the camera before pressing the button. Thanks. =)

[@3liony]

I still default to the old fashioned sticky piston monostable circuit. Need to remember observers more, or that comparator one.

[@DJAxykOfficial]

I don't get why falling edge will be usefull compared to rising edge, who are faster. I understand the use of both for double short signal, but I don't understand the importance and matter of falling edge alone. Can someone explain me pls ?

[@nosidenoside2458]

What if you NEED that delay? Maybe you need to wait for something to be moved out of the way before you can do whatever the circuit does. Like a flush piston door.

[@jazziiRed]

It's useful if you want to send a signal when a machine turns off but don't want that to happen when it turns on. It's a little less commonly used than rising edge, but it's still pretty common.

[@DJAxykOfficial]

@@jazziiRed okay thanks !

[@cl4655]

​@@DJAxykOfficialFor example, the opening and closing of a piston door are usually different. So one part of the contraption opens the door on the rising edge and another part closes the door on the falling edge.

[@CLOCK-WORK]

You just made a pulse circuit

[@jazziiRed]

Yep.

[@grezamisoit]

The first old mono stable system with the piston is not really mono stable as its behaviour change with a one tick input pulse

[@Speed001]

Redstone go blinky blinky Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:18 Black Box 01:44 What's Inside? 03:56 Other Designs 06:27 What is Rising Edge? 07:05 What is Falling Edge? 07:58 What is Dual Edge? 09:03 The One Tick Pulse 09:35 Sculk Telegraph 11:20 Your Turn! 11:46 Outro

[@laierr]

Wait. that means that the observer... The observer IS a dual-edge monostable component in all its glory.

[@gameplayseextras6515]

Can you explain a bit of that system from the ancient cities? I know it's a "flip flop" but I think it's really cool.

[@chillie4396]

Shooting an egg through a tripwire (limited uses)

[@Caldoric]

Let me guess, you're going to make a T Flip-Flop next?

[@tychodancer]

Could you use carpet mod or something slow down the tick pulses? Cause my brain is slow.

[@hellfiredoom]

9:03 min, Me as an Bedrock player crying right now 😭

[@jazziiRed]

Rip

[@PDsPCRepair]

I never liked the term "monostable". While it is true that the circuit only has one stable state, that is not the important aspect of the circuit IMO. The most important aspect is consistent output pulse duration, regardless of input pulse duration, or having a variety of different input pulse durations. When I was first learning about this stuff, having a more appropriate name would have saved me a ton of time in understanding this circuit. Why are longer names avoided when they can be shortened? I wish they would just call it "stable pulse generator" circuit, SPG circuit for short.

[@zynstein8059]

Like, maybe im wrong but i swear observers are the best thing that has happened to redstone since pistons

[@timgilbert460]

JazziiRed I have a request : ) I have been searching EVERYWHERE for a tutorial on how to build a clock where I get 5 seconds of 'on' followed by 30 seconds of 'off'. I have no real redstone skills so I don't know if I'm asking for something impossible or not. Thanks for the content

[@jazziiRed]

Off the top of my head, I believe this can be achieved by building a regular 35 second clock (like the Etho hopper clock) and hook that up to a monostable (to generate a pulse) and then into a 5-second pulse extender. Hope that made some sense

[@timgilbert460]

@@jazziiRed Thanks for the response! I appreciate it : )

[@defaultpfpwithafly7504]

Dude's ocd triggered when the button wasn't placed correctly

[@tio.lacrios6085]

i play minecraft since launch and didnt know abot the wooden botton 🤔

[@Vlauxa]

anyone remember making huge sand domino effects

[@PaddleMonkey]

Love the info. Very useful. But please stop moving your mouse in little circles while trying to point at blocks, as it 'shakes' the screen and we can't look at it too long because it makes us dizzy with all that shaking. Thanks!

[@jtdragon9]

Calling the og monostable circuit ancient made me feel old lol

[@Bagel235]

Just use an observer and pulse extender

[@techman2553]

Now you need to show the obligatory monostable multivibrator.

[@heritonrodrigues5238]

thats an unnecessarily complicated name

[@techman2553]

@@heritonrodrigues5238 That's what I thought, but that's what it's called !

[@mumujibirb]

tbh sometimes I realise that i do know what they are, the names are just a bit confusing

[@InfectedEnnui]

why use any other dual edge design other than a single observer??

[@jaask0111]

oh gosh, are people only now figuring this out?

[@jazziiRed]

Some people, yeah. No need to belittle those who are new to redstone.

[@TheJacklikesvideos]

on any given day, hundreds of people try the game for the first time.

[@TheeSlickShady_Dave_K]

Instant like and sub 🏆 But please stop shaking the mouse when you’re teaching Makes for smoother video We see your cross hairs; No need to shake the camera You will be a bigger channel than Mumbo J. because of your ability to explain in terms we understand Thank you Good Sir 🎩

[@jazziiRed]

Thank you so much for the kind words and the feedback! The shaking cam is something that I've heard several times, so I will definitely do my best to minimize that lol

[@TheeSlickShady_Dave_K]

@@jazziiRed Oh its my first time here Yeah hard to break that habit, i know Other than that one thing though, 💯🏆👍🏼👍🏼 content excellence

[@pimplyface64]

can you make my redstone build, but better. it's a very simple contraption that combines some things i found to make an auto brewer. [if you can describe/name the redstone ciruit that is not the filter that would help me greatly] if you could just make it smaller and 1.8.9 compatible that would be awesome.

[@AlbySilly]

Wait since when did wooden buttons have a longer activation?

[@jazziiRed]

They always have

[@TheJacklikesvideos]

all the buttons and pressure plates are different pulse lengths.

[@Steamuch]

Ok, jezuzRC :D

[@kevimsuito8298]

HOMEWORK??? NUH UH

[@robindabank762]

#raisriggy

[@aslv]

its a circuit thats monostable

[@Eggfur]

Hmmm... The problem is that you've taken the term "monostable circuit" and used it exclusively to describe a "one tick pulse limiter". So that's quite misleading ... A monostable circuit is one that always returns to its original state. What it does in the meantime is irrelevant - it could give out a really long pulse, randomly give between 0 and 100 pulses, play a song on a bunch of notebooks, etc... It's an understandable mistake because almost everyone makes it now. The wiki has a page that describes it correctly and one which describes it incorrectly. Go figure

[@jazziiRed]

The dropper-hopper design is not one-tick, and I gave a proper definition at the beginning that does not imply one tick.

[@muegaltomiganson]

First

[@yigawaffle]

No, no you are not.

[@muegaltomiganson]

@@yigawaffle yes I am

[@yigawaffle]

@@muegaltomiganson You absolutely aren't. Go to the top of the comments section. Click the 'Sort By' button. Click 'Newest'. Scroll to the bottom. You are not first.

[@muegaltomiganson]

@@yigawaffle -🤓

[@yigawaffle]

@@muegaltomiganson Oh sorry, I didn't realize that using a BASIC FEATURE made me a nerd, but okay.

[@zefile]

STOP DOING CIRCLES WITH YOUR MOUSE AAAAAAAAAAAAA

[@pumkin610]

Throw that mowz ina circo

[@jazziiRed]

Yeah I wasn't conscious of how annoying it is lol. Noted for the future

[@ChiChibi_Personal]

first :P

[@KodeurKubik]

Nope

[@pumkin610]

🥈

[@ChiChibi_Personal]

@@KodeurKubik I didn't see any other comments when I put it :P

[@drissmounir6503]

Boring even with x2

[@Boltkiller96]

next video: wth is a .............................. i was not prepared for this but i wanted likes

[@midorikyiota4435]

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