Wireless Redstone [vertical] | Minecraft

Hello there ray here and today we’d like to show you a very simple vertical Wireless redstone component that can be very useful so on the protec server I was up in the air and I wanted to be able to turn something on and off that was quite a bit further down below me

And I came up with a system that is really simple and this is like a way to have Wireless redstone that is vertical so what I have here is just a block that will come over and block the sky access to this day light sensor which is set to

Night mode and then I have another day light sensor over here which is also set to night mode and they’re both detecting sky access and as soon as I put a block over them I am able to have this one change is power state so if we look at

This one this has a power level one where this one over here has a part of level of zero and I have a comparator here that is comparing the signal so this is the main comparator and he is checking to see if the signal to the

Right of him is stronger than when he is if it’s not then it won’t be able to overcome history and therefore power from this power one level daily sensor will be able to go right through this comparator and power this line over here now this is a really easy way that came

Up to be able to have a wireless redstone component be turned on and off from up above and here you can see the Pistons are turning on right now and then if I flip this lever they will turn off the most time you don’t use a daily

Sensor to do very specific timings with like clock in survival because you get the thunderstorms as well as rainstorms which can affect the signal strength that comes out of a daylight sensor so but for this case here we have two daylight sensors so we can easily detect

If there is a rainstorm we can always compare it to this one so this one here is just checking up above him and say hey there’s a block above me then I’ll put off a different single strength than this one over here which will always be our controller group and we’ll be able

To see that it is thunderstorm and this won’t be able to see that it’s a thunderstorm that it’s just been slightly changed because there’s a black boat so here you can see even at night time this works so I place a block on top of them it will turn on and if I

Remove the block they will shut off see how it works in thunderstorms rain storms and doesn’t matter what time of the day you turn it on or off or if you leave it on during the whole entire day it will stay on so if I just switch back to

Day time again you’ll see that it will work just fine the daylight sensor is update an appropriate order and this way it can be able to stay on so when I first was trying to figure out a way to have a wireless redstone signal going downwards from above I thought of the

White bud which is this here this is first probably shown by track meny and this is a modified version by goose but here you can see when I flicked this lemur it’ll turn that redstone lamp on and often the way that this works is that’s pretty much that block is coming

Over here updating this column of light which is going down here and allows us to update this glowstone here which is being buttered so when this redstone lamp turns on it allows daylight to go through it just like as if it was like a leaf block but pretty much tail lights

Going through this when the redstone lamp is on it’s going over here and updating this daylight sensor as well as this glowstone block and the school stone block is updating this daylight sensor as well and then soon as the redstone block turns off and becomes

Like I saw the block just like that and then no light can come into here so currently this glowstone block will be budded because of the light that came in and they never got updated saying that the light change so as soon as you place

A block above it it will update it and this is detected by the daylight sensor as well as this redstone dust and this comparator down here go to use this you don’t need to have any of this stuff here you just need to take the output from here just put a

Repeater there and this will be your output and when you flip this lever this will turn that repeater on and then when you flick it again this will shut it off this is a really easy way to make a wireless redstone signal from above because both these daylight sensors need

To have sky access you gotta make sure that they are not being blocked by any blocks above them so you want to make sure there’s no solid blocks or any blocks that will defuse the lights such as like cobwebs or leaves and stuff along that line and this also means that

You can use any type of transparent blocks such as glass above this and that does not affect it so if you found this interesting show me the like if you’d like to see other small redstone devices subscribe and don’t forget to comment bye bye