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While Ive used the Compact Piston T Flip Flop for quite some time, I saw Donuts thread with a vertical version and wanted to try making a smaller version.

Ive got this to show for it.


Nothing against Donut, but smaller is always better. So 1 block thick, 7 tall, 6 wide. Input and Output are only 1 elevation difference.

While not the most useful, I found it fun to work out.

You call that small? :tongue.gif:

http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/512631-smallest-possible-t-flip-flop/


This is the smallest yet, area of 12 blocks. 6x2x1

Your pistons, sir... are not vertical

Those are not compact. This is my own design, I made it up. :biggrin.gif:




The block under the piston is a redstone torch and the piston is sticky. The repeaters HAVE to be set to those delays, or it won't work. The button is the input, the random redstone thing is the output.

Do you guys not read the piston logic thread >.>

Quote from Ranil

Those are not compact. This is my own design, I made it up. :biggrin.gif:


/snip

The block under the piston is a redstone torch and the piston is sticky. The repeaters HAVE to be set to those delays, or it won't work. The button is the input, the random redstone thing is the output.

Compared to the other vertical piston's ive seen, mine is quite small. And once again... your piston is not vertical. While not quoted, my reply goes for JMS as well.

While it doesnt change the nature or performance of the circuit, that was the point of my creation.

Redone:



1: Ouput
2: Input

Quote from Ranil

Redone:

/snip

1: Ouput
2: Input

Any hidden wiring in that? This doesnt work for me. Output never changes.

Did you set the repeaters to the right delays? The inverted repeater is 1 tick, and the normal repeater is 4 ticks.

No hidden wiring.

Copied... no joy. It just moves the block up and down.

Quote from DreadKyller

maybe there is something that's just being blocked by the block in the picture, I believe behind the block you need a repeater that's on, that way when the block is down the wire gets power, when up it does not.

The angle is... troublesome. I added a redstone torch and repeater behind the piston on the ground. It works that way. If that what I was missing, kudo's for designing.

Seems that just because you can do it your way doesnt mean that saying my way is bad is necessary. Redstone is about coming up with your own ways to do things.... not to mention... mine fits into a castle wall quite cleanly.

Quote from jms_gears1

Do you guys not read the piston logic thread >.>

where is the output ? :S

Edit: Never mind, figured it out

Just so you know, he made a VERTICAL Piston T Flip-Flop. Oh, and thanks for shrinking mine, might actually be useful now for things other than randomly large complexity.

dont mean to be mean, i made one that is one wide and DOESN'T use pistons and is one block thick

Quote from yolky87609

dont mean to be mean, i made one that is one wide and DOESN'T use pistons and is one block thick

Cool. Show us.

I have one that is one block think, does not use pistons, and has two outputs on the same side.

Quote from jassurkrul

Cool. Show us.

i made a post
its here:
http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/507529-new-1-wide-t-flip-flopno-pistons/