i had an idea where if you had redstone coming off of a chest it would transport the objects in the chest to where ever the redstone ends, which could be another chest or a dispense. so if you had a very tall castle you could put arrows in a dispenser without having to go all the way up to the dispenser or if you are getting cobble stone under your house you could have a chest connected to another chest so you didnt have to worry about filling up your inventory. you could also have one chest connected to multiple chests or dispensers so you could stay in a mine or something for a long time and never run out of space. tell me what you think and what more there could be with this idea
*gasps and points* He broke DAH RULEZ!
BTW That would be kinda weird since you would have to convert all of the items into little atoms or nucleus and wait for it to be transported along the wire, then reform when it got to the top. The only teleportation done was with a single spot of light. And that took days to teleport.
*gasps and points* He broke DAH RULEZ!
BTW That would be kinda weird since you would have to convert all of the items into little atoms or nucleus and wait for it to be transported along the wire, then reform when it got to the top. The only teleportation done was with a single spot of light. And that took days to teleport.
cause everything else in minecraft makes perfect sense..........
how about instead of redstone a new block is added that is like a pipe or something so that it makes a bit more sense. :smile.gif:
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*gasps and points* He broke DAH RULEZ!
BTW That would be kinda weird since you would have to convert all of the items into little atoms or nucleus and wait for it to be transported along the wire, then reform when it got to the top. The only teleportation done was with a single spot of light. And that took days to teleport.
cause everything else in minecraft makes perfect sense..........
He means a method to transfer objects over long distances without moving. Like the chest in the minecart.