How to create a T-Flipflop in minecraft [tutorial].avi

[Satanperkele]

I can't get this to work and power the door to my rather fantastic castle :/ help please.

[SirDiggalot]

@DanGDG1 Nuh uh, o Neil, tec nah tae

[xfactormunky]

holy god, i'm glad i watched this when I did, I have been using XOR gates up until now to get this same effect, and I was just about to make something with 4 different inputs, this is gonna save me so much space

[TheFenixor]

Spongebob :D

[HiddenCare]

HOLY gosh , you guys are geniuses thanks to that t-flop you answered all of my questions o.o

[TheDarkRaider126]

@HiddenCare

glad i could help :)

[DanGDG1]

I just did my own test with this. I dont like the second design because it relies on something that could be thought of as a glitch. The first one can be sped up by inverting the buttons output. This changes which edge condition changes the state of the T-flipflop. Your design changes when the button goes from hi to low(on to off), the inverted button allows for low to high state switch. This improves the time without much work that may not work in the future.

[MusicMusketeer]

@DanGDG1 now in english

please

[DanGDG1]

@MusicMusketeer Simple English would be invert the input signal to improve the speed. The technical stuff is only for those who wish to understand why this is faster and more likely to remain as the compact T-Flip flop for MineCraft.

I guess I have been watching a little to much SG1 as Sam and Daniels way of describing things is fluent for me.

[AZmugger77]

THANK YOU!!!!

[w0wh0ntics]

great thanks

[1o1NoMaN1o1]

thats me:)