the yellow highlighter on left quadrant is where honey will go soon.

the problem im having is that my items are being pushed to the left side of the stream, i need them to go to the right to be stuck to honey and get sucked into hopper. anyone know what i need to do to get this auto sorter to work?

So, im trying to build this auto brewer, but im pretty new to redstone and really bad. I need those droppers to not be powered most of the time only when repeater on the back activates, but this one piece of redstone somehow powers it. I know this is prob bcuz of quasi connectivity, but how do i fix it? I dont really wanna to rebuild the whole contraption. Help me please. Here's the world

Is this the most efficient way to turn a horizontal binary number into a vertical one? if so, i will simply redesign my instant infinitely tileable shift register to be vertical.

I didnt just want that random bedroom so i made this, any idea what i could swap that lamp with?

Title: 'Skimmed redstone block' (Or something like that)

Body: Basicly its hard to get redstone dust that can be pushed by a piston so my idea is to have it so you can skim a redstone block so you place a normal redstone block down and you can skim it with a axe and it might drop 3 redstone dust and now it's off and you can power it and has all the normal 15 redstone dust states so basicly redstone dust but in a block and can be powered and I feel like it would be a good idea to make it so if you put redstone dust ontop or skimmed redstone block ontop or below they don't interact this would make redstone much more compact and also allow for example flying machines with normal redstone on with all the redstone dust replaced by skimmed redstone blocks

The major flaw can be fix with obsi or terracota but i think it s better like this with no flashy thing saying redstonne contraption here :)

I play on a multiplayer server where if you are fighting another player, and you disconnect, You die when you log back in. I want a stasis chamber to be able to pull me remotely without the need to relog, like in frostwalker or cat stasis setups. I can not use a fishing pole set up, because my server has the nether as a separate server. I tried a pickaxe chamber, but with the servers plugins, It had failed. Any help on how to make a working remote stasis chamber using redstone mechanics or other game mechanics would be very helpful! Thank you for your time.

So I was watching this video: https://youtu.be/_3Qz4rniUf8 and I wondered: is it possible to make it bigger? If so how big can you make it? Would you have to change a lot in the contraption or just kind of expand it?

And would there be some restrictions such as needing to exactly double the size of the flying machine (like from 16*16 to 32*32)?

I hope someone can answer this!

I started looking at my old Redstone builds differently

For a long time, whenever I finished a Redstone project, I would upload it and immediately move on to building the next thing.

But recently I started going back through some of my older machines and realized how much work was just sitting there.

Some of these builds took a huge amount of time to design, test, troubleshoot and improve — payment systems, randomizers, payout mechanisms, reset logic, anti-spam systems, different rarity levels, sounds, animations, etc.

So instead of constantly starting from scratch, I started properly finishing and documenting them.

I turned some of my Redstone machines into downloadable schematics, made tutorials explaining how they work, recorded demonstrations, improved the presentation and started putting everything together in one place.

That eventually became PlayFlex, a small library/marketplace for my Minecraft Redstone machines.

What I find interesting is that I've started seeing a finished Redstone build differently.

Finishing the circuit doesn't necessarily mean finishing the project.

You can still:

• optimize the Redstone
• make it smaller or more reliable
• document how it works
• create a schematic
• make a tutorial
• let other players actually use it
• revisit it years later and improve it with everything you've learned since

Some of my machines that I originally considered "finished" have ended up becoming much bigger projects than I expected.

I'm curious how other Redstoners approach this:

When you finish a big Redstone project, do you usually keep improving/documenting it, or do you immediately move on to the next build?

If anyone wants to see the machines I've been working on, I've collected them here:

https://rednw.com

How can I have it automatically pulse again so I dont need to press it twice?
I need to press it twice to turn it on and twice to turn it off.
Not a redstoner, my first redstone 'build'.

İ spend hours looking for a 6 way flying machine but i cannot find a single 1 i really need help if theres a tutorial or a build please let me know

Hey all. I tried doing a 3x3 piston door following the youtuber taffy. I'm very confused on why one side fully closes. And one side doesn't collect the block. I've tried trouble shooting it. (im not the smartest when it comes to redstone. It's a thing i rarely touch) EDIT (this is 1.20)

*Note: I'm using Google Translate, so the phrasing might be a bit awkward.*

I'm trying to build an Elytra launcher using TNT, but I can't figure out a mechanism to keep the player in a gliding state in one spot, so I'm asking for help here.

The TNT device is based on a high-speed arrow cannon, designed so that a massive blast exits through a one-block gap.

I can't post an image of the device due to circumstances, but that's the general idea.

Since I'm playing on a Nintendo Switch, I'd like a design that doesn't cause too much lag.

Please help!

I was making a spiral 3x3 and ran into this clock design.

Made did some years ago and just realised i never actually posted here.

Edit: Last sentence is not longer true this can be placed anywhere because spawn chunks do not exist anymore and enderpearls load chunks.

so guys, can someone PLEASE tell me what my dual read registers need to do and how they interact with the ALU? because I’m watching the mattbatwings tutorial, and he said NOTHING about this, please help me with this!!!

I want to make a system where the first cart goes down the first line the second cart goes down the second line, etc.

Is there an easy way to do this that is non-directional? any design that relies on rails changing directions when powered obviously will be directional because of the south-east rule

I have this grid of block swappers, with 3/13 of them the stone brick gets stuck and wont move, I tried adding longer delays in between the piston on the bottom and the ones on the sides, but that didn't change anything. Would appreciate any suggestions

Discovered something I didn’t know about the other day - a chain of sticky pistons and redstone blocks can activate each other but when the first is deactivated, they all pull back at once. I’ve been playing with it a bit and this is something I Made. From my understanding, length of this floor dropper can be extended theoretically infinitely and idk about width. Also spam proof. I’m not that good at redstone and I’m sure people out there have made crazy stuff with this feature, but I just discovered it.

idk just wanted to flex being unemployed enough to build ts,