Eggfur | Up to 15 Button Selector Panel - Bedrock (with reset and multi-select option) @Eggfur | Uploaded September 2020 | Updated October 2024, 42 minutes ago.
Hi Peeps. This button operated selector panel allows you to choose 1 option from a selection and it will produce a single redstone output for the choice you make. It can be useful for mini-games, or to control farms or anything else that your imagination can think of. This is a Bedrock exclusive and will not work on Java Edition.
***I'm always trying to produce high-quality Minecraft content for Bedrock Edition. Please check out my channel and if you like what you see, subscribe to make sure you don't miss out on future videos. And also because it gives me a warm glow***
Selector panels are nothing new and I nearly didn't create this video, because I try to only do a video where I'm showing you something that's new and ideally better than what's already out there. In the end, I believe I managed, but decide for yourself!
It's very compact and includes a reset (off) button, as well as a lever that allows you to switch to multi-select mode if you need to choose more than one option. It's easy to leave that out if you don't want it. You can have up to 15 selection options, in addition to the reset button.
The really interesting part of this build for the redstone fans is that there are two new circuits I came up with:
1) the only 1-wide tileable, *silent* 1-tick pulse limiter (AKA monostable circuit) in Minecraft - a Bedrock exclusive (I forget to say "silent" at one point in the video - there are already noisy ones!)
2) the smallest RS NOR latch in Minecraft, which is also 1-wide tileable and a Bedrock exclusive
In the video I connect this up to a wireless downwards transmission circuit (which I nabbed from Rays Works, but made 1-wide tileable). You can find the video for that here:
youtu.be/3-dleqH3kH0
Hi Peeps. This button operated selector panel allows you to choose 1 option from a selection and it will produce a single redstone output for the choice you make. It can be useful for mini-games, or to control farms or anything else that your imagination can think of. This is a Bedrock exclusive and will not work on Java Edition.
***I'm always trying to produce high-quality Minecraft content for Bedrock Edition. Please check out my channel and if you like what you see, subscribe to make sure you don't miss out on future videos. And also because it gives me a warm glow***
Selector panels are nothing new and I nearly didn't create this video, because I try to only do a video where I'm showing you something that's new and ideally better than what's already out there. In the end, I believe I managed, but decide for yourself!
It's very compact and includes a reset (off) button, as well as a lever that allows you to switch to multi-select mode if you need to choose more than one option. It's easy to leave that out if you don't want it. You can have up to 15 selection options, in addition to the reset button.
The really interesting part of this build for the redstone fans is that there are two new circuits I came up with:
1) the only 1-wide tileable, *silent* 1-tick pulse limiter (AKA monostable circuit) in Minecraft - a Bedrock exclusive (I forget to say "silent" at one point in the video - there are already noisy ones!)
2) the smallest RS NOR latch in Minecraft, which is also 1-wide tileable and a Bedrock exclusive
In the video I connect this up to a wireless downwards transmission circuit (which I nabbed from Rays Works, but made 1-wide tileable). You can find the video for that here:
youtu.be/3-dleqH3kH0
