Redstone Guide

[Biohazard91X]

Despite the evils of MFC, there is occasionally something useful on there. My friend gave me this link, but as I don't really need it, I thought I'd leave it here for those less experienced with redstone :)

http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/544 ... uide-v121/

[Lusewing]

Wow great find, I'm still very new to redstone so this will prove very useful. Thanks for the link.

[Ulfengaard]

Holy cow, I needed this. Thank you!

[rhacer]

That is an incredibly well done tutorial. Thanks for the link.

[danielngtiger]

The tutorial is very clear and well done. I May have to refer my friends there. Thanks!

[gftweek]

It is very well done, but is a little old now, it doesn't include vMC light blocks passing redstone current up, nor some of the simpler circuits that can be made with pistons.

However there is a helpful links section which includes a piston tutorial, so these should be recommended reading also.

[SterlingRed]

It is very well done, but is a little old now, it doesn't include vMC light blocks passing redstone current up, nor some of the simpler circuits that can be made with pistons.

However there is a helpful links section which includes a piston tutorial, so these should be recommended reading also.

That was my first thought when I saw the T flip flop. Why not use pistons? It's easier to visually understand how it works. Regardless though it's an excellent introductory guide. I would loved to have seen this when I first started playing.