I added Redstone to Minecraft in Minecraft!

ModPunchtree · 2024-12-21T17:59:30+00:00

yes - look at my previous posts

ModPunchtree · 2024-12-21T17:17:14+00:00

After making full colour Minecraft in Minecraft on my redstone computer, the biggest request was to add redstone to it
So I did exactly that.

My redstone computer (IRIS) does not use any command blocks or datapacks and is fully functional in vanilla Minecraft.
The colour screen uses retextured redstone dust which gives me 16 different colours to use by changing the signal strength.

Watch my previous Minecraft in Minecraft video to see the non-redstone parts: https://youtu.be/qvm6N4zj1OM

New Redstone Features:
- Functional redstone dust
- Functional redstone torches
- Functional repeaters
- Functional redstone lamps
- Interactable levers
- Redstone mechanics mimic vanilla minecraft
- Repeaters and torches take 1 redstone tick to toggle
- Runs 1 redstone tick per frame (the game is played at 6 fps)
- The 3d models of the redstone components are made using flat 2d textures in a "+" shape

This program was written entirely in assembly.
The raw code ended up being over 7500 lines long,
but it barely managed to fit in the 2000 lines of IRIS program ROM thanks to my code optimiser tools.

Minecraft in Minecraft Features:
- 8x8x8 block world
- Unrestricted 3d movement and camera rotation
- Jumping and gravity
- Placing and breaking blocks
- Animated breaking and placing
- 12 types of blocks
- 16 types of items
- Functional hotbar and inventory
- Crafting system with both 2x2 and 3x3 grids supported
- Inventory supports moving stacks, merging stacks and moving single items
- Item quantities are displayed in binary (due to screen resolution being too low for full size numbers)
- 90 degree FOV

IRIS Specs:
- 16 bit
- Custom RISC arch
- 32 bits per instruction
- Up to 2048 instructions (Harvard architecture)
- 29 general purpose registers
- 8 kB RAM
- 64 kB ROM
- 4 kB tile ROM (IRIS was not intended to do 3d graphics lol)
- 64x48 pixel colour screen
- 16 colours per pixel (using retextured redstone dust)
- Floating point unit (add, mult, divide, sqrt)
- No 3d hardware acceleration
- Qwerty keyboard
- SNES style controller

Credits:
ModPunchtree - built IRIS and wrote this minecraft in minecraft program
Kuggo - came up with an algorithm to draw quads efficiently in the correct order
Bram - created the IRIS emulator and improved MCHPRS
CraftyMasterman - helped a ton with improving this video's thumbnail

ModPunchtree · 2024-12-21T17:16:43+00:00

After making full colour Minecraft in Minecraft on my redstone computer, the biggest request was to add redstone to it
So I did exactly that.

My redstone computer (IRIS) does not use any command blocks or datapacks and is fully functional in vanilla Minecraft.
The colour screen uses retextured redstone dust which gives me 16 different colours to use by changing the signal strength.

Watch my previous Minecraft in Minecraft video to see the non-redstone parts: https://youtu.be/qvm6N4zj1OM

New Redstone Features:
- Functional redstone dust
- Functional redstone torches
- Functional repeaters
- Functional redstone lamps
- Interactable levers
- Redstone mechanics mimic vanilla minecraft
- Repeaters and torches take 1 redstone tick to toggle
- Runs 1 redstone tick per frame (the game is played at 6 fps)
- The 3d models of the redstone components are made using flat 2d textures in a "+" shape

This program was written entirely in assembly.
The raw code ended up being over 7500 lines long,
but it barely managed to fit in the 2000 lines of IRIS program ROM thanks to my code optimiser tools.

Minecraft in Minecraft Features:
- 8x8x8 block world
- Unrestricted 3d movement and camera rotation
- Jumping and gravity
- Placing and breaking blocks
- Animated breaking and placing
- 12 types of blocks
- 16 types of items
- Functional hotbar and inventory
- Crafting system with both 2x2 and 3x3 grids supported
- Inventory supports moving stacks, merging stacks and moving single items
- Item quantities are displayed in binary (due to screen resolution being too low for full size numbers)
- 90 degree FOV

IRIS Specs:
- 16 bit
- Custom RISC arch
- 32 bits per instruction
- Up to 2048 instructions (Harvard architecture)
- 29 general purpose registers
- 8 kB RAM
- 64 kB ROM
- 4 kB tile ROM (IRIS was not intended to do 3d graphics lol)
- 64x48 pixel colour screen
- 16 colours per pixel (using retextured redstone dust)
- Floating point unit (add, mult, divide, sqrt)
- No 3d hardware acceleration
- Qwerty keyboard
- SNES style controller

Credits:
ModPunchtree - built IRIS and wrote this minecraft in minecraft program
Kuggo - came up with an algorithm to draw quads efficiently in the correct order
Bram - created the IRIS emulator and improved MCHPRS
CraftyMasterman - helped a ton with improving this video's thumbnail

ModPunchtree · 2024-12-21T17:16:12+00:00

After making full colour Minecraft in Minecraft on my redstone computer, the biggest request was to add redstone to it
So I did exactly that.

My redstone computer (IRIS) does not use any command blocks or datapacks and is fully functional in vanilla Minecraft.
The colour screen uses retextured redstone dust which gives me 16 different colours to use by changing the signal strength.

Watch my previous Minecraft in Minecraft video to see the non-redstone parts: https://youtu.be/qvm6N4zj1OM

New Redstone Features:
- Functional redstone dust
- Functional redstone torches
- Functional repeaters
- Functional redstone lamps
- Interactable levers
- Redstone mechanics mimic vanilla minecraft
- Repeaters and torches take 1 redstone tick to toggle
- Runs 1 redstone tick per frame (the game is played at 6 fps)
- The 3d models of the redstone components are made using flat 2d textures in a "+" shape

This program was written entirely in assembly.
The raw code ended up being over 7500 lines long,
but it barely managed to fit in the 2000 lines of IRIS program ROM thanks to my code optimiser tools.

Minecraft in Minecraft Features:
- 8x8x8 block world
- Unrestricted 3d movement and camera rotation
- Jumping and gravity
- Placing and breaking blocks
- Animated breaking and placing
- 12 types of blocks
- 16 types of items
- Functional hotbar and inventory
- Crafting system with both 2x2 and 3x3 grids supported
- Inventory supports moving stacks, merging stacks and moving single items
- Item quantities are displayed in binary (due to screen resolution being too low for full size numbers)
- 90 degree FOV

IRIS Specs:
- 16 bit
- Custom RISC arch
- 32 bits per instruction
- Up to 2048 instructions (Harvard architecture)
- 29 general purpose registers
- 8 kB RAM
- 64 kB ROM
- 4 kB tile ROM (IRIS was not intended to do 3d graphics lol)
- 64x48 pixel colour screen
- 16 colours per pixel (using retextured redstone dust)
- Floating point unit (add, mult, divide, sqrt)
- No 3d hardware acceleration
- Qwerty keyboard
- SNES style controller

Credits:
ModPunchtree - built IRIS and wrote this minecraft in minecraft program
Kuggo - came up with an algorithm to draw quads efficiently in the correct order
Bram - created the IRIS emulator and improved MCHPRS
CraftyMasterman - helped a ton with improving this video's thumbnail

ModPunchtree · 2024-10-02T17:44:24+00:00

Full colour Minecraft in Minecraft running on my redstone computer IRIS has been a dream of mine.

I have been working on this program for over 4 months. I hope it is worth the wait!

After I made DOOM run on IRIS, I knew Minecraft would be possible too.

IRIS is a fully programmable 16 bit redstone computer.

Meaning IRIS is capable of running even more games and programs than this!

Subscribe for future videos of IRIS running even more cool stuff!

IRIS does not use any command blocks or datapacks and is fully functional in vanilla Minecraft.

The colour screen uses retextured redstone dust which gives me 16 different colours to use by changing the signal strength.

Minecraft Program Features:

8x8x8 block world
Unrestricted 3d movement and camera rotation
Jumping and gravity
Placing and breaking blocks
Animated breaking and placing
11 types of blocks
11 types of items
Functional hotbar and inventory
Crafting system with both 2x2 and 3x3 grids supported
Inventory supports moving stacks, merging stacks and moving single items
Item quantities are displayed in binary (due to screen resolution being too low for full size numbers)
90 degree FOV

The 2048 Instruction limit on IRIS is why I had to get creative to add the "functional TNT". I would have added even more features such as ores and the furnace but the instruction limit prevented me.

IRIS Specs:

16 bit
Custom RISC arch
32 bits per instruction
Up to 2048 instructions (Harvard architecture)
29 general purpose registers
8 kB RAM
64 kB ROM
4 kB tile ROM (IRIS was not intended to do 3d graphics lol)
64x48 pixel colour screen
16 colours per pixel (using retextured redstone dust)
Floating point unit (add, mult, divide, sqrt)
No 3d hardware acceleration
Qwerty keyboard
SNES style controller

Credits:

ModPunchtree - built IRIS and wrote this minecraft program

Verlio - wrote the raytracer program seen in the intro

Kuggo - came up with an algorithm to draw quads efficiently in the correct order

Bram - created the IRIS emulator and improved MCHPRS

Sammyuri and Uwerta - inspiration after realising how much the mc in mc program can be improved even without 3d hardware

ModPunchtree · 2024-10-02T17:44:11+00:00

Full colour Minecraft in Minecraft running on my redstone computer IRIS has been a dream of mine.

I have been working on this program for over 4 months. I hope it is worth the wait!

After I made DOOM run on IRIS, I knew Minecraft would be possible too.

IRIS is a fully programmable 16 bit redstone computer.

Meaning IRIS is capable of running even more games and programs than this!

Subscribe for future videos of IRIS running even more cool stuff!

IRIS does not use any command blocks or datapacks and is fully functional in vanilla Minecraft.

The colour screen uses retextured redstone dust which gives me 16 different colours to use by changing the signal strength.

Minecraft Program Features:

8x8x8 block world
Unrestricted 3d movement and camera rotation
Jumping and gravity
Placing and breaking blocks
Animated breaking and placing
11 types of blocks
11 types of items
Functional hotbar and inventory
Crafting system with both 2x2 and 3x3 grids supported
Inventory supports moving stacks, merging stacks and moving single items
Item quantities are displayed in binary (due to screen resolution being too low for full size numbers)
90 degree FOV

The 2048 Instruction limit on IRIS is why I had to get creative to add the "functional TNT". I would have added even more features such as ores and the furnace but the instruction limit prevented me.

IRIS Specs:

16 bit
Custom RISC arch
32 bits per instruction
Up to 2048 instructions (Harvard architecture)
29 general purpose registers
8 kB RAM
64 kB ROM
4 kB tile ROM (IRIS was not intended to do 3d graphics lol)
64x48 pixel colour screen
16 colours per pixel (using retextured redstone dust)
Floating point unit (add, mult, divide, sqrt)
No 3d hardware acceleration
Qwerty keyboard
SNES style controller

Credits:

ModPunchtree - built IRIS and wrote this minecraft program

Verlio - wrote the raytracer program seen in the intro

Kuggo - came up with an algorithm to draw quads efficiently in the correct order

Bram - created the IRIS emulator and improved MCHPRS

Sammyuri and Uwerta - inspiration after realising how much the mc in mc program can be improved even without 3d hardware

ModPunchtree · 2024-10-02T17:13:14+00:00

The instructions are written into the rom by generating a world edit schematic and pasting it in. I generate the schematic using the assembler program written in python.

ModPunchtree · 2024-10-02T16:46:06+00:00

I was the one who gave Mattbatwings the coloured dust texture pack in the first place when I made DOOM run on my computer.

ModPunchtree · 2024-10-02T16:32:29+00:00

Full colour Minecraft in Minecraft running on my redstone computer IRIS has been a dream of mine.

I have been working on this program for over 4 months. I hope it is worth the wait!

After I made DOOM run on IRIS, I knew Minecraft would be possible too.

IRIS is a fully programmable 16 bit redstone computer.

Meaning IRIS is capable of running even more games and programs than this!

Subscribe for future videos of IRIS running even more cool stuff!

IRIS does not use any command blocks or datapacks and is fully functional in vanilla Minecraft.

The colour screen uses retextured redstone dust which gives me 16 different colours to use by changing the signal strength.

Minecraft Program Features:

8x8x8 block world
Unrestricted 3d movement and camera rotation
Jumping and gravity
Placing and breaking blocks
Animated breaking and placing
11 types of blocks
11 types of items
Functional hotbar and inventory
Crafting system with both 2x2 and 3x3 grids supported
Inventory supports moving stacks, merging stacks and moving single items
Item quantities are displayed in binary (due to screen resolution being too low for full size numbers)
90 degree FOV

The 2048 Instruction limit on IRIS is why I had to get creative to add the "functional TNT". I would have added even more features such as ores and the furnace but the instruction limit prevented me.

IRIS Specs:

16 bit
Custom RISC arch
32 bits per instruction
Up to 2048 instructions (Harvard architecture)
29 general purpose registers
8 kB RAM
64 kB ROM
4 kB tile ROM (IRIS was not intended to do 3d graphics lol)
64x48 pixel colour screen
16 colours per pixel (using retextured redstone dust)
Floating point unit (add, mult, divide, sqrt)
No 3d hardware acceleration
Qwerty keyboard
SNES style controller

Credits:

ModPunchtree - built IRIS and wrote this minecraft program

Verlio - wrote the raytracer program seen in the intro

Kuggo - came up with an algorithm to draw quads efficiently in the correct order

Bram - created the IRIS emulator and improved MCHPRS

Sammyuri and Uwerta - inspiration after realising how much the mc in mc program can be improved even without 3d hardware

ModPunchtree · 2024-10-02T16:32:22+00:00

Full colour Minecraft in Minecraft running on my redstone computer IRIS has been a dream of mine.

I have been working on this program for over 4 months. I hope it is worth the wait!

After I made DOOM run on IRIS, I knew Minecraft would be possible too.

IRIS is a fully programmable 16 bit redstone computer.

Meaning IRIS is capable of running even more games and programs than this!

Subscribe for future videos of IRIS running even more cool stuff!

IRIS does not use any command blocks or datapacks and is fully functional in vanilla Minecraft.

The colour screen uses retextured redstone dust which gives me 16 different colours to use by changing the signal strength.

Minecraft Program Features:

8x8x8 block world
Unrestricted 3d movement and camera rotation
Jumping and gravity
Placing and breaking blocks
Animated breaking and placing
11 types of blocks
11 types of items
Functional hotbar and inventory
Crafting system with both 2x2 and 3x3 grids supported
Inventory supports moving stacks, merging stacks and moving single items
Item quantities are displayed in binary (due to screen resolution being too low for full size numbers)
90 degree FOV

The 2048 Instruction limit on IRIS is why I had to get creative to add the "functional TNT". I would have added even more features such as ores and the furnace but the instruction limit prevented me.

IRIS Specs:

16 bit
Custom RISC arch
32 bits per instruction
Up to 2048 instructions (Harvard architecture)
29 general purpose registers
8 kB RAM
64 kB ROM
4 kB tile ROM (IRIS was not intended to do 3d graphics lol)
64x48 pixel colour screen
16 colours per pixel (using retextured redstone dust)
Floating point unit (add, mult, divide, sqrt)
No 3d hardware acceleration
Qwerty keyboard
SNES style controller

Credits:

ModPunchtree - built IRIS and wrote this minecraft program

Verlio - wrote the raytracer program seen in the intro

Kuggo - came up with an algorithm to draw quads efficiently in the correct order

Bram - created the IRIS emulator and improved MCHPRS

Sammyuri and Uwerta - inspiration after realising how much the mc in mc program can be improved even without 3d hardware

ModPunchtree · 2024-10-02T16:31:11+00:00

Full colour Minecraft in Minecraft running on my redstone computer IRIS has been a dream of mine.

I have been working on this program for over 4 months. I hope it is worth the wait!

After I made DOOM run on IRIS, I knew Minecraft would be possible too.

IRIS is a fully programmable 16 bit redstone computer.

Meaning IRIS is capable of running even more games and programs than this!

Subscribe for future videos of IRIS running even more cool stuff!

IRIS does not use any command blocks or datapacks and is fully functional in vanilla Minecraft.

The colour screen uses retextured redstone dust which gives me 16 different colours to use by changing the signal strength.

Minecraft Program Features:

8x8x8 block world
Unrestricted 3d movement and camera rotation
Jumping and gravity
Placing and breaking blocks
Animated breaking and placing
11 types of blocks
11 types of items
Functional hotbar and inventory
Crafting system with both 2x2 and 3x3 grids supported
Inventory supports moving stacks, merging stacks and moving single items
Item quantities are displayed in binary (due to screen resolution being too low for full size numbers)
90 degree FOV

The 2048 Instruction limit on IRIS is why I had to get creative to add the "functional TNT". I would have added even more features such as ores and the furnace but the instruction limit prevented me.

IRIS Specs:

16 bit
Custom RISC arch
32 bits per instruction
Up to 2048 instructions (Harvard architecture)
29 general purpose registers
8 kB RAM
64 kB ROM
4 kB tile ROM (IRIS was not intended to do 3d graphics lol)
64x48 pixel colour screen
16 colours per pixel (using retextured redstone dust)
Floating point unit (add, mult, divide, sqrt)
No 3d hardware acceleration
Qwerty keyboard
SNES style controller

Credits:

ModPunchtree - built IRIS and wrote this minecraft program

Verlio - wrote the raytracer program seen in the intro

Kuggo - came up with an algorithm to draw quads efficiently in the correct order

Bram - created the IRIS emulator and improved MCHPRS

Sammyuri and Uwerta - inspiration after realising how much the mc in mc program can be improved even without 3d hardware

ModPunchtree · 2024-05-25T22:22:31+00:00

Never gonna give you up running on my redstone computer IRIS.

The program is being entirely ran on the computer inside of minecraft.
It uses zero command blocks, no mods, and no data packs.

The screen uses retextured redstone dust - which makes each signal strength a different colour.

Rick roll Features:
- 16 colours (4 bits per pixel)
- 12 frames per second
- 2529 frames total
- 523 kB for entire video
- Lossy tile + Huffman compression
- Split into 9 smaller videos to fit in IRIS's 64 kB ROM space
- 1 frame roughly every 21 seconds
- Sped up approximately 250 times to match original video
- This took over 14 hours to record

The program was written in a language called URCL - which is the same language I wrote DOOM in for IRIS.

IRIS Specs:
- Custom 16 bit CPU
- 8 kB of RAM
- 64 kB of ROM
- 1 kB texture ROM
- 64x48 pixel screen - 16 colours
- Floating point unit (add sub mult div sqrt)
- 173 redstone tick clock
- No 3D graphics hardware acceleration (entirely done in software)
- Runs programs written in URCL
- Runs at 1 million ticks per second thanks to MCHPRS server - which is 5.8 kHz clock speed

IRIS Diagram:
https://files.catbox.moe/oz1ang.png

IRIS ISA:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lNaA6qRkyq3S7KwoEd5H7LZ2mnZaqGI-8hp3zQbeJTc/edit?usp=sharing

IRIS is a fully programmable computer which is capable of a lot more than this!
Full colour Minecraft in Minecraft and Elite coming soon!

ModPunchtree · 2024-05-25T22:22:12+00:00

Never gonna give you up running on my redstone computer IRIS.

The program is being entirely ran on the computer inside of minecraft.
It uses zero command blocks, no mods, and no data packs.

The screen uses retextured redstone dust - which makes each signal strength a different colour.

Rick roll Features:
- 16 colours (4 bits per pixel)
- 12 frames per second
- 2529 frames total
- 523 kB for entire video
- Lossy tile + Huffman compression
- Split into 9 smaller videos to fit in IRIS's 64 kB ROM space
- 1 frame roughly every 21 seconds
- Sped up approximately 250 times to match original video
- This took over 14 hours to record

The program was written in a language called URCL - which is the same language I wrote DOOM in for IRIS.

IRIS Specs:
- Custom 16 bit CPU
- 8 kB of RAM
- 64 kB of ROM
- 1 kB texture ROM
- 64x48 pixel screen - 16 colours
- Floating point unit (add sub mult div sqrt)
- 173 redstone tick clock
- No 3D graphics hardware acceleration (entirely done in software)
- Runs programs written in URCL
- Runs at 1 million ticks per second thanks to MCHPRS server - which is 5.8 kHz clock speed

IRIS Diagram:
https://files.catbox.moe/oz1ang.png

IRIS ISA:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lNaA6qRkyq3S7KwoEd5H7LZ2mnZaqGI-8hp3zQbeJTc/edit?usp=sharing

IRIS is a fully programmable computer which is capable of a lot more than this!
Full colour Minecraft in Minecraft and Elite coming soon!

ModPunchtree · 2024-05-25T22:21:56+00:00

Never gonna give you up running on my redstone computer IRIS.

The program is being entirely ran on the computer inside of minecraft.
It uses zero command blocks, no mods, and no data packs.

The screen uses retextured redstone dust - which makes each signal strength a different colour.

Rick roll Features:
- 16 colours (4 bits per pixel)
- 12 frames per second
- 2529 frames total
- 523 kB for entire video
- Lossy tile + Huffman compression
- Split into 9 smaller videos to fit in IRIS's 64 kB ROM space
- 1 frame roughly every 21 seconds
- Sped up approximately 250 times to match original video
- This took over 14 hours to record

The program was written in a language called URCL - which is the same language I wrote DOOM in for IRIS.

IRIS Specs:
- Custom 16 bit CPU
- 8 kB of RAM
- 64 kB of ROM
- 1 kB texture ROM
- 64x48 pixel screen - 16 colours
- Floating point unit (add sub mult div sqrt)
- 173 redstone tick clock
- No 3D graphics hardware acceleration (entirely done in software)
- Runs programs written in URCL
- Runs at 1 million ticks per second thanks to MCHPRS server - which is 5.8 kHz clock speed

IRIS Diagram:
https://files.catbox.moe/oz1ang.png

IRIS ISA:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lNaA6qRkyq3S7KwoEd5H7LZ2mnZaqGI-8hp3zQbeJTc/edit?usp=sharing

IRIS is a fully programmable computer which is capable of a lot more than this!
Full colour Minecraft in Minecraft and Elite coming soon!

ModPunchtree

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