Jul 12, 2020 · A redcoder converts a signal strength input to one-of-many outputs. Usually you have 16 different possible outputs and the signal strength at the input of the redcoder (from 0 …

Apr 26, 2025 · A lectern is a block that can hold a book and quill or a written book and can produce a redstone pulse or a constant redstone signal. Placement Lecterns can face north, …

Jul 4, 2020 · Today, I would like to showcase a set of item frame and lectern redstone signal strength decoders since I had some struggles finding some that actually work in Minecraft …

A lectern is a block used to display and read written books from. It also serves as a librarian's job site block. Empty lecterns can generate naturally in village libraries, up to two for some library …

Jul 23, 2020 · Base (Input): 1 Lectern 1 Book with 15 Pages (a must) 1 Redstone Comparator 1 Redstone Dust 5 or more Building Blocks Each Module: 4 Blocks 3 Redstone Dust 2 Redstone …

Jul 5, 2020 · For the lectern selectors where you need to move a signal strength across 15 blocks or so, consider a segment of analog repeater wire. It takes up more space but it would be …

This is perhaps the most ridiculous storage system yet. It is totally impractical and super expensive, but it does show the power of lecterns. You flip to the pages you want on both …

Making this post to show how simple it is to make an affordable, sustainable, easy-to-build port switch for selecting a slice for items just by using a simple redcoder. You can use a lectern, …

A redstone comparator is a block that can produce an output signal from its front by reading chests, lecterns, beehives and similar blocks, or repeat a signal without changing its strength. …

Apr 23, 2020 · As an extension of my last project, the Unstackable Call System, I've made this potion brewing system which is completely controlled by lecterns. The lectern on the left is for …