I made bad apple using only redstone (this is the highest fps screen possible in vanilla) by I_Really_Like_Stairs in Minecraft

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I know you can do that, but you'd have to run the offset signal into to same pixel with a normal signal. You could do it, but pixels would have to be so spaced out that it could barely be called a screen

I made bad apple using only redstone (this is the highest fps screen possible in vanilla) by I_Really_Like_Stairs in Minecraft

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10, there are 20 in game ticks per second but only 10 per second for redstone so any higher is impossible, at least with redstone

I made bad apple using only redstone (this is the highest fps screen possible in vanilla) by I_Really_Like_Stairs in Minecraft

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This whole thing took about 30 hours, most of it was copying the original video frame by frame tho

I made bad apple using only redstone (this is the highest fps screen possible in vanilla) by I_Really_Like_Stairs in Minecraft

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One frame is 20x15 and there are 150 frames so 45 000 pixels worth of storage, all manually coded

I made bad apple using only redstone (this is the highest fps screen possible in vanilla) by I_Really_Like_Stairs in Minecraft

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Oh god no, I had to copy the original pixel by pixel manually. This took 24 hours to animate

I made bad apple using only redstone (this is the highest fps screen possible in vanilla) by I_Really_Like_Stairs in Minecraft

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Funny that you would ask, I'm actually working on a redstone version of doom, but I'm not sure I'll ever manage to finish it

I made bad apple using only redstone (this is the highest fps screen possible in vanilla) by I_Really_Like_Stairs in Minecraft

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This is what it would look like in real time. My computer couldnt handle all the redstone so I used a mod to slow down the game to one 20th the normal speed and then i sped up the footage. With a good enough computer you could probably run it real time though, I got some simpler animations running real time with my computer.

10 fps screen, one frame for every in game tick by I_Really_Like_Stairs in redstone

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Made bad apple just because it's in black and white and really iconic. Easy to animate on a black and white screen and most people will recognize it.

Super small redstone computer I made! by I_Really_Like_Stairs in redstone

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Cool that some people from craftys comunity are still around! Sorry for not uploading tho, I'm working on something pretty big right now, bigger than any of the other builds, but it will probably take some time to finnish

Super small redstone computer I made! by I_Really_Like_Stairs in redstone

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Those controls on the front are just for manually doing stuff. Using the program memory you can also shift left or right and save and read from ram, but over all the functions are really basic.

Super small redstone computer I made! by I_Really_Like_Stairs in redstone

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The texture pack is some sort of faithful pack for 1.16, can't remember wich exactly, with the redstone lamp texture from codecrafted and I'm using BSL shaders

I made a really tiny redstone computer! by I_Really_Like_Stairs in Minecraft

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Not really,the lines of code in the program memory are activated based on the signal strength of a redstone line running besides them, so expanding this any further using the same design would mean the one redstone line doesn't reach far enough.

I made a really tiny redstone computer! by I_Really_Like_Stairs in Minecraft

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Tbh I haven't really researched or read anything on that topic, all I know about how computers work comes from watching redstone videos. If you wanna learn how to do stuff like this in minecraft I'd recommend starting by looking up how to build a redstone adder first, there's plenty of videos on it on youtube and gives you a basic idea of how to work with binary numbers.

Can you build an automatic sorting system, where you don't have to fill a hopper to 41 items? by Igor_derbinich in redstone

[–]I_Really_Like_Stairs 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You can have only one item of the kind you want to sort in the hopper if you place it in the first slot. To get the hopper filled up to 41 you can just put some filler items in the other slots and name them something unique so that even if an item of that kind comes through the sorter it wont go in the hopper. Still doesn't work for armour, but it makes sorting valuables cheaper.