@ThatSommeS That's true, but this is Minecraft...One could just as easily break the doors and enter. It's not meant to be practical. I was just experimenting with Redstone.
The circuit is way more complicated than it needs to be. Applying De Morgan's laws, you only need up to 7 NOT gates and a single OR. Just invert the bits that are supposed to be "1", OR all six connections, invert the result, and hook it up to the doors.
@OfficialAxid Holy shit what was that a month ago stop trolling through comments. I do not griefe either I am just saying if a griefer wanted to he could just break it.
@iwacher In Minecraft, the blocks are so big that even simple circuits such as this one take up a good amount of space. I don't of any way to make a 6-switch door lock much more compact.
all you need to do to get in is place a switch next to the door though... If you do a single door, and reverse the signal to where the door is always open and closes when the signal is correct, then just put the door on sideways to where the doors "open" position is actually closed, than the only way to get in is to get the code right.... or break the door. And you can have the switches on the wall next to the door too.... i've got an 8 digit code for mine....
Wow! Nice job that must have took a LONG time to figure out and build. Also can you do a tutorial on how to open two doors at one using a lever or a button?
To open two doors with one switch, all you have to do is split the Redstone line from the switch into two Redstone lines, each of which is linked to a door. It would look like this (ignore the periods, they are there for spacing):
how u would make a reset button?
XxpressmusicCzZz 1 month ago
you could have a reset button on the inside that would reset the switchs?
paddypeyton 7 months ago
@paddypeyton That's a great idea actually.
kindofdoon 7 months ago
problem is if someone happens to walk by when you are inside they will see the code!!
so it won't really help. to make a good lock you would have to make it so that no one could see it
ThatSommeS 8 months ago
@ThatSommeS That's true, but this is Minecraft...One could just as easily break the doors and enter. It's not meant to be practical. I was just experimenting with Redstone.
kindofdoon 8 months ago
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or they just destroy the door...
Rubenwbrk 9 months ago
lol 0:43 your house is on fire O_O
SpeedDaMusicUp 10 months ago 3
I made a redstone door lock with a combination check it out.
McHelpVids 10 months ago
The circuit is way more complicated than it needs to be. Applying De Morgan's laws, you only need up to 7 NOT gates and a single OR. Just invert the bits that are supposed to be "1", OR all six connections, invert the result, and hook it up to the doors.
shido534 10 months ago
@shido534 I'm not familiar with De Morgan's laws, but you're right, that would have condensed the circuit significantly. Thanks for the suggestion.
kindofdoon 10 months ago
you have a burning house
awsomeguy5001 10 months ago
the combination should be 101010 since it's the ultimate answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything...
Sefalus1118 11 months ago
@Sefalus1118 no thats 42
gtholadude 9 months ago
@gtholadude 101010 is binary for 42
Sefalus1118 9 months ago
@OfficialAxid Too bad this isn't YOUR vid. I was just making about shut the fuck up bitch damn.
N1CisSIC 11 months ago
@OfficialAxid Holy shit what was that a month ago stop trolling through comments. I do not griefe either I am just saying if a griefer wanted to he could just break it.
N1CisSIC 11 months ago
why are you making the lock so big?
iwacher 1 year ago
@iwacher In Minecraft, the blocks are so big that even simple circuits such as this one take up a good amount of space. I don't of any way to make a 6-switch door lock much more compact.
kindofdoon 1 year ago
@iwacher, and your takin way more space then what you need...
ilusjon 11 months ago
too bad I can just break the wall 0.o
N1CisSIC 1 year ago
all you need to do to get in is place a switch next to the door though... If you do a single door, and reverse the signal to where the door is always open and closes when the signal is correct, then just put the door on sideways to where the doors "open" position is actually closed, than the only way to get in is to get the code right.... or break the door. And you can have the switches on the wall next to the door too.... i've got an 8 digit code for mine....
jpierce1987 1 year ago
@jpierce1987 Yeah, it's not meant to be practical. I just wanted to experiment with Redstone.
kindofdoon 1 year ago
what do u do with redstones?
p0otytang 1 year ago
Wow! Nice job that must have took a LONG time to figure out and build. Also can you do a tutorial on how to open two doors at one using a lever or a button?
Randombutfunvideos 1 year ago
@Randombutfunvideos Actually, it only took one day of work.
To open two doors with one switch, all you have to do is split the Redstone line from the switch into two Redstone lines, each of which is linked to a door. It would look like this (ignore the periods, they are there for spacing):
door______door
...............|
...............|
..........switch
kindofdoon 1 year ago
@kindofdoon Cool! I got it to work thanks!
Randombutfunvideos 1 year ago
This shit is too complex for my simple mind :D
kadexbox 1 year ago
Brilliant! Can't wait to see the final product!
Metroidam11 1 year ago