This was a well done redstone basics breakdown. Things like comparators have always been so confusing to me, and now i understand them at about a 18% level instead of 0%. Now I just need to play around with them. Thanks, wattles! -doctorFudge
@@Venomousnack I don’t think it does that in bedrock because one of my first redstone contraptions recently needed a signal boost and the comparator did that
@@Venomousnack observers block state detectors, while comparators compare signals and detect values within certain entities (item frames or minecarts with inventories on detector rails) or block entities, and only in the case of the cauldron and conposter does it detect block states. The observer also shortpulses when it detects something, making it a dual edge monostable circut in itself, while comparators actually extend pulses to be at least 2 gts, and continue holding their signal until the thing they are sensing or conparing changes, unless it gets budded via moving the block it is sensing through a block. Very big differences
Wait I haven't even seen or heard of such a thing called as a locked repeater in Minecraft and I've been playing it for 7 years. Guess I'm still learning . Thanks a lot wattles
I watched this video 2 weeks ago and I’ve already made a big red stone bookcase door, an item elevator showcase thingy. and an automatic sugarcane farm with mechanics like hopper and chest mine carts, bubble elevators, (up and down) red stone clocks, water streams (ice and signs included) and my favorite, a control room to power the farm on and off. On tick speed 150 I got a little less than 8 stacks in about 10 minutes. All of those builds were made without a tutorial, just from remembering what you talked about. I’ve really enjoyed making red stone builds and I can’t wait to see what I make next. th trial and error on figuring out what works on my own is so fun, it gets your brain working and redstone really wasn’t as hard as I thought, I was just extremely intimidated by it, so this helped breaking it down. Great video, it really really helped, thank you :)
Hi Wattles. This is the seventh episode where I’ve suggested this, and lots of people have liked my comments. In the jungle, you should build a temple with an underground complex underneath it. It can be like an ancient shopping mall. Each store in the mall can contain the output chest for a different farm. And each store can be themed like that farm. I think trying to build EVERY farm in the game seems pretty impressive.
I had next to zero knowledge on redstone stuff (other than making songs with note blocks, lol) and now my eyes have been opened! You’ve contributed to our society, even in such a small way as this
This is by far the best introductory video on Redstone. I have been playing Minecraft for more than a year now and still didn't quite understand Redstone. Now I can finally use all those Redstone that I collected and start making farms. Thank you so much Wattles.
Unless the “Deep Dark” biome spawns under Y:0, the warden is already going to change the diamond gathering experience of the early game, atleast for those players that dont jump immediately into Strip/Branch mining. Also thats going to be terrifying just breaking out of a branch mine into a cave to get 1 shot by a warden.
I really have to say - that was one of the best redstone videos I have seen so far. You explained them so easy. Most Minecrafter explain the things so complicated, so that it never makes sense.. but THAT was an immense help. Thanks, Wattles!
@@hossboss121 Members pay money extra money every month to help content creators. In return they get early access to videos and recognition at the end of videos and in live streams.
I use to work with redstone,. Then, I stopped playing for a couple years and couldn't remember how to make a sliding door anymore. So, this was great! It was a clear refresher and helped me remember what all the stuff did. It is easy to forget that the block with the torch on it is not actually powered.
This is an unexpected turn! I am at 1:13 in this video and I am STOKED to see what you will talk about concerning redstone. I love to learn from you, you're doing great!
I'm doing redstone from 2014 and I'm at the level of mumbo jumbo. Now I build timing circuits and slime and honey block flying machine based farms. Edit: im not boasting, its just to say I was struggling in the beginning but you'll eventually get the hang of it.
This actually really helped! I actually learnt something about Redstone. and made a armor suit up station with a pressure plate and a bed! (so when you spawn you have armor put on immediately)
Really enjoyed this one, I'm about to start my bee and sheep shearing farms so these tips will come in handy :) I also wanted to know if at some point you could go through the various types of minecarts and what each does, the basic cart and the hopper cart I would guess are the most used but a guide on the others could be useful.
For comment of the day: There should be an enchantment on a pickaxe that auto smelts every block it breaks once. For example, if you break stone, you get smooth stone, Iron ore you get iron ingots. Like so Wattles can see.
Why not add a "mining laser" style thing, use the new copper resource, along with a redstone block, and a netherite pick, and you combine them into a "Blast Pick", its functionally the same speed as a netherite pick but it smelts what it mines. I could even see them combining a redstone block and copper into a "Battery" resource, which you "feed" to the pick to keep it working. So just like smelting. But handheld, and requires more expensive resources. There could be even different types of batteries. Redstone, Blazerod, etc, that power different devices.
I use to watch wattles when I started playing minecraft which was like almost a year now and now I’m here watching wattles to relearn what I learned and waited til this series has more episodes to binge watch
I've really been enjoying this concept of combining a let's play and tutorial series, and incidentally this happens to be one of the best basic redstone tutorials I've watched so far, so double kudos!
Thank you! I've been playing for so long and haven't really done anything with redstone other than the occasional rails for transportation. I'm excited to use more redstone!
really helpful thank you! Ive always liked minecraft but ive never really messed with redstone and want to try and make some cool stuff on my friends server to contribute. this helps for sure
I’ve been playing on a realm with some of my friends and had some trouble with redstone but this video made me much more confident in redstone. Thank you.
wow, amazing video! I've been studying redstone for over a year now and your video was crazy good and informative, I learned sooo much! Thank you! Love all the way from Brazil!
Wattles!! I’ve watched your RUclips channel for years and been playing Minecraft since it’s birth. I just subscribed to you today. Keep up all your good work!
Great video! This would be have been so useful for when I first started redstone lol. I think I might make my own redstone basics video now :). However, 3 things. You said one ore when fortuned can drop 2 to 32 dust. That would be lapis. Most ores are effected using the formula of 2/(fortune level+2) being the chance to not get a bonus, then the bonus being a multiplier of 2 through (fortune level+1). Redstone ore however just increases the range maximum, so it is 0 through (5+fortune level). The other thing is that you said you have to mine redstone ore to get redstone. I haven't gone mining in years on my main world, where all I do is redstone. That is because of witches. In practicality, yes you should start with redstone ore. But technically you can start with witches. 3rd, observers are not BUDs. If you observe the air block next to a redstone dust and turn on the dust, it won't send a signal even though the air block is receiving a block update, even though a BUD would. The observer is a block state detector. In certain situations, you can change a block state and not send a block update. For example, opening and closing a trapdoor doesn't update a budded piston, but will activate an observer. Another example would be locking and unlocking a hopper. Doesn't update a bud, but can be observed by an observer.
You just earned your self a subscriber thank you so much you explained it like its your job, you are a better explainer than mumbo-jumbo just my opinion thanks man
Yesss! I have only 4 mins for school tho..... Edit: School is over and now I can finally watch this! 😊😌🥰😇 Other edit: Wait what why did I not know this? Like this if you think school sucks 👇👇🏻👇🏼👇🏽👇🏾👇🏿
Hey wattles! How you doing? The house is looking really good at this point, could you maybe try to explain later on basic circuits maybe? Im really enjoying the series so far. Keep it up!
Can you create a redstone stone vod for bedrock. Btw keep up the great work I love your vida and every time I watch them I get excited thanks for your hard work and dedication to making videos for us.
That red stone basics is seriously going to improve my build. I have only been playing for a month, I have build a red stone cow and sheep farm, but I just copied someone’s build without understanding what I was doing
Excellent video. The amount of vids that say place this, then this, then this. WHY???!!?? Makes no logical sense. Then you come along, and give a great description of the different components. Excellent content. Best minecraft vids I've found yet.
20:46 Wow, comparators are advanced!!! Hahaha that made me laugh! Thanks Wattles😀😀 Everyone hates Wandering Villagers haha! I have so many leads, Do you know where they came from? Ohhhh I remember now, they came from the leads salesman! Tell me if you know the reference!!!
![Felix "Unfair" | [Stray Kids : SKZ-PLAYER]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Oswujxm2Ag0/mqdefault.jpg)
whats your favorite thing to do with redstone?
Free electric is my favourite thing
Automatic suger can farm :)
Piston doors 🙃
Flying machinesss
Get aggravated xD
I thought I knew stuff but then I see a locked repeater for the first time
Ikr 7 years and didn’t know that😅
I just learned that redstone dust doesn't connect to each part
Same I was completely amazed and had no idea that existed
Minecraft in a nutshell! 😅
True
This was a well done redstone basics breakdown. Things like comparators have always been so confusing to me, and now i understand them at about a 18% level instead of 0%. Now I just need to play around with them. Thanks, wattles! -doctorFudge
big same
Comparators detect data changes in blocks and observers detect data changes in the block in front of it
@@Venomousnack I don’t think it does that in bedrock because one of my first redstone contraptions recently needed a signal boost and the comparator did that
@@kyynus3128 that is also true if you do it sideways
@@Venomousnack observers block state detectors, while comparators compare signals and detect values within certain entities (item frames or minecarts with inventories on detector rails) or block entities, and only in the case of the cauldron and conposter does it detect block states. The observer also shortpulses when it detects something, making it a dual edge monostable circut in itself, while comparators actually extend pulses to be at least 2 gts, and continue holding their signal until the thing they are sensing or conparing changes, unless it gets budded via moving the block it is sensing through a block. Very big differences
"They can also be used to GET RID OF SCAMMERS." *Hostile mob fight music plays* Lol
I just commented that
Lul
Lmao
Cracked me up lol😂
I really like how he does that thing with his audio sometimes. :) Lol
Wait I haven't even seen or heard of such a thing called as a locked repeater in Minecraft and I've been playing it for 7 years. Guess I'm still learning . Thanks a lot wattles
Same, but I can't think of a use for it
@@duartesilva29 exactly my thought. I have no case in mind.
as a note, you can place bottom half slabs on top of hoppers and they still work
You place anything with a hitbox lower than a full block so this includes honey path blocks and composters
@@snoopertrooper2190 not if you throw the item on the side of a composter.
@@steveminecraft4364 yh
And I forgot to mention farmland
my guess is it pulls anything in that is inside the "block" above it so any partial block that allows it to be inside that space it'll pull it in
I watched this video 2 weeks ago and I’ve already made a big red stone bookcase door, an item elevator showcase thingy. and an automatic sugarcane farm with mechanics like hopper and chest mine carts, bubble elevators, (up and down) red stone clocks, water streams (ice and signs included) and my favorite, a control room to power the farm on and off. On tick speed 150 I got a little less than 8 stacks in about 10 minutes. All of those builds were made without a tutorial, just from remembering what you talked about. I’ve really enjoyed making red stone builds and I can’t wait to see what I make next. th trial and error on figuring out what works on my own is so fun, it gets your brain working and redstone really wasn’t as hard as I thought, I was just extremely intimidated by it, so this helped breaking it down. Great video, it really really helped, thank you :)
I was almost scared that this wasn’t a Minecraft guide episode
Same I saw the thumbnail
Turns out it wasn’t a fun episode
@@reversealloy wdym
im glad there's a person explaining about redstone without saying "ItS AcTuAlLy QuItE SimPlE" in his redstone machine
O'dear
If you look in to redstone before hand it's all simple and makes since
Leave mumbo out of this lmao
hardest ore to get from a hell like dimension: exists
wattles: ITEM FRAME
Hi Wattles. This is the seventh episode where I’ve suggested this, and lots of people have liked my comments. In the jungle, you should build a temple with an underground complex underneath it. It can be like an ancient shopping mall. Each store in the mall can contain the output chest for a different farm. And each store can be themed like that farm. I think trying to build EVERY farm in the game seems pretty impressive.
To be honest I hope he sees this comment. It's a great idea!
Not every farm tough. Wither smelly farms or witch farms can only be built at a specific place. But great idea tho..
Stfu
@@Neptuneeeeeeeeeeeeee oh please
@@elmacho2789 oh stfu
I had next to zero knowledge on redstone stuff (other than making songs with note blocks, lol) and now my eyes have been opened!
You’ve contributed to our society, even in such a small way as this
Power 🤙
Bring on the auto-farms!!
D4rkp4nther
What does that mean
If you're referring to my IGN Darkpanther its my gamer tag. Instead I use a 4 for the A's.
This is by far the best introductory video on Redstone. I have been playing Minecraft for more than a year now and still didn't quite understand Redstone. Now I can finally use all those Redstone that I collected and start making farms. Thank you so much Wattles.
Unless the “Deep Dark” biome spawns under Y:0, the warden is already going to change the diamond gathering experience of the early game, atleast for those players that dont jump immediately into Strip/Branch mining. Also thats going to be terrifying just breaking out of a branch mine into a cave to get 1 shot by a warden.
Ikr
I really have to say - that was one of the best redstone videos I have seen so far. You explained them so easy.
Most Minecrafter explain the things so complicated, so that it never makes sense.. but THAT was an immense help. Thanks, Wattles!
Wattles doesn't even have a *power* bill! Lucky!
How is your comment say 8 hours ago when the video was 5 mins ago
@@hossboss121 people ask this every video, and its cause hes a patreon and they get videos early
Thx for answering my question guys
@@hossboss121 Members pay money extra money every month to help content creators. In return they get early access to videos and recognition at the end of videos and in live streams.
I use to work with redstone,. Then, I stopped playing for a couple years and couldn't remember how to make a sliding door anymore. So, this was great! It was a clear refresher and helped me remember what all the stuff did. It is easy to forget that the block with the torch on it is not actually powered.
I love how my man is always on top with his videos!!!
i've watched a lot of other redstone videos but this helped me the most to understand how it works! thanks wattles ^-^
20:47 that startled me soo much 😂
This is an unexpected turn! I am at 1:13 in this video and I am STOKED to see what you will talk about concerning redstone. I love to learn from you, you're doing great!
Day 9 of commenting whatever the description says
"power"
I wonder why does describtion says them
@Yagiz because it is to see if people really do read the description
Well thanks for saying that because I didn't realize that
@@yulu8585 so that he knows we read them
I'm doing redstone from 2014 and I'm at the level of mumbo jumbo. Now I build timing circuits and slime and honey block flying machine based farms.
Edit: im not boasting, its just to say I was struggling in the beginning but you'll eventually get the hang of it.
You legit just made my day better
This is a perfect redstone breakdown. I really never understood redstone but now I do! Love from Turkey-
Wattles you make my day ur the best your so joyful but calming as well you are so fun to watch keep up the good work like if you agree with me
The idea of The Warden guarding the stronghold and an Dragon Fight seems soooo EPIC!!
Really hope they end up listening to you!!
‘Power’ of redstone.
This actually really helped! I actually learnt something about Redstone. and made a armor suit up station with a pressure plate and a bed! (so when you spawn you have armor put on immediately)
I Wish I Had That Many " Power "As Wattles
Haha
Wattles love your builds very SPICY !!!
I HAVE THE "POWER"!!!!!!
I’m the he man
@Nobody cares If you are first because. Lol. Also, I freaking love your name. Haha
Really enjoyed this one, I'm about to start my bee and sheep shearing farms so these tips will come in handy :) I also wanted to know if at some point you could go through the various types of minecarts and what each does, the basic cart and the hopper cart I would guess are the most used but a guide on the others could be useful.
Holy moly, this was legit the best tutorial that I found...
As someone who started playing minecraft recently, this was very very helpful
Havent seen another guy explaining it so understandably
😁😁😁
Thanku ❤
For comment of the day: There should be an enchantment on a pickaxe that auto smelts every block it breaks once. For example, if you break stone, you get smooth stone, Iron ore you get iron ingots. Like so Wattles can see.
This should be on feedback not in the comments
Why not add a "mining laser" style thing, use the new copper resource, along with a redstone block, and a netherite pick, and you combine them into a "Blast Pick", its functionally the same speed as a netherite pick but it smelts what it mines. I could even see them combining a redstone block and copper into a "Battery" resource, which you "feed" to the pick to keep it working. So just like smelting. But handheld, and requires more expensive resources. There could be even different types of batteries. Redstone, Blazerod, etc, that power different devices.
Ok, I know about locked repeaters, didn’t know what they did tbh, but NOW, this helped a LOT. Thanks Wattles.
"Comparators can also-
S C A M M E R S "
I use to watch wattles when I started playing minecraft which was like almost a year now and now I’m here watching wattles to relearn what I learned and waited til this series has more episodes to binge watch
Wattles do you think that minecraft need glowing squid or that illager or that cow
Iceologer
he wanted chillager
Glow squid
I've really been enjoying this concept of combining a let's play and tutorial series, and incidentally this happens to be one of the best basic redstone tutorials I've watched so far, so double kudos!
i still think the Cliffs update should add Volcanoes and different types of mountains
Yesssss
aka DoIphin yes
I think that's too much
Cliff is just a side part with the main Caves so I think only its generation will get better but I really hope I am wrong
@Nobody cares If you are first a sub biome to a mountain that has lava pouring down the sides and at the top is a lava pool
Thank you! I've been playing for so long and haven't really done anything with redstone other than the occasional rails for transportation. I'm excited to use more redstone!
Redstone dust doesn’t actually connect
Iskall's existential crisis
HERGMIT CHALLENGES
iskall man
really helpful thank you! Ive always liked minecraft but ive never really messed with redstone and want to try and make some cool stuff on my friends server to contribute. this helps for sure
Prediction, you are going to build a sugarcane farm next episode!
Well frick I wrote this before reading the whole thing lmao.
THANK YOU FOR THIS WATTLES
I am literally the biggest redstone noob in Minecraft, also loving the house and the content!!!
Redstone big brain moves: build a flying machine in the form of a brain
I’ve been playing on a realm with some of my friends and had some trouble with redstone but this video made me much more confident in redstone. Thank you.
Myan has 0 dislikes man what a legend
Another helpful video! This has been a great Minecraft Guide series and I have been following closely. More redstone is always welcome.
Road to 1mil!
Damn, I've watched so many videos and none of them explained them as well as you have.
nice job!
wow, amazing video! I've been studying redstone for over a year now and your video was crazy good and informative, I learned sooo much! Thank you! Love all the way from Brazil!
Wattles, where do you get your intro and outro music?
the youtube studio!
@@wattlesplays Found the song "Manhattan" thanks!
Wattles!! I’ve watched your RUclips channel for years and been playing Minecraft since it’s birth. I just subscribed to you today. Keep up all your good work!
My brain hurts whenever I hear "redstone"
Great video! This would be have been so useful for when I first started redstone lol. I think I might make my own redstone basics video now :). However, 3 things. You said one ore when fortuned can drop 2 to 32 dust. That would be lapis. Most ores are effected using the formula of 2/(fortune level+2) being the chance to not get a bonus, then the bonus being a multiplier of 2 through (fortune level+1). Redstone ore however just increases the range maximum, so it is 0 through (5+fortune level). The other thing is that you said you have to mine redstone ore to get redstone. I haven't gone mining in years on my main world, where all I do is redstone. That is because of witches. In practicality, yes you should start with redstone ore. But technically you can start with witches. 3rd, observers are not BUDs. If you observe the air block next to a redstone dust and turn on the dust, it won't send a signal even though the air block is receiving a block update, even though a BUD would. The observer is a block state detector. In certain situations, you can change a block state and not send a block update. For example, opening and closing a trapdoor doesn't update a budded piston, but will activate an observer. Another example would be locking and unlocking a hopper. Doesn't update a bud, but can be observed by an observer.
You should join hermitcraft, I think you would fit in greatly, ima comment to xisumavoid to let him know about u
Wattles would need to be invited first.
That’s why I would tell xisuma and I would hope others like you would
You just earned your self a subscriber thank you so much you explained it like its your job, you are a better explainer than mumbo-jumbo just my opinion thanks man
Yesss! I have only 4 mins for school tho.....
Edit: School is over and now I can finally watch this! 😊😌🥰😇
Other edit: Wait what why did I not know this?
Like this if you think school sucks
👇👇🏻👇🏼👇🏽👇🏾👇🏿
I hate school 100%. Plus, I learn little.
@@カムリン-k9u people who say they don’t learn a lot and don’t like school, usually don’t pay any attention to the class or to the teacher
@@arranroberts1463 that's because we know a lot of it.
Are you planning on becoming a professional house dweller
(a complicated way to say unemployed and sitting at home
@@achyutatamraparni4715 Maybeeeee
Alternative Title: *'Wattles:The New Mumbo jumbo.'*
the redstone tecksture is not conect.
ITS A BIG DEEL
SPRUCE TRAPDOORS AND SPRUCE PLANKS DONT CONNECT ITS A BIG DEAAAAAL
Hey wattles! How you doing? The house is looking really good at this point, could you maybe try to explain later on basic circuits maybe? Im really enjoying the series so far. Keep it up!
Day 22 of commenting until wattles likes my comment
Also, power
@Wattles thanks for the tutorial, this morning I literally was wondering if I would ever figure out how redstone works. Problem. SOLVED.
First!
Searched a lot of tutorials but they were all too fast or not really explained all too well.
But this one... Good job man. Thanks!
Can you create a redstone stone vod for bedrock. Btw keep up the great work I love your vida and every time I watch them I get excited thanks for your hard work and dedication to making videos for us.
That red stone basics is seriously going to improve my build. I have only been playing for a month, I have build a red stone cow and sheep farm, but I just copied someone’s build without understanding what I was doing
man thank you, ive always struggled with redstone, this helped me so much
This is the best redstone explanation video I've seen yet. Thank you.
You are an inspiration for me wattles. Imma do the same thing in a few months :))))))
Best of luck!
Man this was so tremendously helpful. Great job keeping it quick and informative! Thank you so much!
Great video on the basics of redstone, I'm sure you've helped a lot of people with this tutorial!!!
Looking to see what you have in the next EP!!
It's 12 and I just wanted to watch wattles video before sleeping, thaks for uploading before I slept, I got reason not to sleep lol 😂
I need more redstone in my builds. Thanks for the lesson wattles! Time to upgrade my let’s play
Bro this is the most useful one i have watched on the topic of redstone ...
Love your content mate
I love his tiny rage against the traveling scammer!!! I'm dying.
Wattles is really good at building and redstone
Excellent video. The amount of vids that say place this, then this, then this. WHY???!!?? Makes no logical sense. Then you come along, and give a great description of the different components. Excellent content. Best minecraft vids I've found yet.
13:21 "The observer is amazingly essential" - How could I have ever done any redstone stuff back in the day when it didn't even exist yet?
This is the closest I have ever felt to being able to understand redstone, thank you for your service
and just like that wattles became mumbo jumbo
😂😂
I haven’t watched this world at all but anything red stone gets my blood pumping
I Love the series please don't stop this world, i learned so much from you.
Amazing Tutorial man!! That trapped chest part made me realize some errors. Dayum Thanks!!
Repeaters are like comparators depending how you use them
Dude has the teaching ability of the shamwow guy. Always avoided red stone stuff but this makes me wanna do it.
you uploaded right when I finished school. Thank you.
I really liked this! I hope you go into as much detail for some of the more advanced things later.
This is the (the first of) the redstone video i have been needing!
Great episode on redstone! Definitely helped my understanding
20:50 This is my favorite part of this video please do more Redstone videos
Oh my god thank you! This was really helpful and broke it down really well.
This is the most understandable redstone tutorial Ive ever seen thank you!!!!
20:46 Wow, comparators are advanced!!! Hahaha that made me laugh! Thanks Wattles😀😀
Everyone hates Wandering Villagers haha! I have so many leads, Do you know where they came from? Ohhhh I remember now, they came from the leads salesman! Tell me if you know the reference!!!
Minecraft guide has helped me a lot with a lot of house building and many more
i was gonna watch later and it's already on my reccomended
19:49 PERFECT FOR SYPHONING LOOT!