07-25-2012, 03:09 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-25-2012, 03:11 PM by RiotInferno.)
@deebye
That is a lot of stone bricks!
It took me a few plays before I fully grasped the aesthetic part to MC. That is looking mighty nice!
Here's what I've been trying.
Excuse the wrong block types, minedraft.net is apparently out of date.
Basically the chests are pistons, and the disc player is a sticky piston.
Here's the logic.
Pull dirt away w/ sticky piston.
Then do the following in a loop
push top right column block (tree) left.
move bottom left column block (sand) right.
move right column up.
end loop.
The logic being that when the right column is out of tree, then the sand will refill the left column.
The problem I'm having is that after the first sand block goes right, and the piston comes down so the 2nd block can go into the right column, that the first block of sand drops back down. Is it just that my redstone timing is off? It seems to be pretty fast, but it just doesn't work. Has anyone done this before?
That is a lot of stone bricks!
It took me a few plays before I fully grasped the aesthetic part to MC. That is looking mighty nice!
Here's what I've been trying.
Excuse the wrong block types, minedraft.net is apparently out of date.
Basically the chests are pistons, and the disc player is a sticky piston.
Here's the logic.
Pull dirt away w/ sticky piston.
Then do the following in a loop
push top right column block (tree) left.
move bottom left column block (sand) right.
move right column up.
end loop.
The logic being that when the right column is out of tree, then the sand will refill the left column.
The problem I'm having is that after the first sand block goes right, and the piston comes down so the 2nd block can go into the right column, that the first block of sand drops back down. Is it just that my redstone timing is off? It seems to be pretty fast, but it just doesn't work. Has anyone done this before?