Series 02
In progress
Builds that
have to work
Same step format as a Community Build: look, do, check, fix. The difference is that a redstone build either works or it does not, so every guide ends with a test you can run yourself.
What is different
Layer views
Redstone is hidden under floors and behind walls, so these guides show one flat layer at a time, from the bottom up, instead of a front view.
What is different
A test, not a look
The check at the end of a redstone step is an action: flick the lever, and the lamp comes on. If nothing happens, the fix box names the two blocks that are usually wrong.
Still the same
One unit each
A 16×16 plot, about half an hour, and a machine that gets bigger the more people join in. Four cells work perfectly well on their own; forty make an industry.
Planned builds
01
Lever and Lamp
The first circuit: one lever, one wire run, one lamp. Everybody’s lamp on the same switch.
02
Piston Gate
A gate segment that opens on one shared signal. Tiled, the whole wall unzips at once.
03
Farm Cell
One automatic crop cell, all of them feeding the same shared chest.
04
Sorter Cell
One item sorted per plot. Chaos in at one end, order out at the other.
05
Lamp Pixel
One switchable pixel each. The field becomes a screen the club can write on.
06
Note Block Bar
Four bars of music each. Walk the row and the club’s song plays back.
Nothing built here yet
The first of these goes up soon, in the same format as a Community Build — parts list, ten steps, layer diagrams and a test at the end. Say in the club chat which one you want first.
See the format →