How Did I Learn Redstone in Minecraft?

Today we answer an age old question. How did I learn redstone in Minecraft?

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Upload Schedule:

Tuesday - Redstone
Thursday - Hermitcraft
Friday - Redstone
Saturday - Redstone
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[billyblood]

Baby Mumbo: “D-D-D”
“He’s gonna say dada!”
“DUAL EDGE MONOSTABLE CIRCUIT”

[frostbite]

My first ever redstone contraption? Lever next to a piece of redstone dust...

[DraoxxMusic]

That is actually one of the best ways to learn almost anything. You need to analyze other's work in order to understand them. As a music producer, I learned most of my knowledge through downloading other people's project files and just seeing how things work. With dedication and hardwork, you can be a master at anything using this method.

[wypmangames]

I make redstone in steps:
1= think what I wanna make
2= think how it should work
3= start placing stuff
4=have fun
optional
make mistakes and repair them

have fun with your redstone!

[Creepypig]

Seth may be the king of command blocks, but after FVDisco, and CNBMincraft have kinda fallen off the map, Mumbo is definitely the king of redstone!

[momowo]

0:27 when he's holding the button the button looks like its stick to the red wool

[Wheaty]

0:27 that optical illusion with the button he's holding tho

[julianturner]

Today we answer an age old question. Will it redstone?

[KyleKraft]

The first redstoner I found was CNB. Awesome guy! I then tested around and made redstone adventure maps on the Xbox 360 way before they even came close to having hoppers, back in the day. Once I came to PC I referenced a lot of your videos Mumbo! Good times!

[you_just]

However, you did come out of the womb with a beautiful tuxedo.

[l.jturner]

I got good at redstone very quickly simply by adding to the same design. For example:
-my first design was a simple piston door with a lock system, utilizing a NAND gate
-I then added a password system
-I then added an alarm and a discreet design
-then I added a trap room AND several passwords

[CaptainGrief]

4:06/4:34




*_What the hell is wrong with that horse-_*

[erikysilvagomes]

That is not just a lesson for learning redstone circuits, but a great lesson of learning at all. It's just about understand and ask "why". Thank you so much!

[jordanmutlow]

Me as a noob: *piston door opens* "omg Now: *builds Redstone typewriter.*

[guardingdark]

My first complicated redstone contraption was essentially a giant cobblestone farm. I was playing on the Biospheres mod, and hollowed out one of the little ore-spheres, made a farm, and then used basically nothing but pistons and repeaters to push the blocks that were created out of the sphere and into an area where I could easily harvest it. It probably wasn't the neatest contraption, and it had a tendency to stutter every now and again, but all in all it was pretty reliable, and because I used the 12-block push limit, it basically stopped itself as soon as the cobblestone was where I wanted it to be, and then continued as I was harvesting. Again, probably not the most impressive contraption, but I was really proud of it :)

[josephmennell]

I've watched almost all of your videos and I'm still entertained and amazed

[MyAngelReimu]

5:18 Bottom Left...
He blew one contraption there :)

[enriquetap.abellanosa]

I was a noob at redstone thanks to mumbo I now look at his tutorials and try then do it again and again to make me memorise it

[bandicootmc]

I also did a 2X2 piston door first while i was experimenting with Redstone, aaah good old days :) I miss that feeling in Minecraft now :(

It's also via Redstone that i kind of got an idea how electricity works

[RedNomster]

CNB Minecraft and his "discontinued" Bat Cave inspired me. It still impresses me to this day. You remind me of CNB quite a bit, which is a big reason why I enjoy coming back to your channel. :)