Hidden Sand Steps using SCPE (Single Column Piston Elevator)

[PhailureOfAnime]

Get rid of your shitty computer and DIY a decent one. You deserve it :D

[TyrGodOfWar42]

Pretty amazing! I was thinking about making something like this, but you beat me to the punch. How'd you manage to get them that densely packed? I cannot figure it out.

[RuStyMoNkeY964]

@TyrGodOfWar42 :) they all run off the same unit. The bottom output powers all 6 pistons, the second to bottom output powers 5 and so on. To get the secondary torches working i put the main torches on one side of the pisotns and on the other i have the secondary ones... hope that helps

[TyrGodOfWar42]

@RuStyMoNkeY964 So, I can get something like this working on my SCPE type elevator, just by replacing the top piston with a sand block for each down step. If you use sideways redstone wire instead of torches it's really easy to wire up.

[happydude11209]

How did you get 6 right next to each other?

[RuStyMoNkeY964]

@happydude11209 they all run off the same unit. The bottom output powers all 6 pistons, the second to bottom output powers 5 and so on. To get the secondary torches working i put the main torches on one side of the pisotns and on the other i have the secondary ones... hope that helps

[RuStyMoNkeY964]

@TyrGodOfWar42 The column that only raises 1 actually has the most sand as it only needs 1 piston and the column that raises 6 has 6 sand and 6 pistons.

[itspietime314]

do you know of a way to do this side ways

[itspietime314]

@itspietime314 just pushing them out anyway

[RuStyMoNkeY964]

@itspietime314 yea you can use the same logic as what my SCPE uses but you would need to make it differently as you don't want it to go up.... might turn out to be a bit bigger but it definitly can be done.