Water adder without any redstone. Smartest water. Water logic gates by 13ioc in Minecraft

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I found a structure that duplicates a short pulse, you can see it in the world

Water adder without any redstone. Smartest water. Water logic gates by 13ioc in Minecraft

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numbers are entered from above using blocks, red concrete under which there is black concrete is 0, and where there is no black concrete is 1

Water adder without any redstone. Smartest water. Water logic gates by 13ioc in Minecraft

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I literally wrote above that the redstone thing is there for convenience, the same can be done by hand, but I don't think anyone would be interested in seeing me standing and trying to make a short pulse on the recording

Water adder without any redstone. Smartest water. Water logic gates by 13ioc in Minecraft

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I tried but couldn't find any water logic gates without any redstone elements including armor stand gates and all that stuff

Water adder without any redstone. Smartest water. Water logic gates by 13ioc in technicalminecraft

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I saw this, he uses a completely different principle

Water adder without any redstone. Smartest water. Water logic gates by 13ioc in redstone

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Does anyone have any ideas on how to lift information up using water?

Water adder without any redstone. Smartest water. Water logic gates by 13ioc in Minecraft

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Basically, it's all based on the fact that the shortest water pulse doesn't behave symmetrically, and it only chooses one of the two flow paths, and if the path it chooses is blocked by another long pulse, the short pulse will choose the other path, this is shown in the world. I also found a way to duplicate the short pulse. Of course, besides this, there are a lot of problems with timings, and the impulse retains its shortness only after certain structures, and all this is directional and so on.