If you're eager to know what's coming in future episodes, my plans are already publicly released in my discord server! Come check it out and give me feedback! This series is for you, after all! :) discord.gg/V5KFaF63mV

@averagecodegame

Жыл бұрын

Can you do some stuff on the ORE server? It would be really cool to see you building online and getting to see some of the other builds.

@mattbatwings

Жыл бұрын

@@averagecodegame I usually build in singleplayer to focus, but all circuits shown in this series will be accompanied with a world download. Additionally, I’m in frequent contact with ORE to help fact check my scripts and to show off all the cool circuits built on their server!

@averagecodegame

Жыл бұрын

@@mattbatwings Cool! I saw Sloimay on a couple of weeks ago so I was wondering if you went on there once in a while.

@averagecodegame

Жыл бұрын

@@mattbatwings I'm also on the server right now!

@redstonecraft6848

Жыл бұрын

Please show what hotbar-saves are good for redstone

Bro is gonna change the game with this series I'm calling it! You're opening the door for so many people that might have previously felt intimidated with redstone. I'm so excited to see how the series progresses and all the new redstoners that will be coming from it! GUYS SUBSCRIBE TO MATT!!!

@atom1kcreeper605

Жыл бұрын

Ok done.......... Don't ask why i wasn't already

@thunder9705

Жыл бұрын

I need my pocket edition ddr crafty

@PeppermintOSC

Жыл бұрын

fr

@thunder9705

Жыл бұрын

I’ve been asking for four years

@derekkaplan3420

Жыл бұрын

Bruh how did you make this comment three days ago if this video was just published 12 minutes ago

I'm french and i have bad english level but you explain really simply and slowly, so you explain what is needed without going off topic so it's ultimately quick... I have a "good Redstone level" and i have still learned think with something that you called... "the base"... Keep up the amazing momentum !

@goutgueule9197

Жыл бұрын

Hi language buddy

@AdrienRomain10

7 ай бұрын

Hi language buddies

@MasterYoshiTutorials

3 ай бұрын

Bonjour

Amazing stuff Matt! Making redstone more accessible is a great thing for the whole community. I strive to do the same with my content, and you're a huge inspiration. Can't wait for the rest of this amazing series!

@STA-3

7 ай бұрын

Oh hi there 0_0

WE MAKIN' IT OUT THE REDSTONE WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🔥

@gsdtxz

Жыл бұрын

Wtf cartman???

@kapifromnevada4697

Жыл бұрын

We making the next red stone computer with this one 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️

@TheStoneIsRed

Жыл бұрын

Another MBW W

@Tamramsy

9 ай бұрын

We makin it out of the sandstone superflat with this one

@begine4283

9 ай бұрын

WE MAKIN UNORIGINAL COMMENTS WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🔥

Not sure if you know this, but everyone aspiring to build redstone machines and explore the world of redstone really appreciates this! Keep up the amazing content

6:11 While they both are 1 tick, due to the Game's Update Order a Repeater will always be faster than a Comparator in transmitting a signal.

@kaltenstein7718

Жыл бұрын

@@_5_5_3_2_ probably, I deal more with TNT cannons where 0-Tick delay can be very important.

@zaidghanayem9881

9 ай бұрын

@@kaltenstein7718why are u answering yourself 🤣🤣

@kaltenstein7718

9 ай бұрын

someone else deleted their comment, as is apparant by the @mchac32ker15 in the beginning @@zaidghanayem9881

@zaidghanayem9881

9 ай бұрын

@@kaltenstein7718oh sorry the comment you answered was deleted 😂

@annoy4nce648

9 ай бұрын

I think 0-tick delays are dope. Even just the way it's used in the bedrock deletion glitch for modern versions is interesting to me

Redstone → Electronics: Dust = wire + resistor Repeater = buffer + delayer Comparator(comparation mode) = OpAmp: Differential Comparator(subtraction mode) = OpAmp: Subtraction Lever = toggle switch Button = no. button switch Lamp = LED + capacitor Glass(one way redstone circuit) = silicon diode

@thisblazedude

4 ай бұрын

I came here to learn readstone not computer sceince lol (I think its computer science atleast)

@user-by6ri7uv3g

3 ай бұрын

​​​@@thisblazedude He's replacing the red stone components with electrical & electronics components. As a Electrical and Electronics Engineer myself this is a smart way to memorise stuff for someone with amount of expertise on the field 😂.

@giantjupiter

2 ай бұрын

This is quite helpful, Ig I'll have to relearn Current Electricity and Electronic devices

@ziphy_6471

2 ай бұрын

@@thisblazedude computer science is coding

@mankingfilm2556

2 ай бұрын

@@thisblazedude this is engineering, not computer science.

Thank you so much for this series. I’ve always wanted to learn readstone but it’s always seemed so daunting. The way you’ve explained everything made it make sense🙏

Hmm. I'd include cauldrons / composters as well; they're often used in combination with pistons to get specific signal strengths in decoders and such, and unlike containers, they're movable.

15:29 One thing is that //copy and //paste use your relative position, so for example if you are 30 blocks away from your selection and then run //copy, then //paste-ing it will put the selection 30 blocks away from you

This is going to be amazing! Your community post about it was so intriguing and I'm eagerly awaiting more. Thanks for creating this new series!

You didn’t have to destroy my motivation as a bedrock player…

@BoBTheArsonCommitter

2 ай бұрын

Hate bedrock for no Q.C. and everything is harder

@buckethatboy8719

Ай бұрын

Say that to Microsoft and Mojang after years of selling Bedrock for $20 but refusing to fix it or even update it in accordance with Java.

@ninjanoobblox

Ай бұрын

@@BoBTheArsonCommittershut up bedrock is better i bet i can speed bridge 200 mph in bedrock while you in java only bridge at 0.001 mph

@carbonyen

Ай бұрын

@@ninjanoobbloxbet you can’t use quasi connectivity in that broken version.

@Ivyjiang823

23 күн бұрын

I just bought Java yesterday yeppeeeee

I got really into red stone just a few months ago, and became super obsessed with your videos! The logical red stone series was super helpful for me, and probably some of my favorite videos. I’m super excited to see your new LRR Series!

@slevinchannel7589

Ай бұрын

Odd Question maybe but how 'Strong' is Redstone really? Recently i started thinking about Minecraft being Invaded by other Games or by Anime or Books. Redsone in my mind is kinda this big Questionmark. TNT aside: What 'useful options' does Redstone grant !

I knew most of this stuff, but the carpet mod and worldedit tips were really useful! Can't wait to see more videos in this series!

I just watched ur minesweeper video, and I was so intrigued. I recently made minesweeper in scratch, from scratch. And thought that was pretty impressive, and was very proud of myself. Watching you make it in redstone, and explaining how made me want to look for a tutorial on redstone. Turns out you had one, which is awesome. Thanks so much!

I've been hoping for a series like this! I've just spent an hour learning and trying what you've covered in this first video. Thank you so much - I will subscribe and watch all the others!

For a long time now, I have been interested in redstone. I have tried to learn it numerous times before but couldn't find a good tutorial. But now you're making one! Can't wait for more episodes, this one was amazing!

If you are a beginner, do use carpet mod with /tick freeze and /tick step. Redstone circuits do their thing very quickly so it's hard to understand what is happening. Stepping through each redstone update at a time will give your brain the time to process everything and understand what is happening

The Redstone Powder showing numbers is really helpful! 😂😅

I am so excited series I’ve always been so intrigued by logical red stone but whenever I tried to learn it I just got information overload and abandoned it but I feel like this series is going to change that. Thank you so much!

I just followed the last series and it was amazing and very well done. I understood all of the concepts after trying them myself and it has been very helpful. Very excited for this series because I wouldn't be able to think of a better way to explain all of it but you have managed to do it. I already knew most of the stuff but it was still very interesting to watch and very well explained, thank you so much for this amazing series!

I’m so happy that we’re getting a new red stone logic series! Love you Mattbatwings!

this is very exciting! i loved the original series, and i'm hyped for this one as for this episode, even if i know a lot about redstone, it's still gonna be fun to see how you present it

Just when I thought that your videos couldn't get any better... This 1st Logic Redstone Reloaded videos is simply AWESOME.

YES! I am so happy. I just watched this after being working on an essay for 3 hours and it instantly cheered me up, thanks!

Been waiting for this since you mentioned it a while ago. Keep it up; doing great. Can't wait to watch what you have in store.

Omg I just started watching your old series again and now you give me this. Thank you man you’re the best 🔥

Finally! A good video with a good explanation of comparator! I never understood them, and any video I watched before didn’t have any good explanation of them. But this, changed it all. Thank you, love your videos!❤️

This is the only redstone video I’ve seen that explains it simply! I’ve been playing for around 6-7 years and couldn’t learn redstone until now, thanks!

i think this will help sooo many people like me, who didn't know any redstone because all videos just have really complex things that just go over my head Thank you for this :)

I’m hyped to see this series continue, great video!

Ty for this serie, It has come in the perfect time, because I started redstone like 3 days ago, and I need to make a 30 sec timer activates something that sends 1 signal of redstone every 5 sec untill the 30 sec is over, and Im sure you will teach everything you know, so ty!

Dude! I was just working on a project and I often like to go back and watch your logical redstone series to inspire new ideas. I hop on and see you with this new series and I’m so excited to learn and relearn! I love your videos man! I was descent at redstone before but you seriously brought my game to a whole new level. I never thought I’d ever be able to build some of the projects I’ve done and now they just seem so simple. Thanks for everything you do! You’re an inspiration and a legend!

@slevinchannel7589

Ай бұрын

Odd Question maybe but how 'Strong' is Redstone really? Recently i started thinking about Minecraft being Invaded by other Games or by Anime or Books. TNT aside: What 'useful options' does Redstone grant

YES, thank you for this new series. I've been waiting for this❤❤

Amazing! I subscribed when you were only at 2k subs and I can't wait for this series!

This is just awesome. I'm a computer science student and redstone somehow really represents some elements of coding and it's just a really fun way of playing around with different concepts. I actually watched a few episodes of the old series and it helped me understand some concepts of coding with boolean and such. Thank you for providing these videos, basically for free, they have imense value.

I'm super hyped for this series!!

I checked a few videos already and this one is the first one that I really can digest into my brain.

I came to your channel through your other redstone introduction videos. I am excited to see this series to the end

I'm happy that you're making a new series 😊

YOOO NO WAY ive been wanting a series like this for ages, thanks so much!

I thought I knew Redstone, but you really updated me with new things, thank you (I don't speak English and the sentence was translated on Google Translate, so the sentence is not completely clear)

verrrryy gooooodd i learned all of it without even getting bored TYSM

Yesss! Logical Redstone is Back!

Really cool video, nice to see you come back to this, very clear, thank you!

the start of this series gave me motivation again to learn computational redstone

Learned so much from the old playlist and im hoping to learn even more from this one!

I WAS SEARCHING FOR THAT TON OF INFORMATION DOSE FOR SO LONG!!!! THX!!!!!!

I cant wait to see this series unfold!

Yes! LLR is back, more fresh than ever

I loved the previous series and I'm surely gonna love the new one!

Thanks so much for this info Matt. Before, I sucked at redstone, and now, I have a better understanding of it and will definitely have more fun with it.

This helped me so much to understand comparators. I plan on watching all of these tutorials and work my way up to be a decent redstoner

I started out with minecraft and redstone when I was a little kid playing on my ipad. When I got my first PC I was hooked into gaming and now I'm studying computer science. I don't know how but the plan seems to be working as I'm currently developing my own project and planning a game me and two friends of mine want to make together. Love your videos Matt, keep up the grind!

I just started watching the vid, but I already know that I'm actually gonna learn something. Your explanation is already incredibly easy to understand and as someone who has been stuck on the same stupidly lpw understanding of redstone for the past 3 years, I really want to improve.

I know almost everything in this tutorial, but I am still watching it because it's explained so well x) I am very excited for the next episode!

Good job, I have never thought that redstone has such advanced mechanics!

I've been wanting to learn redstone for a while but it always felt too intimidating but you did a really good job explaining everything and I'm starting to get ready excited to learn more and use this knowledge in game

PLEASE continue this series! I love watching your videos and with uor guides im finally gonna make something cool on servers

so excited for this series

I'm stoked about this series! I suggest a section at the end where you give some ideas to players of things they could build to utilize the info you've provided - like homework basically lol

Redstone always seemed like something you either get or don’t. Being from the people who didn’t get it, I appreciate this series a lot. I like how it’s up-to-date too. Thanks a lot :)

it's awesome that you can implement even short-circuiting

Your texture pack is plain awesome.

This series is finally to my level

loved your old series, looking forward to the new ones.

you know, even if i do play bedrock edition, it still can’t hurt to give it a go, usually if stuff doesn’t work for me, i find a loophole and do it anyway, i’m glad i found this series, you do a good job making sense of things that usually feel like learning another language

And when the world needed him the most, He has come!

I've always wanted an explanation that actually bothered to define their terms! Thanks for this!

Lets Go! My favorite series by far

One of the best redstone tutorials I've watched. None of the others I can think of talked about hard vs soft powered blocks, which is critical. I love mumbo, but he just doesn't explain it as well

Super keen for this!

Keep it up, Matt! I love watching your videos.

very happy to see its final release (and to help with script advice)

the old series got me started on Minecraft Redstone and I am vary exited about the new series.

I’ve been so hyped for this

This is so well explained!

Yay LRR, I'm so excited

I never knew you could noclip with carpet I only ever used it for tick speed change 💯 % this is a keeper of a series 👍

Yay, I have wait for this long time!

I like a lot this videos with everything they used in the description!

I just got into Minecraft again even though I was at the beginning basically until 2018 and I have used redstone but the simple stuff I haven’t seen the episode yet but I am excited to watch this cause I want to see the possibilities of this

Yay, i loved your first redstone series

This is actually better than mumbo jumbo redstone for beginners it was impossible to understand

damn, i know this dude for so long and if HE creates a redstone tutorial - im sure, this is gonna be the best redstone tutorial on youtube ever, you're awesome!

I finally understand how comparators work. If you don't make a lot of things that don't require moving things, you don't need to use pistons.

Never even realized comparators were that complex but finally someone explains them in a way even I can understand.

I really like your old logical redstone videos. Cause they are for more advanced redstone builders. This video is actually for redstone noobs. However, nice video! All I wanna say, the old logical redstone videos really helped me a lot for building my stuff and learning digital technology. Keep going with this videos

Looking forward to see what this has to offer!

Thanks for the new series

Thanks to you I started with logical Redstone

Thank You so much this helped me a lot!❤

now noticed this was published on my birthday, what i nice gift :)

THANK YOU for mentioning off rip that these might just not work in Bedrock!! thats an important factor i constantly forget about when im trying to add things to my BEDROCK world, and half the time i dont realized ive goofed until im several hours into the project. many thanks for the upfront disclaimer!

I learned so many cool features during this nice video!

Absolute awesomeness of redstone lesson

Yes!! Exactly what i need. Thank you! I cannot wait to make sense of redstone.

Thank you for making an actual basics video, and not a "basic builds" video!

I am indeed as excited as you are!