Easy Hidden 4x4 Piston Door (Java Edition, 1.20.6 & Down) | Minecraft Redstone Engineering Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2024
- How to make a relatively easy and fast seamless 4x4 redstone door that is flush with the wall. This is a modification of the first design, and only marginally increases the size requirements. The door has a lever on both sides to open and close the door.
0:00 Intro
0:38 Materials
1:15 Tutorial
11:41 Required Block Placement
12:51 Outro
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build this in 1.21 and it works amazing thanks!
Imagine Following along in survival using obsidian as temporary blocks
yeah i hadd to remine the a few times as he used them as temporary blocks
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Very Helpfull i made a feew mistakes but i fixt them Realy good Video. (nice Voice btw)
Great video, the door also works in 1.19.4
This worked perfectly, now I just need to figure out the whole lever situation in my base...
Nvm found the problen works great nice tutorial
Im playing on 1.20.2 and the top half the of left side and the two blocks on the right wont move when opened
I really want to pair this with a waterfall door. I think it would really cool
That does sound pretty cool, let me know how it goes if you decent to do it
@@ZennsWorldit didn’t work :(
Darn, what was the issue?
Only left side and top is working bottom and right side don’t work any ideas why? I followed step by step and I’m on java
Things I would check are if there is something blocking the right side, and even harder to spot (this gets me a lot) if there is something that the slime or honey blocks are getting stuck on (check symmetry to the other side potentially). Another thing to double check is that all delays are the same between both sides, so mainly the repeater settings (number of torches should already be the same)
Any way to move the levers closer? Been trying to make something work
You can put them wherever you want as long as you can fit it in with everything else; I put them in the most convenient place for me but I didn't try that hard to squeeze them in closer. I can't think of a way off the top of my head but potentially going underground could work to free up some space
So I decided to follow this tutorial and I got everything right but the pistons that are supposed to push it in are not even moving
Edit: Only one is and it is in the bottom right
Edit 2: Now none of it works
The way the pistons are wired only work for Java edition (bedrock requires some different wiring) so that could be the issue. It could also be that the slime and honey blocks are getting blocked by something (including sticking to the ground or something if those blocks weren't replaced). Its really easy to miss something blocking them, I do it all the time
can you also move the lever?
You can as long as the redstone hooks up properly
Can I use a t-flip for buttons??
You can, and it would replace the XOR gate nicely, I just found it took more space usually
I did it in a cave cause my base is underground but the pistons wont move and i made sure nothing is attached to the stone and cobble. The pistons arent showing a response when i flick the leaver i can give the server ip if u want
Did you use a non-stick block anywhere where the slime and honey will touch? I miss some blocks all the time and the same thing happens
@@ZennsWorld I tried not using any blocks with the honey and slime and no reaction
if a break something like a redstone torch it moves
Make sure the signal from the levers is actually getting all the way down to the pistons and isn't stopping somewhere
Idk if this still works I tried it in my base and all of it worked except the pistons on the right since the torch when placed started as on instead of off
I would say try hooking up the torches and stuff without having the pistons connected, and connect them at the end to avoid the intermediate state of the redstone causing issues
@@ZennsWorld So I tried redoing it without the pistons connected and from the back the right pistons extend when closed but dont pull the blocks back when open they just stay extended
@@ZennsWorld nvm got it to work I messed up a step and had to move the repeater a little so the redstone would connect to it
Cool glad it works!
Could I make it open up and down instead of to the sides?
You could, but the double piston extenders going up and down are more complicated
I had some issues, the top pistons are working but they are not moving fully to the side and when I flick the lever to put it back they do not go back to their original position, thanks
Make sure they are not getting stuck on something. If there is a block to the side that the sticky blocks will stick to this can happen
@@ZennsWorld No, unfortunately that's not the issue. I can link the stream VOD where I was having the issue since I was streaming while making it if you want
Ya do that I'll see if I can find the issue
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So the obsidian will need to be on the top as well, just like the bottom since the sticky blocks will also stick to the ceiling and get stuck. For the right side only going in one block I think there might be something wrong with the delays causing it to only come in once (the back pistons firing too quickly) so make sure the two sides are the same
The lever on the outside wont open or close the door Please help
Check that the redstone connection from the lever when its on actually makes it to where it needs to go. Its easy to have a break in it somewhere which would have this effect
Does it works in 1.19.2?
It should
is this spam proof? i build it but to afraid to test lmao
I don't know, I think it is to an extent. If it breaks pressing the button again should fix it but I haven't tested it myself
Will this work in 1.16.5?
Ya it will as far as I know
@@ZennsWorld thanks!
This work on Xbox?
It doesn't but you can make it work with some slight modifications: the double piston extentors need to have redstone added to the bottom pistons since the repeaters only power the top piston in Bedrock (Xbox) version; this could be done with some torches and repeaters. The pistons in the middle on top also need to be modified but are actually easier by just removing the pistons that push the redstone blocks, removing the redstone blocks, replacing the observers with some opaque block, then wiring the redstone dust to just go on top of the block where the observer was, as well as making the repeater up there a delay 3 (instead of 1). I'm debating making a Bedrock version video since the modifications are straightforward but hard to do without visuals
5:25 there is a problem
why not 1.20.2?
It most likely does, I just haven't gotten around to testing and updating the names yet
@@ZennsWorld ty! i got all the items ready then realized my door needs to be 3 wide🥲