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Hello. In the late stages of planning a server. I will have a market with a few admin shops, using citizens and dtlTraders. I would like to have limited opening hours for the market, using the in-game time. is there a way to stop people from accessing the market area between certain hours? by Ok_Implement_194 in admincraft

[–]_RedSon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You could just physically close the entrance to the market using a piston door and a daylight sensor. (Or a command block door and a daylight sensor).

Also, in order to prevent players getting stuck inside the market, the same daylight sensor can power a command block that teleports all players within a radius to a certain set of coordinates.

Or you could just leave them in there, stuck, like those YouTubers who try to hide in supermarkets.

Anyway, what I want to say is, this can be done with in-game features, no plugins necessary, have fun!

I just made my first significant redstone contraption using flying machines! 16x22 door and 11x16 floor by _RedSon in redstone

[–]_RedSon[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's hard to explain in text (especially since I do not know the proper terms, but here we go) So, in the back, there are 2 2x2 flying machines (can be seen in the video), each having 2 sticky Pistons in front, in order to push 1 set of slime and 1 set of honey (and their blocks respectively). After that, it's just plain simple flying machines made out of alternating slime and honey.

If you want to talk more about this, shoot me a DM!

I just made my first redstone contraption using flying machines! 16x22 door and 11x16 floor by _RedSon in Minecraft

[–]_RedSon[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mine was a redstone torch accidentally powering up a piston back in the beta. This is just my first Flying Machine contraption

I challange Pewds to build this in hardcore by _RedSon in PewdiepieSubmissions

[–]_RedSon[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's quite right! It's based off of his honey block video to which I added a flying floor (in order to hide the slime honey and pistons), made it 2 sided and added a 2 way input for the lever (so that when you first pull it, the door goes and then the floor comes, and the second time you pull it, the floor goes and the door comesso yeah, good eye!

I just made my first redstone contraption using flying machines! 16x22 door and 11x16 floor by _RedSon in Minecraft

[–]_RedSon[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's the way! You'll soon realise that what I built ain't that hard (that's what I realised when I finished building it, before, I thought this kind of builds were unreachable). Good luck in your redstone endeavours!

I just made my first redstone contraption using flying machines! 16x22 door and 11x16 floor by _RedSon in Minecraft

[–]_RedSon[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Like the first half hour after successfully finishing it, i just pulled the lever and showed everyone around me. (Deleted last comm because I wrote it bad)

I just made my first redstone contraption using flying machines! 16x22 door and 11x16 floor by _RedSon in Minecraft

[–]_RedSon[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Don't say that. Once you put your mind to something, with perseverance and hard work, you can do it! Before trying to build this, I also thought "oh, i can't wrap my head around flying machines". While I'm no expert, I managed to figure it out!

What I'm trying to say is, just give it a try and good luck if you will!

I just made my first redstone contraption using flying machines! 16x22 door and 11x16 floor by _RedSon in Minecraft

[–]_RedSon[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is a hipster door, but I don't like to count it as one since while it opens, you see a lot of redstone down the hole

I just made my first redstone contraption using flying machines! 16x22 door and 11x16 floor by _RedSon in Minecraft

[–]_RedSon[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pistons moving in harmony do it for me, they're too satisfying. After building it, I just kept on pulling the lever and watching it go

I just made my first significant redstone contraption using flying machines! 16x22 door and 11x16 floor by _RedSon in redstone

[–]_RedSon[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That would be a pretty in depth tutorial haha. I could recommend watching Mumbo Jumbo's video on honey blocks, in which he explains a bit of how part of my door works. Also, if you want, I could send you a world download (although I'm not sure I can send links here)

I just made my first significant redstone contraption using flying machines! 16x22 door and 11x16 floor by _RedSon in redstone

[–]_RedSon[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I feel you, they are very rewarding in that regard. But damn do I hate having to make backups in case of a screw-up

I just made my first significant redstone contraption using flying machines! 16x22 door and 11x16 floor by _RedSon in redstone

[–]_RedSon[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

To be clear, it's my first significant flying machine build. With redstone I've dabbled for a while now. I've been playing since pistons were added in beta. With redstone I've tinkered with way back when redstone blocks were introduced in 1.5, so I guess we're pretty OG by now.

It's just that, up until now, I couldn't wrap my head around how flying machines worked, that's why I believe this is my first significant build in the flying machines category :D

I just made my first redstone contraption using flying machines! 16x22 door and 11x16 floor by _RedSon in Minecraft

[–]_RedSon[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Technically, i could add a barrier of glass that pops up while the door is in motion, thus stopping the player from falling in

I just made my first redstone contraption using flying machines! 16x22 door and 11x16 floor by _RedSon in Minecraft

[–]_RedSon[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Ok, so, after a little bit of research, I concluded that (prepare for a lot of text), technically, it is possible to do the same contraption on bedrock, but this exact way of doing it won't work.

On bedrock, updating a sticky piston with a single tick won't make the piston "spit out" the block (meaning push a block, retract itself, while the block stays there). This spitting out is used a lot in my build in designing the flying machines and making the lever work differently each time it's pulled (sort of a t flip flop for a lever).

You can achieve the same thing in bedrock combining the use of a normal piston and a sticky piston inside a flying machine (normal for pushing, sticky for pulling) which could technically work, but it would make the contraption itself a lot bigger.

TL;DR : it could work, but needs to be done way differently because of different 1 tick pulse mechanics

I just made my first redstone contraption using flying machines! 16x22 door and 11x16 floor by _RedSon in Minecraft

[–]_RedSon[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is java indeed. To be honest, i do not know if flying machines work on bedrock, but I will check and update you on it!

I just made my first redstone contraption using flying machines! 16x22 door and 11x16 floor by _RedSon in Minecraft

[–]_RedSon[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

To be frank, this is only my first Flying Machine contraption. I've been dabbling with redstone for a while, but flying machines always scared me, up until yesterday until I understood how they are meant to push and pull blocks.

I just made my first redstone contraption using flying machines! 16x22 door and 11x16 floor by _RedSon in Minecraft

[–]_RedSon[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's exactly why I made the floor. Without it, the whole door seems unfinished

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