Understanding The 3x3 Piston Door

[@miguelingalla4081]

This video is uploaded a year ago, but as someone with intermediate knowledge to redstone, this video made me understand how a 3x3 piston door works. With your explanation I was able to know how each component worked with each other and though you may have missed the explanation as to why there are 2 pieces of cut-off redstone dust in the top left corner of the build, I still learned most of the build. Thank you.

[@Aratazor]

Thank you so much i wasn't able to find any tutorial on a 3x3 piston door that actually tells you how ot works tysm❤

[@ChipmunksOfficialGr]

Oh man. Finally... I am still confused but solved the half puzzle. Thanks a lot!

[@Gabibo]

No problem! Let me know if there’s anything I can do to help make it easier for you. :)

[@pannawatkwankaew]

Thank you so much I never understand these thing

[@Gabibo]

Thank you all for 1k views!

[@androwilsona4740]

finaly now i can build 3x3 door without watching every detail thx u

[@daanialmirzapour9229]

i needed this thanks

[@Gabibo]

No problem!

[@sethdrak3]

Oh idk why tho but a year later in 2021 I had to update this to make it work for me all I did was delete a block and add Redstone but this version doesn't work anymore.

[@Soothsayer_Soul]

tysm for this comment, for whoever else finds this, you place a block diagonal to the up-facing observer & pop the redstone dust on that. Fixed it for me, as it was just the 1 corner piston that wouldnt power

[@sethdrak3]

Good video Thanks

[@nikjam1641]

Thank you so much. It took me years to understand but now i get it! Does this also work in bedrock?

[@kuaboiilol9875]

I'm still wondering how the middle of the left three pistons work

[@Gabibo]

Little late on this but it's piston ticks from the right side that go to the observer and send an update to it. I can make a follow up video for you if it helps. :)

[@kuaboiilol9875]

@@Gabibo Thanks

[@tyronium2]

It gets powered by the same block that the top one does, which buds it, which is strange java stuff

[@SnuggyDabbins]

Question for ya. Is it possible to move the lever to a more accessible height?

[@Gabibo]

Yes, just have a redstone signal flowing into that block

[@SnuggyDabbins]

@@Gabibo I tried to just flow redstone to that block with the lever and it always messes with the door for some reason

[@Gabibo]

Keep the same y level for the top purple wool in the thumbnail for at least 3 blocks. I think you’re powering the redstone beneath the original button spot

[@barathraj7736]

How to make 3x3 piston door but lever down

[@Gabibo]

You can add a lever to the top where I have the button. Leading it down with redstone if you want to position it somewhere different. As long as it reaches that block it will work. edit: I gave the wrong info at the start. Took me a second to remember this build after a while of not building doors.

[@nickshier4495]

Does this work still for the new bedrock update on PS4?

[@Gabibo]

Nick Shier I did this on Java and am unfamiliar with how the red stone on bedrock is. I figure that it would seeing as observers really shouldn’t change much but I’m not entirely sure.

[@potimax9807]

How i put the lever in a side wall? I cant activate it

[@Gabibo]

Are you bringing redstone down to the lever?

[@potimax9807]

@@Gabibo Yeah, i did it using hone and slime blocks, but thanks!

[@Gabibo]

@@potimax9807 No problem!

[@cratereprofond_enjoue]

0:36 to show the closing/opening sequence, don't thank me

[@TheMr_164]

uhhh hi... plz look at my comment on the COPPA video

[@Harry-rj8nw]

How can i change the lever to a button but leave time to go through

[@Gabibo]

You would have a button leading into a block with a redstone torch attached it it.