Every Redstone Item Explained In Minecraft

Every Redstone Component Explained And Tutorial On How They Work In Minecraft! Including The Comparator, Observer, Repeater, Target Block, Sculk Sensor and literally everything else. In just 10 minutes!

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[kaboomkp]

I’ve been playing MC since 2010 and know generally all the basic redstone mechanics but still learned a few things, like I completely forgot about the repeater locking feature

[DiamondBoiRBX]

Timestamps:
0:10 Redstone dust
0:43 Redstone torch
1:00 Redstone block
1:14 Repeater
1:59 Comparator
3:42 Piston
4:15 Sticky piston
4:29 Slime block
4:46 Honey block
5:05 Observer
5:27 Hopper
5:39 Dropper
5:53 Dispenser
6:06 Lectern
6:26 Target block
6:36 Lever
6:43 Lightning Rod
6:50 Daylight detector
7:01 Sculk sensor
7:35 Tripwire hook
7:57 Trapped chest
8:11 TNT
8:19 Redstone lamp
8:24 Noteblock
8:44 Stone button
8:53 Oak button
9:04 Gold pressure plate
9:25 Iron pressure plate
9:51 Oak pressure plate
10:03 Stone pressure plate
10:12 OUTRO
PLEASE LIKE SO ANYONE CAN SEE THIS HOPE IT HELPS!

[Eyecosaeder]

3:01 substract not devide
Nice video

The target block is also a block that attaches to redstone_wire (for example to power a piston nearby)

[Moss_knight]

Please make more videos like this, I've been playing for years, even building a lot of different farms, but I still strugge a lot when it comes to redstone components, this was really useful!

[marcosreyes]

Been playing Minecraft for almost 9 years, never took the time to look deeper into the mechanics of redstone and I’m impressed. I automatically got a ton of ideas to do.

[Astrophysicist]

Redstone is like Tecnological engineering in real life and this video is like a college teaching me . Dont forget to mention Professor Larixd

[beekeyfoxx]

I've wanted a decent explaination of redstone for a long time... this is perfect! Thank you.

[nixodian]

Something very important for the target block: it is a solid block that can divert redstone into itself

[Person]

Thank you for doing hard work for us! Keep up the good work!! (Greetings from Estonia)

[AbelMC]

Very good video as always, thanks Shulkercraft !Do you have any suggestions for redstone basic to master series ?😄💥✨

[Masked_One_]

10:17 YES!.. please. I didn’t even know that double piston was possible 😅😅

[lukasmiller]

If you place a comparator next to a skulk sensor, the signal strength will correspond to what kind of sound was made (eating, walking, piston, breaking a block, etc) instead of how close the sound is to it

[Champ_]

I was really confused about somethings like glass, target block, etc... Perfect timeing

[shootthecreeper]

something we didnt know we needed but want

[DaKoalaBoi]

This is good for a newbie- I haven't played Minecraft 1.19 in a while so I don't know the new features

[frogchanp]

Actually very useful tips, I’ve been trying to work red stone out myself without using tutorials so this will definitely hell

[TheNapkinKing]

The fact that a juke box can also be used is hilarious 😂

[mickeymendoza]

Thank you for this video!!! I have used several redstone builds for my worlds that ive seen on youtube without knowing how or why there working which made it hard to fix if broken!
So glad I found this video. Now i can design and build my own builds!!! Again thanks so much!!!

[jshe]

Pov : ur trying to find a comment saying can we appreciate the amount of work they put in their vids

[notrohit]

Sticky pistons are actually more different to normal pistons than you said in the video. It is slower