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First of all I'd like to apologize for any inconvenience caused by my bad english skills, which are the reason for possible spelling/grammer mistakes.
What can this thing do?
This device is able to select tiles randomly and to put them together in a pattern, which creates a randomly generated map.
Here you can see it's astonishing results:
And how does it do that?
The machine you'll read about is a revolutionary combination of an extremely simply and efficient redstone randomizer and a nearly perfect system for generating the world.
It can give you absolutely astonishing results, considering the fact, that it was all made by very simple redstone wires and not a single clock.
It consists out of a possibly unlimited amount of smaller redstone device tiles, that are all resetting themselves after getting activated.
Every tile can exist individually, putting them in such a pattern is optional.
All you have to do, in order to create a map with this generator is putting them all together and maybe adding a button, that triggers them all at the same moment.
This is how the redstone looks when you press the button and start generating:
And how does the redstone work?
What can this be used for?
The possibilites are nearly endless.
You could make PVP maps with randomly generated arenas, random puzzle maps, custom mazes and much, much more.
It has gives all maps the advantage, that it doesn't give you the chance to remember a certain area, only skills count on PVP maps.
I hope this project gives everyone the inspiration to use this system for their own maps.
See you!
Thank you for reading this tutorial, see you later!
What can this thing do?
This device is able to select tiles randomly and to put them together in a pattern, which creates a randomly generated map.
Here you can see it's astonishing results:
And how does it do that?
The machine you'll read about is a revolutionary combination of an extremely simply and efficient redstone randomizer and a nearly perfect system for generating the world.
It can give you absolutely astonishing results, considering the fact, that it was all made by very simple redstone wires and not a single clock.
It consists out of a possibly unlimited amount of smaller redstone device tiles, that are all resetting themselves after getting activated.
Every tile can exist individually, putting them in such a pattern is optional.
All you have to do, in order to create a map with this generator is putting them all together and maybe adding a button, that triggers them all at the same moment.
This is how the redstone looks when you press the button and start generating:
And how does the redstone work?
Step 1
The state in which the tile is at the beginning at the process or when it is unpowered.
After a reset all dispensers are completely refilled, so you just have to replace the wool with a redstone block to start it.
After a reset all dispensers are completely refilled, so you just have to replace the wool with a redstone block to start it.
Step 2
The first thing that happens after replacing wool with redstone.
The redstone on top of the first dispenser gets triggered.
Commands:
/fill ~+1 ~0 ~+1 ~+64 ~0 ~+64 redstone_block 0 replace wool 0
The redstone on top of the first dispenser gets triggered.
Commands:
/fill ~+1 ~0 ~+1 ~+64 ~0 ~+64 redstone_block 0 replace wool 0
Step 3
The dispenser places 1/4 command blocks (+NBT), that are inside the dispenser.
Which command block is chosen is always random.
Which command block is chosen is always random.
Step 4
The placed command block is triggered instantly, because it gets placed next to a redstone block.
The command block's "/setblock" command replaces 1/4 redstone blocks with air, so 1/4 dispensers gets unpowered.
Commands:
/setblock ~+1 ~0 ~-2 air
/setblock ~+1 ~0 ~-1 air
/setblock ~+1 ~0 ~+1 air
/setblock ~+1 ~0 ~+2 air
The command block's "/setblock" command replaces 1/4 redstone blocks with air, so 1/4 dispensers gets unpowered.
Commands:
/setblock ~+1 ~0 ~-2 air
/setblock ~+1 ~0 ~-1 air
/setblock ~+1 ~0 ~+1 air
/setblock ~+1 ~0 ~+2 air
Step 5
Right after that, the first repeaters (at full delay) are powered by the redstone on the dispenser.
Step 6
The command block, which was activated by the repeater refills the missing air block in the row of redstone blocks.
That is going to power the dispenser.
Only one dispenser gets triggered by this process, because the other three dispensers were powered all the time already.
Commands:
/fill ~+2 ~0 ~0 ~+2 ~0 ~+4 redstone_block
That is going to power the dispenser.
Only one dispenser gets triggered by this process, because the other three dispensers were powered all the time already.
Commands:
/fill ~+2 ~0 ~0 ~+2 ~0 ~+4 redstone_block
Step 7
The trigerred dispenser places 1/9 possible command blocks.
Every dispenser has 9 unique command blocks on it, so in the end there are 4*9=36 different command blocks, that the randomizer can choose between.
The placed command block gets triggered instantly, as it is next to a redstone block.
It clones an existing 8x8 blocks large tile and pastes it above the redstone device.
There are 36 different tiles and 1 command block for each of them.
Commands:
/clone 100000 100 100000 100007 128 100007 ~-5 ~+3 ~-1
(only 1/36 commands. You can find a full list of clone commands in the world save.)
Every dispenser has 9 unique command blocks on it, so in the end there are 4*9=36 different command blocks, that the randomizer can choose between.
The placed command block gets triggered instantly, as it is next to a redstone block.
It clones an existing 8x8 blocks large tile and pastes it above the redstone device.
There are 36 different tiles and 1 command block for each of them.
Commands:
/clone 100000 100 100000 100007 128 100007 ~-5 ~+3 ~-1
(only 1/36 commands. You can find a full list of clone commands in the world save.)
Step 8
The last second repeater (at full delay) gets triggered and activates a command block, which is going to clone an exact copy of the redstone device in default state to the top, which resets the whole thing, refills dispensers and deactivates all redstone.
Commands:
/clone ~-1 ~-5 ~-6 ~+6 ~-3 ~+1 ~-1 ~-1 ~-6
Commands:
/clone ~-1 ~-5 ~-6 ~+6 ~-3 ~+1 ~-1 ~-1 ~-6
What can this be used for?
The possibilites are nearly endless.
You could make PVP maps with randomly generated arenas, random puzzle maps, custom mazes and much, much more.
It has gives all maps the advantage, that it doesn't give you the chance to remember a certain area, only skills count on PVP maps.
I hope this project gives everyone the inspiration to use this system for their own maps.
See you!
Thank you for reading this tutorial, see you later!
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I believe that there is an MCedit filter that fixes the issue though.
I had to steal a lot of coolness, which I combined into this machine.
The generator itself runs on coolness, but don't ask me how my engineer made that happen.