Every Redstone Component in Minecraft 1.20 Explained - Redstone Guide

What about PE edition?

Are you using Java edition or Bedrock?

Insanely good video. Your voice is super relaxing and you explain every important thing connected with Redstone. Keep up the good work!!

806k :}

At the beginning you forgot to go into how redstone torches can be turned off
Target blocks can be used like that, but that is not their primary use among redstone users. Their primary use is their redstone-attracting property. If you have a powered redstone line and then place a piston or a lamp next to it, it will not power on because the line isn’t pointing to the piston or lamp. But if you place a target block next to the line, the line will connect to the target, and then you can connect more things to the target.

Oh my goodness, thank you so much for this clear explanation. 😭😭😭

I don’t know how long I’ve spent trying to figure all this stuff out on my own. I don’t know if I ever would have figured this stuff out. God willing, I plan to revisit this when I need help with my own engineering efforts~

nice vid👍

Goat

My fuckin head hurts…

why has he not gotten 1 mil yet!!!!

Redstone 1 as a class all in this video

I am finaly learning about redstone after ages of playing

BRO YOU DIDIN'T EVEN SAY ABOUT LOCKING REPETERS

This guy has 100000000000000000000000000 IQ with Redston

Your explanations are so simple I appreciate the content you make

i felt dizzy during the the comparator part

Tysm! Only video I’ve came across that helped me understand

Much better than mumbo jumbo's video! Thanks!

Thank you so much now I can make way more things 😊

You forgot the skulk sensor

Can you make a guide on bedrock redstone bro

NEW GUIDE FOR SKULK BLOCK

Man, I think redstone is my favorite part about Minecraft.

The heavy pressure plate cant be activated by mobs iirc so thats a better choice for doors.

I am a person who has been playing Minecraft since 2012 and I have never used complex mechanisms. Only buttons, chest traps, levers and pistons. Thanks a lot ! I learned a lot of new things from this channel and now I can complement my gaming experience with new mechanisms. I already have a lot of ideas!

Do bedrock edition please 😢

Sticky pistons can spit out their block when it powered in 1 tick pulse (for java edition only)

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Good video. I just need to clarify, comparators in subtraction mode will subtract the biggest number (whether from the side or back) to the smaller number? Not necessarily back minus side? In that case, it's 0 or positive redstone signal strength only. If not, what if it's negative? Is it 0?

Can someone list the main redstone items that can give/receive signals through a block? It's only possible through one block right?

Actually useful and understandable tutorial thanks mate

Ok so my biggest takeaway: you can compost CAKE? 😂😂😂 But seriously thanks for your excellent explanations!

No hablaste del bloqueo en los repetidores al colocarlos perpendicular.

Everyone who thought comparator was the hardest part to understand...

Ive played this game for years and never messed with redstone, this was a great crash course.
Though I had to grip the side of my desk, camera angle is constantly moving lol 😵‍💫

The Dropper Look so happy

what about the sculk sensor?

Actually the difference between the two chest is the surrounding lock
1 normal black
2 traped red

Nice, thx bro

did you forget the another function of the redstone comperator?

Sub to EYECRAFTMC!! nice videos

Super helpful

Do you use optifine?

He forgot hoppers :(

Why didn't youtell the difference between wooden pressure plate and stone pressure plate

Bro, i should use a comparator

Thanks for making this video im terrible at redstone