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In this Minecraft Snapshot 20W49A Minecraft Snapshot video, Mumbo makes use of the New Minecraft sculk sensors coming in Minecraft 1.17, the Minecraft: Cave and Cliffs update that was announced at Minecon Live 2020. This wireless redstone messaging system allows you to encode and decode messages over a wireless redstone line that spans hundreds of blocks. VERY VERY COOL!
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Anyone who says 'just use chat' is not my friend, and if we were on the same server I would make sure my wireless messaging system went to everyone but you.
one bit in the second
WE NEED THIS IN quantin
You could add this to odea on the hermitcraft server!
Can you make 26 input/output for every single letter so you could speak very slowly?
Or just 2 input/output system to speak binary.
this is cool and all, but can the skulk sensors function through unloaded chunks?
For anyone saying 'just use chat', remember that the server owner can see and store all the messages in a log, including /w messages.
And if you improve the system you can store messages in containers like chests, cauldrons, etc.
Just use the chat bruh.
I don't see how this couldn't be made with just redstone, would probably be easier and faster as well ;P
Imagine if they all communicated like this on hermitcraft instead of the chat
Mumbo: Does this
Mumbo in the Future: creates an AI
Humanity: HUMANITY HAS GIVEN BIRTH TO AI!!!
AI: creates the Matrix
Mumbo: What have I done?
What will be crafting recipe of skulk senser
Should make it so new messages set off a bell.
What if skulk sensers could carry strength over multiple senser based on the one the first sensor detected. It would definitly make this video a lot easier to make.
This reminds me of Rotary telephone.
reminds me of those early french messaging things
You just invented the radio.
you need to make a set of these for you and iskall when hermitcraft goes 1.17. im sure other people have commented this but still you need to
This is sooo close to actual programming, its just a different medium.
Hey mumbo, this could be done really time efficient by using delays to encode your messages as opposed to pulses, if we call the min time a shulk sensor takes M then you can use M+1 ticks for A, M+2 ticks for B ect. Will be even better if you incorperate a second like as you'd give yourself quadratically more optins
Now there needs to be a circuit that confirms the message has been sent….
Also, what if they want to ask you the same thing twice?
The receiver wont know if you're asking the same question assuming they havent stuck around.
Still very cool how it is though :O
Binary diamond edition
I hope that no people create minecraft twiiter, too toxic.
first wireless message sent, 1898
You should make it so that you can send a 5 bit binary code (1-31, since having a 00000 would be impossible for the decoder to read)) so you can send letters, like the letter “a” would be 00001, and that would be shown by the first 4 skulks being off, and the last one being on. If you said “hello” it would be 01000, 00101, 01100, 01100, 01111, (in binary that means 8,5,12,12,15) which would be read by the decoder at the other end, and light up a letter.
Your wireless network is passing 1 bit at a time. If you put the 'poles' in pairs, they'd be able to handle larger packet sizes -> making it quicker
when the update cums make the system in the hearmetcraft server to send a message to grian
Cjest
It's so funny that mumbo always used wool in his redstone circuits, and now Mojang has added wool inclusion for sculks
“Meeting people in person is scary”
*creates a wireless messenger in minecraft
Really for this, I'd have used a shift register on a TWI system. You also kinda should account for errors in the transmission via crc