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Howdy Partnoids! Todays vid is the first in a two/three part series detailing how to build a Redstone clock. I take you through the piston memory array that stores all the information for the clock and deals with outputting the time onto displays. Piston Memory of course has many other uses as well (I discuss this in the video!) Hope it's helpful for everyone!
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the world save is a .rar file
www.planetminecraft.com/project/i-need-some-help-with-my-awesome-redstone-project-one-count-is-not-working-please-help-me-out/
Thx!
a)windows 7: the search function at the start menu
b)windows XP: on your keybroad there should be a windows icon, press that while also pressing the letter r
3)open the folder .minecraft
4)open the folder saves
5)place the world in the saves folder
6)run minecraft
Hope this helped :D