Probably worth more effort than it should be but hoping to make it easier to put dirt in my inventory from a supply so that I may use it in a dirt to mud to clay farm on a server.

Saw a very old post that had a simple design with a dropper, but using a pressure plate/sticky piston it required you to step on and off it continually in order to get items into my inventory

I just build Silents witch farm, if I built a portal gold farm next to it, would it affect the witch spawn rates? Thanks

Hi, so does anyone know why redstone doesnt work like this in 1.21.3? and if so how to fix it?

https://reddit.com/link/1h4cnzc/video/y82hogg9ra4e1/player

I was wondering if I could modify the strider hidden door to work with doors instead of just pistons and blocks. Completely new to redstone so no idea what to do.

I need ideas for building with redstone Any kind of ideas for building with redstone are useful. I'm out of ideas, some mechanism, machine, general idea, problem to solve, etc.

You know there is this perfect sofa problem, which made me think about a perfect storage system

Before going further, I know and agree that 'Perfect' is a heavy adjective. And nothing can be completely perfect but can be taken close towards perfection but still remains closer to 0 than perfect

The Condition that can make a Storage system perfect are:

• Works on both versions (Java and Bedrock)

-Priotises speed but also keeps the lag minimum

• Doesn't break when you get too far from it or leave the game ( it can stop but shouldn't completely break )

-Has a easy entery and exit and fast and east to navigate -Sorts Stackable, Unstackables and has a large automatic bulk storage, also has shulker unloaders and extra shulkers behing chests as primary bulk and automatically goes into the chest once there is a vacancy -Has backdoor like mechanism that helps you to get important redstone points incase something happens -Is fully Mob-Proof -Has extra space for future addition -Can sort literally any item in game -Has fast item movement with the least lag possible

Thoughts?

I've been trying and trying but the 3x3 redstone doors I make keep on becoming too large and complex. Can anyone help me design a simple and small 3x3 redstone door??

Heya fine folks! I'm developing a minigame that has multiple challenges. For one of these, I'd like to have an archery Minigame that, when all target blocks are hit, unlocks the item needed for the next challenge.

Now the thing that unlocks will be a simple stone-barrel blockswapper which I know how to do, but the issue comes with the target blocks. How do I make it so that this only activates after all target blocks are hit?

Any tutorials, video or otherwise are greatly appreciated! Thank you!

I have been trying to extend the blocks back but have been having trouble with making the piston go simultaneously with the observer so the blocks can extend back down. It would be nice if someone could help me with how I'm doing this door wrong and what to replace. (If someone is thinking why I don't just make a different hipster door, I need this specific one for the thing I'm building).

Here are pictures and a video of the hipster door to better understand my struggle: https://imgur.com/a/ILj1W7J

Machine concept by: EpicGreenGuy7

What is the difference between redstone engineering and technical engineering? Thanks

So I've got a contraption that I want to start off, then when I activate it I want it to turn on after a delay of about two or three seconds and then turn off again with the same delay. I've been trying to use a hopper clock but it turns it on instantly and then turns off after a delay, so I'm not sure what to do.