Redstone Basic Guide | Let's Learn Redstone 01 | Minecraft Bedrock Redstone Tutorial

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Let's Learn Redstone! In this series we will start at the bottom and work our way up! I am trying to sort the content in the order that I learned redstone, rather than throw a bunch of information at you from the get go. Learn & progress at your own pace! Remember that once you learn the basics you can build anything!!! Learning more than the basics, will basically just help you make your redstone smaller, but since there are many ways to do the same thing with redstone; all you really need is the basics!

Any questions? Ask them in the comments & I'll do my best to answer them!

Have a question about a specific component? Check out this shorts playlist covering all of them!

Music by C418

0:00 Intro
1:20 Placing Dust
3:50 Basic Component Guide
8:55 Final Tips

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The skin I use is from the skin pack "UNTAMED"

[carlospallete]

I think we need a community based redstone level tutorial system

[theflameviper]

You're as good as it gets when it comes to Bedrock redstone, thank you so much for these!

[UrgentCabbage]

This is EXACTLY what I was looking for, thank you so much!!

[naesom]

Finally a bedrock tutorial you've got a new sub

[DNTJUDGME]

New subscriber here. I love the way you explain the mechanics in this series! Your speech is clear and precise. Keep up the great work!!

[Zaddy]

This was a great tutorial. And you did change my mindset, i thought there was thousands of mechanics, but theres actually thousands of different ways. So thanks this will help me exponentially. *u gained a sub*

[Eggfur]

This is the best redstone primer I've seen to date. Really good job

[yeyint-hccr]

THIS IS PERFECT FOR ME thank you much for making such a great video and i like the way you explain it and u actually inspired me to do redstone even more i will watch all the episodes and just like u said i will play around with to get better

[sambamastaki]

Dang this redstone tutorial helps so much

[KnotSandy]

man, i might be an idiot, but i can’t get my red stone torch to keep my door CLOSED, it only keeps it open, i did the exact same thing you did.

[davidh]

Thank you so much! I’ve watched a lot of redstone and they are either super basic only or crazy advanced skipping steps and not explaining what’s going on, critical to learning redstone! I had been struggling to do a new redstone design and watching this clarified things and I knew exactly how to solve my problem!

I had two sets of pistons I was trying to operate with one lever but the issue was one set was extended and one retracted, then they alternate! Your redstone torch block staircase cleared that up fast! Thanks! ❤😊

[jtgray]

This video was exactly what I was looking for! Beautifully done, sir. Thank you

[tristanphillips]

Bro I’m at 3 mins and this has already been SO helpful. Thank you🙏

[MR.h-ijlb]

Thank you SO MUCH! it really teached me many things!❤❤❤

[Aeliality]

I honestly want to say, there aren't too many Redstone tutorials that discuss the how and the why, and instead those ones tend to focus on the what. I'm really grateful for a series like this that explains how Redstone functions and not just a tutorial of what blocks to place and where.

[ZNX]

Good video! And series! Thank you for continuing on with the series, it's hard to find Redstone for bedrock

[chazz]

great video glad you hit my algorithm! gonna have to watch them all now and sub

[maximilianoabarca]

So, redstone on slabs works as a diode, this would have been so usefull when I was building my machines a couple of months ago.

[darienbeck]

I’ve been a long time Java player. Bedrock breaks all of my stuff. I’m trying to figure out how to take my stuff back to the stone age and it still work so that I can still do alright.

[gilgameshthetreasurehunter]

My goal is to learn redstone, find a nice village and just industrialize it and expand.