Maps Redstone Device

Tic-Tac-Toe in Minecraft

• 12/22/19 4:40 pm
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domes
Lvl 39 • Artisan System
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So here it is! The tic tac toe game in Minecraft completely created of redstone in 2013. Actually, it was my last redstone project with a trailer on YouTube in those days. But do not worry, I still have some redstone projects that have never been published!

Major features:
  • Singleplayer mode (both sides supported)
  • Multiplayer mode
  • Computer vs computer mode
  • You can choose your symbol (cross or circle)
  • Score counter for each side
  • Win reward
  • Complete reset option
Yeah, the English used in this project was very bad, I know...

I wish you a Merry Christmas, guys!

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Dani4355
• 04/20/2020 10:11 am
• Level 77 : Legendary System
That's amazing, great work!
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domes
• 04/20/2020 10:27 am
• Level 39 : Artisan System
Thank you! :-)
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New Reds Technology
• 12/23/2019 7:13 pm
• Level 36 : Artisan System Electrician
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I was wondering... can you write this in my Instruction set once I make it??? you don't have to do anything in minecraft just write it on paper in 1's and 0's
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domes
• 12/23/2019 7:43 pm
• Level 39 : Artisan System
Sorry, I have already told you that I don't have time for such things. But I still need to point something out. This is not a processor running tic tac toe game. It is a discrete logic circuit for this specific purpose. So it is quite different from tic tac toe program and its machine code to be precise.

Nevertheless, I think that I possibly could (but will not) write this as software in your processor's machine code. I don't know how many programs you have written in a processor machine code but I think that you at least suspect the tic tac toe game won't be the shortest one. Also, redstone-based processors in Minecraft are usually very slow to be usable for something useful... :-))

E.g., I have created a simple program for my dual-core processor in its machine code to synchronize two threads when accessing shared data in memory called "Two investors". It took me several days and the whole source file had less than 200 lines including comments. However, it was definitely worth it. And I recommend you to do the same to better understand your machine code and its strong points and weaknesses.

Nevertheless, if you have any questions, maybe I can help you somehow... :-))
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Welcome