What do you mean an actual video? This is a much needed resource for the redstone community! I’ll be watching and taking notes later! (May have something in the works that is also sorely needed 😉) Thanks for this Matt!
@@OverTheTopMCI think he means like a video about something not covered yet or something new as this video is just a compilation of some of his previous redstone videos
I'm an electrical engineer with over 25 years of experience... 15 years or so designing digital logic for the telecommunication industry (mostly ASICs for cell phones). You do an excellent job explaining this stuff in a very straight-forward manner. I like that you don't just focus on Minecraft, but you go into digital logic basics. A couple of minor points... the ring counter gets its name because you can think of it as a bit circling around a ring of registers. Also, the register coupled with an adder is generally referred to as an accumulator. It is often combined with a multiplier as well making it a multiply-accumulator or MAC. MACs are used extensively for AI, DSPs, graphics, etc. Again, great job on the video.
Hey I just wanted to donate because you helped me so much with computer science and understanding logic gates. I honestly think you have a great future ahead of you.
Because of your videos I literally have to learn less for my computer science exams! No joke, knowing about logic gates and full adders snd flip flops snd stuff helped me so much in the start
seen the videos when they got released, gonna let this run at 0.25 speed for you to hopefully get a massive boost from youtube because your videos are a blessing for people who are interested in redstone and minecraft in general. you explain complicated things easy enough for it to be understood by people with close to no knowledge of it.
If I ever get invited to award a noble prize, I am giving the guy who thought of the subtraction method a noble prize, because bro, USING A BUG TO YOUR ADVANTAGE?? SACRIFICING THE 5TH BIT??? Dude is truly a mad man. (I'll give matt an honorable mention because explaining all of that is very helpful in bringing new people to the community, you deserve it)
You’re amazing I can’t thank you enough! I just finished my first semester of Mechatronics engineering and this was such a great refresher before next semester. Impressive the quality and dedication on this video!!
I'm pretty young too and its tricky, but stuff like computer science, digital logic, redstoning, and electrical circuits I have studied basically half my life, and Mattbatwings is the best form of an entertaining way to learn things like this
You should make a mod where the Redstone will be colored by the power source and the color of the power source for lamps will again, color the lamp accordingly allowing colored screens and you could have viewer blocks in replace of normal ones so if they're soft or hard powered they'll change to the power source color.
Thanks for making a guide how to use redstone because i actually don't know but this video is great it teaches you how to use them thanks guide man i apreciate
27:53 as a Computer Science major going through Descrete Math, this was amazing and hilarious to watch. I never would have dreamed that my knowledge in logical truth tables and boolean algebra would come in handy while watching a MINECRAFT video.
comparators have the magical property that if u power them,u get 2 ticks of delay,however the result is calculated at that instant,instead of using data 2 ticks older.so u can make instant stuff provided u always input at the correct clock phase(and 1 tick earlier if it is "due to player action" bc subtick phases) so when u want something to be very fast u either fiddle with retracting pistons or u use comparators and try to get a synchronized 2 tick clock on them.
I never really wanted to get into Redstone because it seemed way too complicated but when I started watching this video, I realize that most of my knowledge in other skills applies to REDSTONE!!! like I already knew Boolean logic and a little bit of binary, bases, and hex. But because of this video I now want to get into Redstone and learn how it works so I can build cool contraptions. Also something I found out was that Redstone is kind of like coding… like computer coding or something like that. ❤❤❤
Very nice video. I just started doing redstone and it really helped. Finnaly after playing this game for over 10 years I found out how to make redstone repeater with bedrock blocker :>.
important reminder on creating an or gate:when u are making a gate the inputs should not affect each other,and if i add a signal to the output when there werent any,the inputs shouldn't change either.It is especially easy to make mistakes when making or gates because obvious reasons.Unless if something is only used in one place you should not be accidentally perturbing it.
I'm watching this for the counter stuff. I'm rusty at redstone and have always been horrible at contraptions that have to count up or do things in sequence, not just a binary on and off. Basically circuits that require precise timing lol
The way i make games is i first go to roblox circuit maker 2 where everything is compacted and its really easy to made, so i can build everything there and catch and fix bugs easly, then convert the and gates into nots and build it in minecraft
in programming if u do operations on more than one bit at once,u say ~ for not and ^ for xor.also > for shifting and sometimes >>> bc there is something called twos complement
if u get odd amount of delay and u didnt try to,try using repeaters instead of levers for input and try again.those dont make 1 more tick delays because their tick order are "better"
I have never seen binary explained in that way and that is incredibly helpful actually; my next question is how the system for representing letters in binary works, because I'm not sure what the pattern is there.
typically we think of binary "numbers" as vectors of F2(i.e natural numbers but 2 is 0) and we rarely do computation in between the bits.unless you are doing arithmetic on them u are probably better off treating them as unrelated.also if u are doing arithmetic u are probably dealing with two's compliment and less oftenly fixed point numbers so those should probably be covered in the tutorial too
btw the notation for finite fields are really amusing "z/2z" literally means "oh so there are natural numbers however if u multiply them by 2 they become evil and do not belong here,if u see any treat them as 0"
idk why adding two numbers is like the first thing in many tutorials about how to make a computer despite learning how to draw karnaugh diagrams or what components a computer should have is more important.
28:25 Me, who's a programmer : NO ITS TWO VERTICAL BARS! 29:12 Also me: NO IT'S TWO AND SYMBOLS! (yes i did actually shout saying that when I saw this)
who would've thought I'm learning my f*cking Computer Architecture using your video since my big bro just explained to me with redstone in 5 minutes what my teacher couldn't in 2.5 MONTHS of class, and when I said I didn't understand he would do a quick re-explain (still sucks) and then say "now try to understand", completely knowing I'm a late student since I came 1 week after everyone had the introduction class, so I was thrown down in the sh*t
With the section of bases, you can use any base lower than base 16, ive made a base 10 adder, just pretend signal strength 10-15 doesnt exist and boom u have base 10. yuo can do this to have base 1-16 (yes i said base 1, its inefficient but possible to write any number)
I considered myself a Redstone diploma because I can make almost anything functional for my minecraft world but after watching this video I think Im not even redstone elementary lol
Actual video coming in a few days, apologies for the delay 🙏
What do you mean an actual video?
This is a much needed resource for the redstone community!
I’ll be watching and taking notes later!
(May have something in the works that is also sorely needed 😉)
Thanks for this Matt!
@@OverTheTopMCI think he means like a video about something not covered yet or something new as this video is just a compilation of some of his previous redstone videos
Bro, you bless our hearts for putting this all together and actually enjoying what you teach. Thank you so much for your effort and time 🙏🏼
@@OverTheTopMC this is a compilation of already existing videos
@@GamingStudiosXit is an update of an ”old” build
I'm an electrical engineer with over 25 years of experience... 15 years or so designing digital logic for the telecommunication industry (mostly ASICs for cell phones). You do an excellent job explaining this stuff in a very straight-forward manner. I like that you don't just focus on Minecraft, but you go into digital logic basics. A couple of minor points... the ring counter gets its name because you can think of it as a bit circling around a ring of registers. Also, the register coupled with an adder is generally referred to as an accumulator. It is often combined with a multiplier as well making it a multiply-accumulator or MAC. MACs are used extensively for AI, DSPs, graphics, etc. Again, great job on the video.
Hey woody
Hey I just wanted to donate because you helped me so much with computer science and understanding logic gates. I honestly think you have a great future ahead of you.
Damn
thats so nice to do this, ty to support him, you right this dude is helpfull and his vids deserve more views !
@@keliankv6890He does deserve more... This is actually my second dono
Your a really good person
Rip he didn't respond + good luck on your studies
Me: one last video before bed
The last video:
wild stickman spotted
anyone who has been in a single redstone discord server knows u...
agreed
100th like
Me now i swear
Never expected to learn binary & boolean algebra from a minecraft video. Well done!
Because of your videos I literally have to learn less for my computer science exams! No joke, knowing about logic gates and full adders snd flip flops snd stuff helped me so much in the start
TYSM I'm trying to do engineering when I'm older and this helps!
the minecraft redstone to electronic engineer pipeline is real. source: me
Im working on learning logical redstone the second this dropped, thank you for the insanely useful guide 🙏
A couple days ago I got acquainted with your a year old lessons, but what do I see now? Thank you, you're do good job
seen the videos when they got released, gonna let this run at 0.25 speed for you to hopefully get a massive boost from youtube because your videos are a blessing for people who are interested in redstone and minecraft in general. you explain complicated things easy enough for it to be understood by people with close to no knowledge of it.
you are a great man
and yeah lol i dont play mc very much but i never understood comparators until this video and never even knew about soft powering or hard powering
Not only great for Minecraft, but an excellent introduction to computer science. I commend your past efforts and the creation of this compilation.
If I ever get invited to award a noble prize, I am giving the guy who thought of the subtraction method a noble prize, because bro, USING A BUG TO YOUR ADVANTAGE?? SACRIFICING THE 5TH BIT??? Dude is truly a mad man. (I'll give matt an honorable mention because explaining all of that is very helpful in bringing new people to the community, you deserve it)
Brilliant building, brilliant teaching. Thank you from the bottom of my soul.
You’re amazing I can’t thank you enough! I just finished my first semester of Mechatronics engineering and this was such a great refresher before next semester. Impressive the quality and dedication on this video!!
Dude, this has always been my preferred branch of redstone, thank you for gettin’ me back into it!
I'm currently working on a programmable computer in bedrock edition so this series helped so much tysm🙏
But it’s not for bedrock 😭😭😭😭
@@kelcrad59 ik I am adapting things so they work on bedrock
Good luck because bedrock minecraft is... weird sometimes
ok
@@Dimitri_gdrthe correct word is different
This is really interesting, never heard a better tutorial
very surprised this only has 12k views. awesome video, subscribed, keep making content like this
YES
ALMOST 3H OF VIDEO ??? MATT U ARE THE BEST
It’s a compilation mate
Thank you for you effort to make a video of this scale, Very Helpful.
It's so clear man 👏 I appreciate you.
as a student in electrical technology this is so much cooler than the logic i learn (the real world version of the same stuff)
Me as a kid stopped ad simple 8 bit addition + display so encoder, but god damn, im falling in love in redstone again after years cause of your video
I'm pretty young too and its tricky, but stuff like computer science, digital logic, redstoning, and electrical circuits I have studied basically half my life, and Mattbatwings is the best form of an entertaining way to learn things like this
I saw those videos from when you were uploading them but I am still going go watch this! :D Even tho I play on Bedrock! :D
Bro, you just made my day
Awesome video! Watched the whole 2 hours and 40 minutes in around 2 minutes :p
Anywho thanks for the vid Matt! Keep it up 👍
how did you do that
Yō amazing vid i always loved your vids they are what got me in to Redstone. keep it up.
i also wanted to thank you for helping me understand Redstone and computer science.
matt really be putting a full masters class on RUclips for free
I'm gonna learn logical redstone AGAIN
Because I'm BORED and I like MATTBATWINGS
You should make a mod where the Redstone will be colored by the power source and the color of the power source for lamps will again, color the lamp accordingly allowing colored screens and you could have viewer blocks in replace of normal ones so if they're soft or hard powered they'll change to the power source color.
Generally I think there could be so many mods that could help you just to visually understand use redstone in a better way.
This gives me so much nostalgia seeing worldedit as a kid was like magic
never been this early before, good video keep up the great work
Thanks for making a guide how to use redstone because i actually don't know but this video is great it teaches you how to use them thanks guide man i apreciate
27:53 as a Computer Science major going through Descrete Math, this was amazing and hilarious to watch. I never would have dreamed that my knowledge in logical truth tables and boolean algebra would come in handy while watching a MINECRAFT video.
comparators have the magical property that if u power them,u get 2 ticks of delay,however the result is calculated at that instant,instead of using data 2 ticks older.so u can make instant stuff provided u always input at the correct clock phase(and 1 tick earlier if it is "due to player action" bc subtick phases)
so when u want something to be very fast u either fiddle with retracting pistons or u use comparators and try to get a synchronized 2 tick clock on them.
I never really wanted to get into Redstone because it seemed way too complicated but when I started watching this video, I realize that most of my knowledge in other skills applies to REDSTONE!!! like I already knew Boolean logic and a little bit of binary, bases, and hex. But because of this video I now want to get into Redstone and learn how it works so I can build cool contraptions. Also something I found out was that Redstone is kind of like coding… like computer coding or something like that. ❤❤❤
Very nice video. I just started doing redstone and it really helped. Finnaly after playing this game for over 10 years I found out how to make redstone repeater with bedrock blocker :>.
Underrated
100%
Awsome video!
(feddback is based on the first 3 minutes of the video)
LMAO
Matt xor Crafty = Matt
Matt: 1
Crafty: 0
Good one
Lol
@@SirNobleIZHor matt = 0, crafty = 0
@asheep7797 but matt =/= crafty, they're 2 different people
important reminder on creating an or gate:when u are making a gate the inputs should not affect each other,and if i add a signal to the output when there werent any,the inputs shouldn't change either.It is especially easy to make mistakes when making or gates because obvious reasons.Unless if something is only used in one place you should not be accidentally perturbing it.
i've already seen lrr, and this is a compilation. of course i'm going to watch all of this in 1 go... i guess
great job man, i learned quite a lot !
I'm watching this for the counter stuff. I'm rusty at redstone and have always been horrible at contraptions that have to count up or do things in sequence, not just a binary on and off. Basically circuits that require precise timing lol
The way i make games is i first go to roblox circuit maker 2 where everything is compacted and its really easy to made, so i can build everything there and catch and fix bugs easly, then convert the and gates into nots and build it in minecraft
It’s funny how it is just maths and computer science. Also, I liked the Numberphile music on 1:07:03
Bro is on the youtube long video meta
yeaa i waited for this!✨✨🎉🎉🎊🎊
in programming if u do operations on more than one bit at once,u say ~ for not and ^ for xor.also > for shifting and sometimes >>> bc there is something called twos complement
love the vids
r u able to make a multiplier and a big divider vid pls or is it really complicated so it’s hard to explain?
if u get odd amount of delay and u didnt try to,try using repeaters instead of levers for input and try again.those dont make 1 more tick delays because their tick order are "better"
that makes no sense.
@@kai-EqF tick phase.
levers are in a later phase than your contraption making it wait one more tick.
Really good video im learning logical redstone right now. But why dont most decoders in E6 work? Only the first one?
Welcome to the first year of CS course
I have never seen binary explained in that way and that is incredibly helpful actually; my next question is how the system for representing letters in binary works, because I'm not sure what the pattern is there.
typically we think of binary "numbers" as vectors of F2(i.e natural numbers but 2 is 0) and we rarely do computation in between the bits.unless you are doing arithmetic on them u are probably better off treating them as unrelated.also if u are doing arithmetic u are probably dealing with two's compliment and less oftenly fixed point numbers so those should probably be covered in the tutorial too
btw the notation for finite fields are really amusing "z/2z" literally means "oh so there are natural numbers however if u multiply them by 2 they become evil and do not belong here,if u see any treat them as 0"
released on my birthday yay
idk why adding two numbers is like the first thing in many tutorials about how to make a computer despite learning how to draw karnaugh diagrams or what components a computer should have is more important.
28:25 Me, who's a programmer : NO ITS TWO VERTICAL BARS!
29:12 Also me: NO IT'S TWO AND SYMBOLS!
(yes i did actually shout saying that when I saw this)
Thought the same, but idk if its two bars / & in every language
@@zitroneg Oh yeah didn't think about that
who would've thought I'm learning my f*cking Computer Architecture using your video since my big bro just explained to me with redstone in 5 minutes what my teacher couldn't in 2.5 MONTHS of class, and when I said I didn't understand he would do a quick re-explain (still sucks) and then say "now try to understand", completely knowing I'm a late student since I came 1 week after everyone had the introduction class, so I was thrown down in the sh*t
nice video
31:30 hold up holdup not see i see i see no im just joking great video
The "NOT" gate made me think of stacking them to make a four digit binary adder.
13:07 I have been playing the game for years and I still have a hard time memorizing all those rules...
Matt > crafty again LOOOOL
here, Matt!
You can totally cancel a "comparator" IRL if you use a tri-state buffer.
Is it every lrr videos combined ?
Good video, watched it all
That is impossible the video realesed 7 mins ago
@@EduardoSantos-eb8hq Yeah, that's a joke, but technically I watched it all, cuz it's just compilation of previous videos and I watched them all)
we have a full course on redstone before gta6
A year of CS 101 in 3 hours
Oh shidd…. I didn’t realize this is a big channel
This is my entire 2 year CS course in 2 hours
Please Subtitle. No One Made a Video of Logical Redstone In my country. I Understand More What I Read Than What I Listen To.
First of all It will be quite annoying to make subtitles for a almost 3 hour video and I am pretty sure you can just turn on subtitles from RUclips😊👍
Finally! Lets goo!
taking nand2tetris course at MIT ❌
watching 3 hour Minecraft logic redstone tutorial ✅
With the section of bases, you can use any base lower than base 16, ive made a base 10 adder, just pretend signal strength 10-15 doesnt exist and boom u have base 10. yuo can do this to have base 1-16 (yes i said base 1, its inefficient but possible to write any number)
What do you do for work outside of youtube? And is Minecraft red stone what got you into the field?
The highest number you could represent with a byte is 511, with all 1’s
Me at 10 pm : let's see this vidéo!
I memorised the first 17 powers of 2 throughout college (uk) because of my useless obssesion with binary, and boolean logic. 2^0 to 2^16
yay a new vid
Got all of the binary quiz answers right 😅😅
51:28 I made a 2-adic adder with this.
Definely comparator in compare mode > repeater.
If my programming class was as good as this video I would be a programmer by now
could you try to make doodle jump, should be a great challenge
Cool Video
ngl, the moment this dropped,i just finished the last episode...
hey matt i hope you see this, in the cca i dont understand how to connect the carry to the xor gate in the last step. thanks
I made a 5x5x3 dual input mux, gonna see if I can make it quad input
well now i have to learn redstone
The more i watch the more i realise
bro didnt skip the classes i did at school...
Is there a mod like redstone tools for 1.21?
google
@@Aegis4521 I didn't know there was a mod called "google". I'll check it out.
3:00 no way this isnt unintentional game design to make 2⁴ states
Here,Matt
Just got that discord notification
matt>craftymasterman
I considered myself a Redstone diploma because I can make almost anything functional for my minecraft world but after watching this video I think Im not even redstone elementary lol
learning time
now there are a copperlight to replace flipflop
1:34:10 only is Java. *1rt in bedrock lets go!* 🙌