#minecraft redstone tutorial

This is an Etho door (but the rs-nor latch is replaced with a t-flipflop lol)

All blocks marked by soul torches have redstone dust on top

Gold blocks represent blocks which are powered by redstone input (essentially they’re turned into full redstone blocks)

All repeaters on iron blocks have a delay of 2 (they’ve been right clicked once)

[Note that this will only work in Java Edition, since it uses BUD power]

Step 1: Find or make a wall, at least 2 blocks tall,  2 blocks thick and 3 blocks wide

It can be any material you want but I’m using polished andesite for the grid texture.

Step 2: Make a 1*2 tall hole in the wall (in the shape of a door)

Step 3: Remove the block in the floor directly underneath the hole and replace it with a sticky piston facing up.

Step 4: Place a block on top of the sticky piston, creating a 1*1 hole at eye level.

To test if the machine works, place a redstone torch on the side of the block at the back of the hole. If you place it on the top of the block, it won’t work.