I'm was thinking that their should be a Code block for redstone circuits. The block will have one main input, one output, and two side inputs. When power goes into the main input the signal won't repeat out the output unless current goes into both side inputs. With a few Code Blocks a person can create a very complex lever code to open an iron door to their house or secret storage area.
I'm a noob, and please give ways on how this idea can be improved.
This is basically an AND gate, something that we already have. I don't much see the point in it. AND gates are simple enough as is, so this is relatively unneeded and redundant.
This is basically an AND gate, something that we already have. I don't much see the point in it. AND gates are simple enough as is, so this is relatively unneeded and redundant.
You do bring up a good point, how about if the redstone current only had to power the side inputs for only a second, then you could adjust the amount of time the Code Block would hold that redstone signal before it would reset itself. This way you could add speed to your codes.
You do bring up a good point, how about if the redstone current only had to power the side inputs for only a second, then you could adjust the amount of time the Code Block would hold that redstone signal before it would reset itself. This way you could add speed to your codes.
I'm a noob, and please give ways on how this idea can be improved.
You do bring up a good point, how about if the redstone current only had to power the side inputs for only a second, then you could adjust the amount of time the Code Block would hold that redstone signal before it would reset itself. This way you could add speed to your codes.
That could be done with delays, but interesting.