Minecraft Tutorials: E55 - Pulse Circuits (Tutorials Season II) (M362)
0This is a special set of tutorials focusing on redstone, I decided to seperate these as redstone is a huge topic, and is far easier to explain on a separate creative world. The idea behind this "mini-series" is to give you the understanding of redstone so you can go and create your own devices without relying on YouTube videos, we will follow this format:
- First 5 Episodes - "Redstone Week", each episode will focus on a key component of redstone (Inputs & Outputs, Redstone Dust, Redstone Torch & Block, Redstone Repeater and Redstone Comparator.
- The next episode following these we shall look at Logic Gates (NOT, OR, NOR, AND, NAND, XOR, XNOR and IMPLIES)
- Finally we will spend a few episodes on different types of circuits (Pulse Circuits, Memory Circuits and More Advanced Circuits (BUD Switches and Randomizers))
- After this we shall move back onto the normal tutorial world and do a few more redstone based tutorials (daylight detector, hoppers etc.) then we will resume with the regular format of other features.
Phew! Lots of text to read there, I hope you enjoy this and find it useful, if you have any questions please put them in the comments of the relevant video, I will do my best to answer, if I get a sufficient amount of questions I will do a Q&A tutorial answering a bunch of them :).
In this episode you will learn:
- What a Pulse Generator is, how it is used, what it is used for and how to construct one.
- What a Pulse Limiter is, how it is used, what it is used for and how to construct one.
- What a Pulse Extender is, how it is used, what it is used for and how to construct one.
- What a Pulse Length Detector is, how it is used, what it is used for and how to construct one.
- What an Edge Detector is, how it is used, what it is used for and how to construct one.
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