How to Build FNAF 1 Doors in MCPE 1.19+ // Minecraft FNAF How to Build

Ladies and gentlemen welcome back to another video where today i’m going to be showing you how to build functional wireless finance doors for the bedrock version of minecraft so let’s go ahead and get right into it so as you can see here we have our door frame where our

Security door would be placed and if we hit this bottom button here you will see that our door is going to close down and if we hit the button again and want to open it up the door is going to open back up just like that and of course

What is a fnaf door without the accompanying light so if we go ahead and hit this button here you will see that our light block turns on and if we go ahead and hit the button again our light source turns off just like that really cool really quickly and really simple to

Do and of course the main feature of this build is that there is no visible redstone anywhere so this makes it really easy and really useful if you want to decorate the surrounding areas now something i want to quickly point out is that following this video will be

A java tutorial for this exact same door design so if you’re playing on the java version of minecraft and want to build this for yourself then make sure you click on the icon on the screen right now but for all you bedrock players let’s go ahead and continue with the

Video now if we go ahead and see how this works you can see that it is quite simple in design we only have nine total command blocks for the door itself and another three for the light switch and then we just have some frames over here which are actually are what getting

Copied and pasted into our door frame up above it is very simple and hopefully you should have no trouble building this for yourself just in case you do need help with this build however i will be down in the comments answering as many questions and concerns as possible so

That way you are able to build this in your own minecraft world and while you’re down in the comments why not let me know what other minecraft command block creations you would like to see next on the channel but with all that being said let’s go ahead and begin with

The tutorial so to get started with the build the first thing you’re of course going to want to do is find the frame of which your door is going to be placed in so for example i just have this small 2×3 area here where our door is going to

Be placed and also you can have your buttons wherever you want just for this example however i’m going to be having my buttons right next to the door frame now here’s where you’re going to want to pay close attention as just like java the set block command is very picky

Depending on what direction you are facing so go ahead and take out an empty locator map open it and see what direction you are facing so for this example you can see i’m facing south your build may be different you may be facing east north or west just make sure

You are taking note of what direction you are facing this is important to keep note of because depending what direction you’re facing is going to change where the blocks are going to get cloned to so for example since i’m facing south i want to keep note of this coordinate

Here on the bottom right corner now if you’re facing a different direction say north you’re going to want to keep note of the bottom left corner so i’m go ahead and throw a guide up on the screen showing you where you want to keep note of depending on what direction you are

Facing and remember this is really important otherwise your door may end up phasing through a wall once you’ve done that you’re then going to want to build yourself a platform where you’re going to be placing all of your command blocks and redstone it doesn’t need to be too

Big but just make sure that you have space to work with so the first thing we’re going to want to do is build ourselves a toggle flip-flop so go ahead and take out your droppers and hoppers and we’re going to go ahead and build a system that looks like this so go ahead

And place a dropper facing upwards a second one facing towards the player a hopper going into this bottom dropper and a last dropper going into this hopper just like this now we’re going to want to place three blocks behind these droppers here one two three we’re going

To go ahead and place a repeating command block on this outpost block with a comparator going out of it and a repeater going into this dropper just like this now we’re going to go ahead and get started with our first chain of commands so we’re going to go ahead and

Open up this command block and the first thing you’re going to want to do before you do anything is set this to always active you need to make sure that this command block is set to always active otherwise this will not work so make sure your command block is set to repeat

And always active now we’re going to go ahead and start typing in our commands so we’re going to go ahead and type in test for block as this is the command that replaces the execute command for the bedrock edition of the game next we’re going to type in the coordinates

Of our door button so for example for me my door button was set at -42 minus 37 and nine then you’re going to type in the type of button you are using so for me i was using a crimson button so we’re going to go ahead and type that

In just like this before we finish with this chain of commands however there’s actually another step we need to do so go ahead and minimize this for the time being you’ll see that this redstone is going to activate here don’t worry that is going to be active right now however

We are going to change that so go ahead and take out your locator map once again and find the direction you are facing where your buttons are facing towards the player so for me i’m facing south and the buttons are facing towards me this is important because once again we

Need to set a value towards whatever direction these buttons are facing so go ahead and throw a guide up on screen showing you what value you want to set your buttons to depending on what direction you are facing so for me since i’m facing south my button value is

Going to be set to 10. so go ahead and return back to your command block and go ahead and type in the set value that you need for your build so for me it was at 10 and now we can go ahead and close it and you should see that this redstone is

Going to deactivate this is exactly what we want so now we should be able to go ahead and test this out so go ahead and open up this dropper here and place an item of any kind in there so now we’re going to go ahead and test this so go

Ahead and go up to your button and you go ahead and just give it a click and we should see that the item has moved from this dropper all the way to this dropper hey that’s exactly what we want and if we go ahead and click it again we should

See that it should move back to the original dropper up above so now that we have a working toggle flip-flop you’re now going to want to take out your comparator and at this bottom dropper here you’re going to want to place a comparator facing outwards with a block

In front of that and a repeater going in a different direction from it this is just so i can keep this organized so then we’re going to alternate between command blocks and repeaters so go ahead and place a command block repeater command block repeater command block repeater and command block so you should

Have four command blocks and four repeaters lined up just like this so now it’s time for us to go ahead and take down the coordinates for our door here so what we’re going to do is find the top left corner and bottom right corner of each door so go ahead and just break

This block here we’re going to go ahead and stand on this block and the coordinate here is the first one that you want to keep note of as this is the top left corner so go ahead and write it down for me it’s going to be minus 33

Minus 41 and 3 we’re then going to go ahead and place that block back and we’re going to want to go to the bottom right corner where we’re going to once again take down this coordinate so for me it is at -34 minus 43 and three so once you’ve got the corner coordinates

Of your first door frame you’re then going to want to go to your first command block here and go ahead and open it up and this is where we’re going to type in our first clone command so go ahead and type in clone and now you’re going to type in those two corner

Coordinates that you just wrote down so i’m going to go ahead and type in minus 33 minus 41 and 3 and the second corner was at -34 minus 43 and three now what we’re going to do is type in the coordinate of where our door is going to be pasted so like i

Mentioned earlier on in the video you need to pay attention to what corner of the door this is getting pasted in and go ahead and write that down so for me it was at minus 41 minus 38 and at 10. so now that is our first command block

All done with so now we’re just going to do the exact same thing three more times so go ahead and go to your next door frame and go ahead and write down the coordinate of the top left corner here so minus 33 minus 41 and seven go ahead

And go to the bottom right corner and go ahead and write in the coordinates once again minus 34 minus 43 and seven then you’re going to go over to your second command block and go ahead and type in another clone command using those two corners so go ahead and type in clone

And my coordinates were at -33 minus 41 and seven and the second corner was at minus 34 minus 43 and at seven and once again you want to type in the coordinate of where your door is going to be pasted at so just that i can show you guys the

Entire process we’re then going to go ahead and take the coordinate of this block here so go ahead and place down two scaffolding blocks for the time being and go ahead and type in your coordinate up here in this top corner once you’ve got that written down you

Can then go ahead and place that block back go to your bottom corner and go ahead and type in that coordinate that you need then in your third command block you’re then going to go ahead and type in the same thing again so clone and type in those coordinates even for

This last platform here even if there is nothing here you’re still going to want to do the exact same thing so once again scaffold two blocks up and you’re going to go ahead and take this corner block here so mine’s at minus 33 minus 41 15

Go ahead and break these two blocks and go to your other corner and go ahead and type in your other coordinates so even if there is nothing here on this platform we are still pretending that there is a door made of air here so if it helps that you just build the entire

Door first then take the coordinates and then break the blocks that is completely up to you but you just want to make sure that you have a platform with nothing on it so go ahead and type that in one last time so we’re going to go ahead and

Clone minus 33 minus 41 15 and minus 34 minus 43 and 15 once again and type in that last coordinate where it’s going to get pasted too so with that we now should have ourselves a completed opening sequence of our door it’s really a lot of repetition but that’s all that

This is in order to get this door to work so let’s go ahead and test it out so if we go ahead and click our bottom button here we should see that our door is going to open up just like that if we hit the button again you’ll see that

Nothing happens and that is just because we don’t have the closing sequence done yet however if you hit the button again you will notice that the door is going to open back up so now that we’ve made sure that the opening sequence works we’re now going to go ahead and move on

To the closing sequence so next to this bottom dropper here we’re going to go ahead and place three blocks in a little corner that looks like this then we’re going to go ahead and take a comparison running out of this top dropper running into a block with a repeater coming out

Of the other side now we’re going to do is run a line of blocks going all the way up to this final command block here as we are just going to be doing the exact same sequence the other way around so if you’re playing on a pc version of

Minecraft what you are able to do instead of typing in all of these commands again you can go ahead and hit control and middle mouse button and it will copy that command block so you can see here that it has the data of this command block here so you can see that

This command here is the exact same as this command here so just as i don’t spend any more of your time i’m going to go ahead and copy each one of these command blocks but flip them around so your first block here is going to be your last block on the closing sequence

So unfortunately if you don’t have any way to copy a command block you’re going to have to type in those command blocks the same again except the other way around so i’m going to go ahead and copy these command blocks here and i’m going to go ahead and flip them and paste them

The opposite way around so that way we have ourselves an opening and a closing so now in between each one of these blocks we’re going to go ahead and place our repeaters and now our door should be all completely done so if we go ahead

And hit our button we should be able to see that our door is going to close and if we hit the button again our door is going to open back up we now have ourselves a completely functional wireless door for the bedrock version of minecraft so up next we’re now going to

Move over to our light switch so go ahead and build yourself a smaller platform next to your door platform this is just that we can separate the two and you don’t get confused so we’re gonna go ahead and build ourselves another t flip flop so go ahead and take out your

Droppers and hoppers and place a dropper facing upwards a second one facing towards the player a hopper going into this bottom dropper and then another dropper going into that hopper just like this now go ahead and take out your repeater and place it going into this bottom dropper here with a comparator

Behind that and a repeating command block to end it off now we’re going to go ahead and type in the test full block command that is going to be linked to your light button so go ahead and open this up and the first thing you’re going

To want to do is set this to always active make sure that it’s set to always active and repeat otherwise it won’t work i cannot stress that enough you need to make sure it’s set to always active so now we’re going to go ahead and type in the test for block command

So go ahead and type in test for block and we’re going to go ahead and type in the coordinates for your button so for me i was using a warped button at the coordinates -42 minus 36 and nine so now i’m going to type in that button i was

Using which was a warped button now we’re going to type in the commands that are linked to your like button so go ahead and open up this repeating command block and the first thing you’re going to do is set this to always active that is probably the most important part

Of this video is setting these command blocks to always active otherwise this won’t work that is the most important thing you need to remember so now that we’ve done that we’re now going to open this up and we’re going to type in the second test full block so go ahead and

Type in test for block and now we’re going to type in the coordinates that are connected to our light button so mine was located at -42 minus 36 and nine then we’re going to type in the type of button you’re using so for me i was using something

Different i was using a warped button so i’m going to go ahead and type that in and then once again type in the value of the direction that your button is facing since my button was still facing south i’m going to go ahead and put in 10 but

Make sure that your value is set to the correct place now that you’ve done that you can then go ahead and put an item into one of these droppers just to make sure that it works let’s go ahead and test it out so if we go ahead and go

Over to our light switch and go ahead and click this button we should find that the item is moved to the top dropper and if we go ahead and click the button again we should see that it should go back to its original state it’s just important to go ahead and test

It out so that way you don’t go ahead and build all the commands and then realize that your toggle flip flop doesn’t work so just go ahead and test it out quickly and make sure it’s all good once you have a functional t flip flop you’re then going to want to take

Out your comparisons and face one outwards from this bottom dropper here with a repeater in front of it with a combined block to end it off and we’re going to do the exact same thing on the other side except this time we’re going to raise it up a block so go ahead and

Place three blocks here and then go ahead and from this top dropper place a comparator with a repeater at the end of it with a command block to end it off so you should have a system that looks similar to this now what we’re going to

Do is take the coordinate of where you want your light block to be so for example my light block is going to be on this block here so go ahead and type in the coordinates for where you want your block to be appeared so go ahead and

Return to your command blocks and this time instead of using the clone command we’re going to be using something a bit more simple as instead of cloning multiple blocks we’re just going to be pasting one block into the area so we’re going to be using the set block command

For this and we’re going to go ahead and type in the coordinates for where you want your light block to be so minus 42 minus 34 and 11 and go ahead and type in the block that you want to use so i’m going to be using a redstone lamp for

This example once you’ve done that you can then go ahead and minimize the tab and we’re going to go ahead and move over to our second command block where we’re going to type in the exact same thing with the same coordinates so go ahead and type in set block type in

Those same coordinates and now i’m going to change things up and go ahead and use a c lantern for this example once you’ve done that you can then go ahead and minimize your command block and now this should be the entire setup all completely finished so if we go

Ahead and test this out if we click our button here we should find ourselves that ac lantern appears and if we click the button again we should find out that our light switch turns off by turning into a switched off redstone lamp so now we have ourselves a completely

Functional light system to finish off our completely functional door now something i want to quickly bring up is that if you want your light source to be a lit redstone lamp you’re going to have to change a few things as you can’t just use the lit redstone lamp block and

Expect it to work the same way so if i show you here if we go ahead and turn our light switch on you can see that the lamp turns on but immediately turns off and that is because it is getting updated the moment it sets block as redstone lamps aren’t supposed to be

Activated wirelessly they need something to power them so once it gets set blocked there it’s going to turn itself off because it realizes that nothing’s powering it so we’re going to need to change a few things so what we’re going to do is just set an actual redstone

Lamp there and not with command block so we’re going to set block on top of it a redstone block so that way it gets powered so go ahead and return to your redstone down here and we’re going to change a few things so first of all

We’re going to get rid of this block here and we’re going to replace both of these to redstone blocks and now we’re going to up the y value by 1 so since i was at -34 i’m going to change it to -33 and we’re going to want to do the same

To this command block over here and change its values so instead of it being a redstone lamp we actually want to change the block type to an air block and then we’re going to want to go ahead and raise the value up again so it’s up

Where the other block is so now this should be all fixed now the only problem with this being is that you will see the redstone block on top of it so if i go ahead and click this button here you will notice the redstone lamp does turn

On however we do have the redstone block on top of it so you’re going to want to make sure that if you are doing this that you have your ceiling right here so that way you do not see the visible redstone this is the reason why i used a

Sea lantern in my example just so that we don’t actually have the redstone visible with that though ladies and gentlemen that is going to wrap it up for today’s video i really do hope that you guys enjoyed and most importantly found this video useful if you did make

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