This video shows how to build a redcoder also known as a analog/signal strength/hexadecimal to decimal converter.Please like and subscribe!outro: https://www...

Today I'll show you how to build the vertical redcoder. I have used the module showed by Ray's Works in his recent videos. Link in description. He used that for sculk sensors, and I just used...

Feb 14, 2022 · I present The Slim-Thin engines! A 3*3 design with and without sequenced gearshifts. Glad this project is over.

Mar 1, 2022 · Problem with this specific design is the redstone clock it creates, it makes it so if you actual want to use the outputs, then you're gonna have to make a much bigger circuit. I would rather use a 4x3 or 4x4

Feb 11, 2022 · i might've explained it too vividly but this design here, https://imgur.com/a/JCq8veN, should prove that you can design a much simpler red coder which has less delay and fewer parts

Jun 23, 2013 · A vertical binary decoder that can decode up to 19 in less than 6 ticks! It takes only 1 tic to decode the numbers 1-6, then you have to add 2 ticks for every 6 outputs that you want to decode. By extending the design out by one block, you can use a repeater instead of the two torches and make it decode even faster, only adding 1 tic per 6 outputs.

This creates a world edit schematic of a vertical redstone decoder, based on the inputted number of bits. Change the output folder.

I've improved upon the vertical redcoder I showed you in my previous video: • Vertical 4 Wide-Tileable Redcoder! its now smaller, and silent! If you enjoyed this video, please remember to...

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Jan 19, 2021 · When looking around at multiple sources, I found that vertical redstone was possible, although far from tileable. When designing, this is the closest I came. While it is relatively compact, it expands horizontally too much to …