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Sneak peak at an old unlisted video I made Just a funny prank where you get punched in the face by a hidden piston every time you try to open the door.

This is a minimal delay 8 bit binary decoder, which can decode the input in just 0.6 seconds. Using vertical wire that spans 64 blocks high with only 1 tick delay. (8 binary inputs to 1 unique output). Can be scaled up or down for a smaller or larger decoder. Tutorial at 1:30 -No pistons -No...

Ever wanted to randomly generate any number between 0 and 10 billion in vanilla Minecraft? No... Oh well, i made it anyway ;) Technically it's between 0 inclusive and 9,999,999,999 but that takes too long to write. This could have been a lot smaller and faster using 7 segment displays, but this...

Working on a minecraft calendar i got a bit carried away... To make this an 871 million year clock just fill all of one side of the hoppers with stackable items. I decided not to show it in the video because you would most likely get bored after the first decade, so i just put 1 item in each :)...

My new and improved 75 Character alphanumeric & symbol 16 segment display. Compact and pistonless this can now display; uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers and symbols. Making some good progress on my binary word processor :) Feel free to copy this into your own design to use it as you...

Binary signal that travels down a single line of redstone. It can send 8 bits of information with only 0.3 seconds delay between each bit. Using a dual signal processor i was also able to decode each byte with only a few milliseconds delay between each one. This can be used to send up to 256...

Simple but very useful device, this can be used for timers, selectors, shift registers and many more redstone contraptions. Example of it being used in 2 other videos Binary Signal: Day Counter: Song: iEuE - Robodub Free Music Archive

Sneak peak at a project i've been working on. This contraption can recognise a binary signal from a single line of redstone (the redstone pulses). Then translate it into the letters, capitals/lowercase that it is matched with. I use actual binary to ASCII so anyone can look up the code to use...

A collection of useful repeaters in minecraft. The ones i would suggest using: Duel Block Repeater - For standard signals Fastest Two Way Repeater - For sending 2 way signals down 1 line Combined 0-15 Signal Strength Repeater - For repeating signal strengths No Delay Instant Repeater - For...

This contraption converts "analog" (signal strength) into 4 bit binary. It also keeps the pulse duration length of the input. This is part of something bigger that i'm working on. Using a combination of pulse duration and signal strength i'm attempting to create a high bit rate serial wire...

For those who don't know a 1.5 tick pulse can travel through redstone torches & comparators, while still having the properties of a standard 1 tick pulse. It can be used as a 1 tick inverter, sending it through a repeater will then convert it back to 1 tick. It may not actually be a 1.5 tick...

Something I just discovered while playing around with what I called a 1.5 tick pulse, is that it can be input into a comparator while only occupying a single comparator at a time. To put things in perspective, this single wire can generate over 1 trillion possible outcomes (2^40) each second...

A fairly simple & easily expandable pistonless Multiplexer/MUX design. Also showing how a MUX can be used to create any logic gate by toggling the side inputs. I only showed a few gates and functions the 4 to 1 MUX could do, but here is the full list: *At 1:00 that is a NOR gate, not a NAND...

Who needs 100's of redstone wires when you can just use 1 :) Another key component for my word processor, this keyboard sends a serial 8 bit signal down 1 wire where it is decoded into a letter/number/symbol and then displayed on screen. Check out the 16 segment display video here: World...

As most of you probably know, electronic devices are usually made with chips and not individual AND gates. I had a go at making a basic PLA chip with redstone (not actually sure if you can still buy these). Hopefully later on I can make some more useful chips which can be programmed for use in...

Working RAM in Minecraft! Just an update working on my computer, it can now write data to a file as well as read from an address. As usual no command blocks used :) I still have to manually select which address to read and write to, also this type of data can be corrupted fairly easily because...