Wireless Redstone, Explanation and Tutorial (Bedrock)

This is the best and easiest wireless redstone has ever been. I give a deep dive explaination on how it works and I cant wait to see your creations in the comments down below.

[@bratworst]

Feel free to link your own videos of new wireless redstone innovations for everyone to see

[@SwiggtySwoo]

Duuuude i discovered this myself a while ago too, i also thought i was the first to discover this glitch, great video man kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3bKoYyPf6uSpqssi=jwLvh18uNwHucjSZ

[@banana1093]

I was so confused at first because that isn't how redstone works... then i realized this is bedrock edition

[@bratworst]

There is wireless redstone like this in java, its just way harder but can send more information at once

[@nonexistentsquare2092]

@@bratworst really? can you link a video?

[@realZrus]

Bro java has wireless redstone 💀💀💀

[@realZrus]

@@nonexistentsquare2092 you too lazy to find your self?

[@bratworst]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXOxpqSQgMaSgtksi=005K_IzAItHzRrtV

[@homework8969]

I'm amazed that this has been out for four years.

[@bratworst]

I hope it counts as a feature now like Quasi connectivity

[@caydenph2741]

​​@@bratworst Bet they gonna fix it instead 😂

[@bratworst]

Well if they do I’m taking quasi connectivity with it

[@darnsteagan1669]

I don't understand your sorcery, magic man, but I do so like it.

[@cat_in_a_fish_bowl]

I love seeing complicated bedrock edition Redstone, its always amazing to see 🔥

[@AyaanThe0ne]

Bedrock Redstoners are wizards! There's almost no information about this part of the game, so im fascinated the creations you make!

[@iamgreeenyy]

its really hard to find actually good tutorials for bedrock.... thanks

[@frixnipe]

I'm amazed this is in Bedrock Edition! I'd say this deserves more views

[@Bruise8098]

I had a finished design almost as good as yours a year ago but never uploaded it. I’m glad to see the concept wasn’t forgotten.

[@bratworst]

That’s why I made this, to let as many people know as possible.

[@blueforce9269]

I had been look for that old wireless red stone tutorial. I’m glad you showed it to me

[@bratworst]

It crazy how unnoticed something that cool went for so long

[@angellizarraga9971]

Glad someone made a video on this, specially gald it didn't get burried like many others. Many times in the past I have researched on the topic but i only kept finding the same, so i eventually forgot until I saw your video. It was really inspiring and I'm already thinking on ways to implement it or even improve. Thanks a lot!

[@bratworst]

Im glad I was able to reach so many people with this

[@Chuck.1715]

Man, it is so hard to find hardcore redstoners for Bedrock on YT. To this day, I have never heard of wireless redstone for BE, I knew only of Java wireless to be a thing. Most of my time I find exciting new redstone technology on YT, I have to convert to my limited MC knowledge to see if it is even possible on bedrock, and how, and usually test it myself. For example I was jealous over instant minecart unloading on Java, and how Bedrock versions of it just don't work properly, are easy to break, or delete items. But than i realized custom trident killers can unload minecarts reliably (there is a bug, that you have to throw the trident in survival, to not delete the minecart), and allays can sort out the minecarts, to recycle. I have yet to find a use for it, but i know it works, and it is hard to break with random updates.

[@bratworst]

Bedrock edition redstone is unfortunately more hidden, I personally know of 3 wireless redstone glitches for bedrock edition

[@_1derscore]

finally, Wifi in minecraft

[@bratworst]

Yes

[@Jrppegg]

*in bedrock

[@TheDirtManYT]

@@Jrppegg exists on java too, just more complicated

[@Jrppegg]

@@TheDirtManYT That’s the reason why I commented ”*in bedrock”

[@Oakleypaws]

Nice video, and great explanation of the glitch :)

[@bratworst]

I was hoping the animations would make it easier to understand

[@engineer0239]

I play java and have worked a lot with binary encoded data. Its huge that bedrock wireless redstone "natively" supports it. Imagine what technology people would invent if there were no two seperate ecosystems and redstone worked the same in both versions.

[@bratworst]

The power of our two peoples combined we would be unstoppable

[@jayd4332]

Another day, another redstone madlad. This is incredible. How does it even work? I saw a few wireless redstone vids yet I don't fully understand it

[@Junparidize]

I love the animation!

[@bratworst]

That is my favorite part as well

[@alimuhnad7064]

Finally, someone made a video on mincraft bedrock . Subscribe for you.

[@semnet3217]

4:00 SPOONS???

[@bratworst]

Wooden spoons

[@neptunejacked6686]

Haha no way, I found the nexus guy's video about a month ago and had made a two way wireless ender porter with it lol. Was debating on making a video, but I'm in school and have no clue how to make one. Interested in any sort of wireless redstone and will look at your video and see if I can improve the design. Another thing I've been meaning to improve on is giving the porters IP Addresses with signal length detectors so I can have multiple in a world. Theoretically you could make a redstone computer that can communicate wirelessly with another with this tech. Edit: I just watched the rest of the video 💀 Wow, I'm blown away. I'm probably going to both use and learn more about this. I'm kinda new to redstone so this is really helpful XD

[@cytroy]

This is interesting and ive known about this for a bit but haven’t actually tried anything yet with it based on what you have currently you need something similar to a TCP 3 way handshake but this handshake is a bit different the first system transmits a binary signal of say 101001 this is repeated until the transceiver replies with the same message sort of like a password after the second signal is sent back to the transceiver it sends the message one more time as confirmation that the message is indeed valid and not generated by background noise after the message is sent again the transceiver turns off as it has succeeded in the information transmission also the receiver is only designed to read incoming data if it matches the correct key after the key is the instructions or the key could be the instructions depending on the use case

[@Foxforfree]

Quite a nice design, but you might be able to make a new design with the new copper bulb, as a thought

[@Itz_mobin29]

Also u can also use not the same chunk so it can be delayed bcuz it does lag😅

[@Rosie5859]

Cool 🤗

[@jasperhenderson3119]

you sir have just made an adition to my " Book of Facts - Bugrock & bugstone edition ". this knowledge will be spread very widely amongst the comunity. p.s. the knowledge of this kind of redstone power in bedrock feels like the kinda knowledge that would get you demonatized if this was a gang and not a game 😂

[@bratworst]

It is fun to think of this as forbidden knowledge

[@RoachDogggJR]

aplha days i used this technique to have tnt cannons with a stack height of 60. miss og tnt cannons working flawlessly

[@caspermadlener4191]

What exactly does this contraption detect? And does it work interdimensionally?

[@bratworst]

It detects the Redstone circuit changing, it doesn’t work intedimentionally

[@ericbanister4907]

Can target blocks be used instead of pistons and obsidian?

[@bratworst]

No, but it is possible to make a design without the pistons.

[@nikoiogy]

Wow

[@Mechafold]

So thats how 😮

[@bratworst]

It explains a lot of things

[@theshumanat0r537]

Could calibrated sculk sensors improve this method?

[@bratworst]

calibrated skulk sensors have a cooldown and travel time and limited range, I don’t see it being better than this system

[@demiscanocchi6184]

So you're saying this design has no range limit?

[@bratworst]

I tested with my friend 100000 blocks away and it worked

[@dychronorhinacpe3396]

Nice vidéo i'll try to make the first wireless computer bedrock with Can fully send msg

[@JohnJCB]

How many people will link rickrolls one must wonder

[@scottbotgo4218]

2:43: CHANNELING MY INNER SAMONELLA

[@bratworst]

Yes I accidentally binge watched too much sam o’nella before making this.

[@SuperLlama88888]

Great job, it's unfortunate that this wireless redstone doesn't like anything else redstoney like farms

[@bratworst]

It is quite the shame. I feel there may be a solution for that but it wouldn’t be forgiving.

[@SmokeyKoosh]

How far away can the reciever be and have this still work?

[@bratworst]

As long as they are loaded, they can be thousands of blocks away

[@SmokeyKoosh]

@@bratworst beautiful, thank you, I have some ideas I wanna try later today, if anything comes of it I'll post a link.

[@SmokeyKoosh]

@@bratworst okay, so I've tested a few useless applications for this, I wanted to try and redesign parts of the machine to be smaller but I ran into a small issue. I understand how it sends a signal, but how TF is it decoding it on the other end? Like how are the repeaters getting locked in the right order? It baffles me 😅

[@sannebliek5423]

👍

[@Herebedragons11]

What about skulk sensors

[@bratworst]

They are slow, limited, and i hate them. Skulk sensors send information at 2 bits a second. 5 times slower than the wireless redstone shown off

[@ndererseje1077]

can you turn the audio down its too loud

[@cicianamumu]

You sound like Sam'o'Nella at times

[@xzumed]

When I make the contraption on the start the redstone torches are flicking to Infinity Edit 1:And your old tutorial doesnt work too when I flick the piston it still flicks forever Edit 2: I found another gamebreaking think that can execute if you place or break block or just if any block is moved

[@bratworst]

The contraption is directional which is why I built it facing the sunset.

[@xzumed]

​@@bratworst It didnt worked with the piston part

[@high_rager]

Does it work on laggy servers

[@andrew6464]

Depends on if there is interference from other people running farms that contain pistons

[@JsemPO12]

does this work on java?

[@bratworst]

No absolutely it does not, but they do have a more complicated alternative

[@foxxtbe]

Clearly says bedrock I guess some people don't know how to read

[@bratworst]

I actually changed the title a few days ago, they wouldnt have that easily

[@JsemPO12]

@@foxxtbe Bruh

[@flux1842]

I've done it 1:1, but It's not working on my world :/

[@bratworst]

Did you make sure it is facing the correct direction?

[@flux1842]

Its working in the (z) direction

[@Adom56]

ik this is in bedrock but does this work in java???

[@bratworst]

No it doesn’t work in java, they have their own machine that is waaay bigger

[@beyondonelessthanzero]

Wait wait! 4:20 So someone actually found a trick to this glitch? Then howd you put it on, let's say... kelp farm? Or am i mistaken about something

[@bratworst]

To put it on a kelp farm you would just have to power the blocks that you want to have detect block updates. Would be possible but would also be susceptible to outside influences

[@ILostMyMainLol]

I think you might be able to do this with a locked repeater until the process is over so it can't be powered until it is done, but I might be wrong, I'll try it when I have enough time (the repeater to make it a toggle for several farms wirelessly)

[@ILostMyMainLol]

I DONE IT

[@ILostMyMainLol]

Someone else will need to make the video bc I have bad internet, and it would take a day or so to upload the video, someone tell me their discord username, and I'll send them an image of it

[@bratworst]

@@ILostMyMainLol discord.gg/MpFtRAjQ

[@user-kc8zz3tc2i]

I tried it and it didn't work

[@Guilherme-Cassel]

Its just a torch bug, it reacts to any update on a range that involves redstone reading. With the contraption with the observers, you just make them blink in sequence sending their refresh in sequence. Your not save and sending binary code, youre just manipulating the redstone ticks.. You were basically reading a script, you dont even know what your doing... anyway, the is no way to control there bugs, so any other redstone machine within the range would make the receptor machine go crazy

[@bratworst]

Did you even watch it?

[@alexdevloo3459]

Every redstone is wireless since wires don't exist in vanilla Minecraft

[@bratworst]

Nono, you got a point

[@raimundjhuber4799]

KZbin deletes comments with links.

[@bratworst]

Unfortunate

[@qwertykeyboard5901]

WHAT!?

[@KeeleyChaos-official]

Excuse me, this is over 10 days late...

[@Jamrge]

Bro forgot about sculk sensors

[@bratworst]

Nah I’d win

[@Itz_mobin29]

Fun fact: i already know that the torches is bugging😂 but didn't know that u can create a wireless redstone😮

[@PecanBun]

bedrock code ☕️

[@lereloup]

Meh java is a good competitor for redstone

[@Damglador]

Compensating a lot of missing features and bugs with thing that makes no fuckin sense, BedrockTM

[@bratworst]

Perhaps this is a feature now like quasi connectivity

[@Damglador]

@@bratworst I hope so, because it looks very cool, even so I didn't understood how it works

[@ssquishee6915]

This video is getting too many views they’re going to patch it

[@bratworst]

The glitch has been in the game for years and if java edition gets to keep quasi connectivity we should get to keep this

[@23bcx]

I hate all these minecraft clones

[@Noob236-pq6kv.]

the thing that needs a tutorial is your mic 💀