Minecraft Tutorials: Redstone - #2 Gates

The goal of this tutorial series is to teach viewers how to successfully and properly use Redstone circuits in Minecraft. This episode covers the basic use of logical gates, which are used to manipulate the state of an input/output. They're vital for use in complex circuitry systems and unlock a whole range of possible contraptions.

On a personal note, Redstone is pretty basic, and with the use of the two videos I've posted under the Redstone tutorial series, you should be able to go out and do what you will with it, though it feels odd to make a tutorial series that only consists of two videos, so I'm considering making a final video on advanced Redstone use, which will most likely cover the use of multiple gates and more complex machinery, maybe giving viewers some ideas for little things they can add to their setup to make things easier.

I'm also trying to edit my videos a tad better, but I have no real training in video editing and the tutorials I see for Sony Vegas are generally horrific, so I'm really just exploring different methods as I go.

Thanks for watching and for subscribing etc, I appreciate it :)

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[zettaioboete98]

わかりやすい

[Tiber Septim]

Omg..The song gave me Tony Hawk's Underground 2 Nostalgia to the extreme.

[adam holt]

Good job but should include a diode and a memory cell

[PitchSkullBlack]

yello

[Fergus Ho]

Wt does these things do

[adam morley]

Love the music personally. but with all the haters i think you should put some good reknown stuff in. like LMFAO. u no wat i mean

[floramew]

The video flowed really well, and was highly informative! Thank you for posting. My only issue, which probably is irrelevant now two years after this was posted, is "nand," because "neither" works just as well and has the bonus of actually being a word.

[jackrobertbuchanan]

HATE THAT MUSIC

[Sami Chowdhury]

Thank you soooooooo much this helped alot

[KatiePlaysMinecraft]

I remember those days...