Using this book to re-learn Minecraft

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In this Mumbo Jumbo Minecraft redstone video, Mumbo Learns how to use Minecraft redstone using the Minecraft Redstone for Dummies book. This beginners Minecraft guide to redstone is filled with early redstone contraptions, beginner Minecraft builds and an introduction to redstone logic.

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33 thoughts on “Using this book to re-learn Minecraft”

  1. Hello! Just some bits about this video:
    1. Using XOR gates for levers on both sides of the door: Yes that's the main use I have seen for them, but even when this book was made most people used buttons and t-flip flops because it's smaller, simpler and buttons look better. I was interested in hearing what else this book suggested!
    2. Sketching out wiring diagrams for real life programming/electrical engineering: That makes a tonne of sense (I used to do it), but it never makes sense for most redstone contraptions, as just building the contraption would likely take less time than painstakingly drawing it.

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  16. Hello! Just some bits about this video:
    1. Using XOR gates for levers on both sides of the door: Yes that's the main use I have seen for them, but even when this book was made most people used buttons and t-flip flops because it's smaller, simpler and buttons look better. I was interested in hearing what else this book suggested!
    2. Sketching out wiring diagrams for real life programming/electrical engineering: That makes a tonne of sense (I used to do it), but it never makes sense for most redstone contraptions, as just building the contraption would likely take less time than painstakingly drawing it.

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  17. Hello! Just some bits about this video:
    1. Using XOR gates for levers on both sides of the door: Yes that's the main use I have seen for them, but even when this book was made most people used buttons and t-flip flops because it's smaller, simpler and buttons look better. I was interested in hearing what else this book suggested!
    2. Sketching out wiring diagrams for real life programming/electrical engineering: That makes a tonne of sense (I used to do it), but it never makes sense for most redstone contraptions, as just building the contraption would likely take less time than painstakingly drawing it.

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  18. In regards to sketching out Redstone contraptions, when I used to live with my Dad I hardly ever got to play video games so while I was at his house I would sketch out complicated Redstone contraptions on graph paper, which I would then take to Mom's house to turn into an actual contraption. The unfortunate thing about this technique was that I had about a 65% success rate with my diagrams, as something usually had an in-game niche that I hadn't accounted for!..

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  21. I just realized that the levers tip that he mentions for a bit to figure out in what order to link up the redstone is basically the equivalent to using print statements in programming while debugging an error XD great idea Mumbo

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  23. Hey Mumbo! I know that you are really good at redstone and Im having trouble with a build of mine. Id like to pick your redstone brain with this one. I have a clock tower in the center of my village/city that my team has been building for 3 years now and I would like to make the clock tower follow Dawn Day Dusk and Night with redstone lamps. (This is in survival with no cheats.) So at the times 0, 4500, 13000, and 18000 the times all have their respective lamps that light up while the others are off. Im working in a small space of 7×7 so not alot of area to build a machine to operate this clock. (Considering to alter it so there’s more space.) Is there something you can create or suggest!? A clock that tells Dawn Day Dusk and night?!

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