Published Jul 14th, 2017, 7/14/17 12:40 pm
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I am attempting to design a computer in Minecraft and program it so that it theoretically could run Minecraft. This computer would be completely able to be constructed in Survival without mods; however, the Tickrate Mod, similar commands, and/or the clone command may be used to increase the speed of the game enough that the version of Minecraft in the redstone computer would run at an observable speed or to construct repetitive circuits faster. This does not contradict my previous statement that the computer would be possible to construct in Survival without mods or commands; these mods/commands only make it easier to test the computer or build repetitive circuits. I may use instant logic gates or possibly hexadecimal processing; however, it is too early to say for sure.
Help with the coding of the game once the processor is complete would be appreciated.
Also, help with test running the game (if you have a very powerful computer) would be appreciated.
I am open to help and suggestions as to the design of the redstone computer.
If I use your help, I will give you credit.
Contact me here or on my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_GzEu48oZ6PmWxzz7lUHHA
Images and videos will be included once I have made some more progress.
Help with the coding of the game once the processor is complete would be appreciated.
Also, help with test running the game (if you have a very powerful computer) would be appreciated.
I am open to help and suggestions as to the design of the redstone computer.
If I use your help, I will give you credit.
Contact me here or on my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_GzEu48oZ6PmWxzz7lUHHA
Images and videos will be included once I have made some more progress.
Credit | pi314159265358978 for the instant logic gates |
Progress | 5% complete |
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/gamerule randomTickSpeed 3 sets the it to the default tick speed of Minecraft. I'm sure you can figure it out from there. I hope this helped. Glhf!
Sorry for the really late reply!