Eggfur | Minecraft Downwards Redstone Transmission @Eggfur | Uploaded April 2020 | Updated October 2024, 9 hours ago.
Different ways of doing redstone downwards transmission in Minecraft, including simple circuits, water and observers, items and droppers, piston and slime block mechanisms and a really cool wireless system using daylight detectors. A whole range of 1-wide, tileable and larger designs for top to bottom circuits going down over a large distance.
Includes a detailed explanation of how daylight detectors work in a circuit like this - especially for inverted daylight detectors.
You can watch my build video for the wireless daylight sensor circuit here: youtu.be/3-dleqH3kH0
Different ways of doing redstone downwards transmission in Minecraft, including simple circuits, water and observers, items and droppers, piston and slime block mechanisms and a really cool wireless system using daylight detectors. A whole range of 1-wide, tileable and larger designs for top to bottom circuits going down over a large distance.
Includes a detailed explanation of how daylight detectors work in a circuit like this - especially for inverted daylight detectors.
You can watch my build video for the wireless daylight sensor circuit here: youtu.be/3-dleqH3kH0
![[Broken 1.19.50+ New version available] Snowball farm - 36k/h - fully automatic](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/FI0t1rcf1Bg/hqdefault.jpg "[Broken 1.19.50+ New version available] Snowball farm - 36k/h - fully automatic
Hi Everyone,
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This farm was broken by a change in version 1.19.50.
I have a new version here that can include the auto-crafter for making snow blocks: https://youtu.be/OKW7AIiCwBs
And my Ravager based snow farm that makes 270k+ snowballs per hour: https://youtu.be/soj2vnjVQAw
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This is a really tiny (4x4x6) fully automatic and 100% efficient snowball farm exclusively for Bedrock edition. It wont work in Java because the snow golems will not generate snow whilst standing on hoppers in Java.
I also make a semi-automatic snow block farm - which allows you to make 9000 snow blocks per hour with just an occasional mouse click...
Snow is a great looking and under-used building material, and this is one of the fastest ways of getting building blocks in Minecraft - great for your large or small builds.
I also showcase a number of other uses for snowballs.
Note that snow golems will take damage and die in the Nether, and hot biomes like jungles and desserts, so this farm will not work in those locations.
Texture pack is Clear Vanilla - let me have any feedback. The redstone dust power readings are great for anyone doing a lot of redstone. [This is my opinion, I have no links to the author]")
