How To Be A Minecraft Redstone Expert - Episode 5: RsNor latch + Button Combination Lock

[orangepotatoes66]

my name is cameron and i live in aus as well :P good vids, thanks heaps :)

[Stobesyy]

@orangepotatoes66 where abouts ;D

[Goldenseek42]

oooohhhh so now the pig's the spy?

[themadman30001]

I'm as confused as hell with everything in this. Can you make the tut a bit slower. It's too fast :D and i'm new to redstone. Only redstone thing i've made befeore this is a sticky piston door. :/

[Stobesyy]

@themadman30001 have you seen all the other episodes prior to this?

it also takes a bit of messing around and practice to get it right and understand it.

[themadman30001]

@Stobesyy Yeah i've seen the others. My server aint working so well with redstone so i'll start again on single and let you know what problems I still have. I'll watch first then do myself.

[Stobesyy]

@themadman30001 yeah dont mean to be a dck but the best way of learning and remembering is by trying it and experimenting lol, if you do have any specific problems i can help you

[orangepotatoes66]

@themadman30001 ...just pause the video... 0.o

[TheTslat]

For those that are still confused...an RS-NOR latch is best described like a lightbulb. Once it is turned on, it stays on, until you manually turn it off again. One good thing about RS-NOR latches is that it can have 2 outputs at the same time. One will always be active while the other is inactive.

To simplify, the RS-NOR latch will always be active on one side. When you send a signal to it, it will change from active to inactive, and the opposite side will change from inactive to active.

[Goldenseek42]

@TheTslat Either a lightbulb or another version of the T-Flip Flop.

[TheTslat]

@Goldenseek42 not quite

[vdudz]

these deserve more views. they have helped me alot

[Dandacion]

just saying you can make rsnor latches smaller than that

[Stobesyy]

@Dandacion i knnow but its messier

[Dandacion]

@Stobesyy Not really. you can move the 2 blocks with the torches on closer together as torches do not react with each other.

[Stobesyy]

@Dandacion yes but you have to put the wires ontop of the block if im not mistaken, this is more stable for the inputs

[TheOsco11]

Hey man, Im loving this series, but please put the render distance down a bit, the lag is a bit annoying :)

[Stobesyy]

@NumBirdieNum ofcourse it is, what else could it be

[NumBirdieNum]

06:08 a button is like a short burst... of... burstiness