Maps Redstone Device

Piston floor-BUD switch

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fibonatic
Lvl 41 • Master Electrician
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With a lot of BUD switches you can't use the block above the piston, so you wouldn't be able to place one in de middle of a room underneath the floor. With this design you can.
It makes use of a glitch of tricking a piston to think it's still powered, however the power is cut of.

The part underground is 5 by 5 by 5 blocks and only send out a pulse every time the red block updates. This BUD switches can't be triggered very fast because the system needs to be reset, this take 1.6 seconds (16 ticks).

The two orange blocks are the blocks that are moved by the two sticky pistons, the red block is the block which needs to be updated to trigger the BUD switch and I used glass blocks for the floor, so you could see trough and look at the circuit.

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paperdood
• 11/03/2011 9:28 pm
• Level 15 : Journeyman Architect
what the heck are you talking abot?
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fibonatic
• 11/03/2011 10:31 pm
• Level 41 : Master Electrician
I am talking about a BUD switch; a block update detector switch. So this circuit detects is the red block updates. For example if the red block would be redstone ore and you would punch it or walk over it, the redstone ore would emit light for a short period of time, but would also update and trigger the BUD switch.
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