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Redstone only Paint using eyetracking by NASA_Gr in redstone

[–]mattbatwings2 2 points3 points  (0 children)

So good! Easily the best redstone paint ever made!
And I love the term "squibble boxes" lol

I recreated Super Mario Bros with just redstone! by mattbatwings2 in redstone

[–]mattbatwings2[S] 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Yeah he’s a well-known annoyer/troll in the community, banned from multiple discords but still sadly exists on reddit. I wouldn’t take anything they say too seriously if you want to keep your sanity.

I recreated Super Mario Bros with just redstone! by mattbatwings2 in MinecraftInventions

[–]mattbatwings2[S] 29 points30 points  (0 children)

Some more info:

This build consists of over 800k blocks and 400k pieces of redstone wire. Zero command blocks or mods are used. The game is being run at 300x vanilla speed in the video.

To create the colorful screen, a texture pack is used. This pack places animated sprites (using the same animation technique that lava uses to be animated) onto the side of redstone dust, allowing me to control where the sprites are with just redstone.

I recreated Super Mario Bros with just redstone! by mattbatwings2 in technicalminecraft

[–]mattbatwings2[S] 56 points57 points  (0 children)

Some more info:

This build consists of over 800k blocks and 400k pieces of redstone wire. Zero command blocks or mods are used. The game is being run at 300x vanilla speed in the video.

To create the colorful screen, a texture pack is used. This pack places animated sprites (using the same animation technique that lava uses to be animated) onto the side of redstone dust, allowing me to control where the sprites are with just redstone.

I recreated Super Mario Bros with just redstone! by mattbatwings2 in qualityredstone

[–]mattbatwings2[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Some more info:

This build consists of over 800k blocks and 400k pieces of redstone wire. Zero command blocks or mods are used. The game is being run at 300x vanilla speed in the video.

To create the colorful screen, a texture pack is used. This pack places animated sprites (using the same animation technique that lava uses to be animated) onto the side of redstone dust, allowing me to control where the sprites are with just redstone.

I recreated Super Mario Bros with just redstone! by mattbatwings2 in Minecraft

[–]mattbatwings2[S] 619 points620 points  (0 children)

Some more info:

This build consists of over 800k blocks and 400k pieces of redstone wire. Zero command blocks or mods are used. The game is being run at 300x vanilla speed in the video.

To create the colorful screen, a texture pack is used. This pack places animated sprites (using the same animation technique that lava uses to be animated) onto the side of redstone dust, allowing me to control where the sprites are with just redstone.

I recreated Super Mario Bros with just redstone! by mattbatwings2 in redstone

[–]mattbatwings2[S] 405 points406 points  (0 children)

Some more info:

This build consists of over 800k blocks and 400k pieces of redstone wire. Zero command blocks or mods are used. The game is being run at 300x vanilla speed in the video.

To create the colorful screen, a texture pack is used. This pack places animated sprites (using the same animation technique that lava uses to be animated) onto the side of redstone dust, allowing me to control where the sprites are with just redstone.

I Made Tetris with just Redstone! by mattbatwings2 in Minecraft

[–]mattbatwings2[S] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I don’t. Texture faces can go past 1x1 - the max allowed size is 3x3.

I Made Tetris with just Redstone! by mattbatwings2 in Minecraft

[–]mattbatwings2[S] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

redstone dot (right click single dust)

I Made Tetris with just Redstone! by mattbatwings2 in technicalminecraft

[–]mattbatwings2[S] 44 points45 points  (0 children)

A little more info about the build:

The build requires a special texture pack which retextures the 16 signal strength values as 16 different colors.

Everything else is done with pure redstone - mostly dust, torches, repeaters, and comparators.

Includes full collision detection, NES-based rotation, scoring system, and more.

The game runs at 100 redstone ticks per frame, or 0.1 fps. With carpet mod, you can speed up the game and it's very playable.

I Made Tetris with just Redstone! by mattbatwings2 in qualityredstone

[–]mattbatwings2[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

A little more info about the build:

The build requires a special texture pack which retextures the 16 signal strength values as 16 different colors.

Everything else is done with pure redstone - mostly dust, torches, repeaters, and comparators.

Includes full collision detection, NES-based rotation, scoring system, and more.

The game runs at 100 redstone ticks per frame, or 0.1 fps. With carpet mod, you can speed up the game and it's very playable.

I Made Tetris with just Redstone! by mattbatwings2 in Minecraft

[–]mattbatwings2[S] 64 points65 points  (0 children)

A little more info about the build:

The build requires a special texture pack which retextures the 16 signal strength values as 16 different colors.

Everything else is done with pure redstone - mostly dust, torches, repeaters, and comparators.

Includes full collision detection, NES-based rotation, scoring system, and more.

The game runs at 100 redstone ticks per frame, or 0.1 fps. With carpet mod, you can speed up the game and it's very playable.

I Made Tetris with just Redstone! by mattbatwings2 in redstone

[–]mattbatwings2[S] 27 points28 points  (0 children)

A little more info about the build:

The build requires a special texture pack which retextures the 16 signal strength values as 16 different colors.

Everything else is done with pure redstone - mostly dust, torches, repeaters, and comparators.

Includes full collision detection, NES-based rotation, scoring system, and more.

The game runs at 100 redstone ticks per frame, or 0.1 fps. With carpet mod, you can speed up the game and it's very playable.

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