Algi | [Tutorial] The perfect 5x5 Piston Door (Fast, Compact, Sync, Seamless) @Algi__ | Uploaded 3 years ago | Updated 43 minutes ago
This is it. Managed to shave a layer off the 936 for a 2-high bottom. Unless some new layout is found to be viable, this is the smallest a 1.05s 5x5 can get, which is 858 blocks. Also is non-loc and non-dir and works with player input.
Size: 6x13x11, 858 Blocks
1.05s Opening
1.05s + 7gt Closing
Updated litematic (1.16+): mediafire.com/file/7xd1szgkqc5e2w5/858_1.05s_5x5final.litematic/file
g4mespeed: youtube.com/watch?v=lRvNknl0QPM
0:00 Intro and right side
4:27 Left side
7:10 Top TPE
10:47 Bottom
This is it. Managed to shave a layer off the 936 for a 2-high bottom. Unless some new layout is found to be viable, this is the smallest a 1.05s 5x5 can get, which is 858 blocks. Also is non-loc and non-dir and works with player input.
Size: 6x13x11, 858 Blocks
1.05s Opening
1.05s + 7gt Closing
Updated litematic (1.16+): mediafire.com/file/7xd1szgkqc5e2w5/858_1.05s_5x5final.litematic/file
g4mespeed: youtube.com/watch?v=lRvNknl0QPM
0:00 Intro and right side
4:27 Left side
7:10 Top TPE
10:47 Bottom
![[Tutorial] The perfect 5x5 Piston Door (Fast, Compact, Sync, Seamless)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_gxtcDNL0zg/hqdefault.jpg "[Tutorial] The perfect 5x5 Piston Door (Fast, Compact, Sync, Seamless)
This is it. Managed to shave a layer off the 936 for a 2-high bottom. Unless some new layout is found to be viable, this is the smallest a 1.05s 5x5 can get, which is 858 blocks. Also is non-loc and non-dir and works with player input.
Size: 6x13x11, 858 Blocks
1.05s Opening
1.05s + 7gt Closing
Updated litematic (1.16+): https://www.mediafire.com/file/7xd1szgkqc5e2w5/858_1.05s_5x5final.litematic/file
g4mespeed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRvNknl0QPM
0:00 Intro and right side
4:27 Left side
7:10 Top TPE
10:47 Bottom")
![[Tutorial] New 2-sided 3-gt clock](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/eKFPimAm6z0/hqdefault.jpg "[Tutorial] New 2-sided 3-gt clock
3 gametick clocks, especially 2-sided ones make up the heart of many 0-tick builds. They create pulses every 3-gt that is perfect for easy 0-tick chaining, making even complicated opening sequences pretty simple.
However, I had one problem, and that is that the profile they take up is pretty annoying to work with, as they had a lot of dust in placed where they could interfere with nearby circuitry. So, I decided to make a new one with a much nicer profile. The outputs only have 1 block in spacing, and this design has less redstone dust in places where it could interfere with nearby circuitry.
First known appearance of a 2-sided 3-gt clock https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvL0Ap_Z3Ao")
![[BROKEN IN 1.18+]288k i/h Overworld Sand Duper (8gt double dupe)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/eOToc-22hxc/hqdefault.jpg "[BROKEN IN 1.18+]288k i/h Overworld Sand Duper (8gt double dupe)
Using a new double dupe setup, this dupes two sand every 8gt. It is kinda chonk tho.
288k items/hour
7.5mspt on a 5600x +200pbo
Chronos discord: https://discord.gg/VvPucVAjUS
Credits:
Alugia7: Layout, wiring
TheBlueCore: Layout, wiring
Hampter: Wiring
Markus: Duping setup
Oreolamp: Duping setup")
