Wout12345 | 0.45s asynchronous sand buffer - MInecraft @Wout12345 | Uploaded 8 years ago | Updated 2 hours ago
In this video I discuss the problems with asynchronous sand buffering and provide a solution using a dual buffer: one for input and one for output. By switching in between the two, we can create a buffer system which can handle input and output up to 0.45s/sand in an asynchronous manner.
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Links
SCHEMATIC DOWNLOAD
http://www.mediafire.com/download/i8b1xbqyasm7kny/Asynchronous+sand+buffer.schematic
Video in which I discuss the concept of a block-conserving Sandstorm, which is what this buffer was needed for
youtu.be/91n8PZlWSdA
Missed anything? Let me know in the comments!
In this video I discuss the problems with asynchronous sand buffering and provide a solution using a dual buffer: one for input and one for output. By switching in between the two, we can create a buffer system which can handle input and output up to 0.45s/sand in an asynchronous manner.
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Links
SCHEMATIC DOWNLOAD
http://www.mediafire.com/download/i8b1xbqyasm7kny/Asynchronous+sand+buffer.schematic
Video in which I discuss the concept of a block-conserving Sandstorm, which is what this buffer was needed for
youtu.be/91n8PZlWSdA
Missed anything? Let me know in the comments!
![2x1 Seamless glass door (10x1x4 blocks) [OUTDATED] - Minecraft](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/bOYIiUiD2i4/hqdefault.jpg "2x1 Seamless glass door (10x1x4 blocks) [OUTDATED] - Minecraft
UPDATE: This design was NOT the record-holder at the time of uploading. Random Redstone made an almost identical design (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ep6tEXi_XpU) and uploaded it over two weeks before this video was recorded. Although I cant prove anything, I will just say this once again: I try to be original, we just happened to make the same inventions independently. Nevertheless, of course, he still deserves the record since he uploaded it first. Credits to him! :)
This is just a little redstone contraption I thought would be worth showing: a seamless glass door for a 2-high, 1-wide tunnel, with the contraption only being 10 blocks long, 1 block wide and 4 blocks high, totalling 40 blocks. Because of this, I decided to make a video about it, since the smallest design I could find was 60 blocks in size, by TheRedstoneDoc (links at the bottom of the description).
So heres just a recap of the things you will need:
- Some building blocks
- 2 Glass
- 4 Redstone dust
- 1 Redstone torch
- 3 Redstone repeaters
- 1 Redstone comparator
- 6 Normal pistons (can be sticky, but this isnt recommended)
- 2 Sticky pistons
- 1 Dropper
- 1 Hopper
- 1 Random item to put into the dropper
- A lever is used to represent the input in this tutorial
RedstoneDocs 64 blocks design: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HNI0zMcIlbQ
Missed any links? Let me know in the comments!")
