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Woah, cool!

I often get confused with redstone so this really helped! :biggrin.gif:

im terrible with redstone thx

wooot pistons

REDSTONE Y U SO HARD FOR ME!!!

thats soooooo cool! totally gonna use that for...........something........I guess...

Anybody know a seed or link to a map like that?

Where can I find all of the other "Helpful Hints"?

I'm a modder and im not trolling the creator of the video.

I disapprove this as a helpful hints. First, It is not helpful.
Second, its a tutorial :] not a hint x_X (no, that was a joke. dont consider that.)
Third, Useless, there are like millions of redstone creations that are better
Finally, Already saw this same thing multiple times.
Really? A Tutorial on a stairs with pistons? Are you guys out of 'digital diamonds' or 'helpful hints'?

@Gravyerd

Yes, there may be better creations, but I doubt "Building a computer" Is an helpful hint also. I personally find this a little helpful and usefull, like if you want a secret base. (Cant helpful Hints be tutorials too?)


Sure he may not have been the first, or theres others, but its still pretty cool nevertheless.
Oh btw, there are millions of usernames are better then yours.

Gravyerd:

Not everyone is a modder.
Not everyone is adept enough at redstone to understand the more complex and smoother creations
Just because you saw it, doesn't mean everyone has (I haven't)
And god damnit, a tutorial is a tutorial, it doesn't matter. It's a 'helpful hint' because it's showing, step by step, on how to make a redstone staircase, which can lead into secret rooms or passages to hide valuables from other players or unfortunate events. So yes, to me, this is a helpful hint.

This is a public area, so I won't bash you for saying what you said. But I will say that you were a bit... Narrow-minded in your comment.

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@Gravyerd

Yes, there may be better creations, but I doubt "Building a computer" Is an helpful hint also. I personally find this a little helpful and usefull, like if you want a secret base. (Cant helpful Hints be tutorials too?)


Sure he may not have been the first, or theres others, but its still pretty cool nevertheless.
Oh btw, there are millions of usernames are better then yours.

Who said anything about a computer?
"Oh btw, there are millions of usernames are better then yours."

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Gravyerd:

Not everyone is a modder.
Not everyone is adept enough at redstone to understand the more complex and smoother creations
Just because you saw it, doesn't mean everyone has (I haven't)
And god damnit, a tutorial is a tutorial, it doesn't matter. It's a 'helpful hint' because it's showing, step by step, on how to make a redstone staircase, which can lead into secret rooms or passages to hide valuables from other players or unfortunate events. So yes, to me, this is a helpful hint.

This is a public area, so I won't bash you for saying what you said. But I will say that you were a bit... Narrow-minded in your comment.

You don't have to be a "modder" to understand redstone. Also, it's not really hidden when there is a lever out in the open for no obvious reason and people online are altering their texture packs.

amazing tutorial most redstone tutorials are really complex and you end up watching it a million times to see what they just said so thank you very much for a great tutorial

@ graveyerd: quit hatin'

and an idea for a part 2 "how to open and close from the inside :biggrin.gif:

This guy rules

Nice work, but I wonder if there's a way to make it two wide? HMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

There are multiple ways to do that actually. My favorite would be the simple T-Flip Flop.

@heritic000 you SHOULD be able to have the input be a pressure pad or a button the feeds into an extra repeater on both sides to give you time to get up or down then replace everything and be hidden.

Lay off Graveyerd guis! He's right DD's and helpful hints should be awarded to the BEST most brilliant minds of Minecraft. Cuz, well its like the nobel prize of the minecraft! <sarcasm>

In seriousness this tutorial was actually quite useful. As for the lever being out in the open all you need to do is make a downward propagating signal with an inverted output so the powered closed state is maintained without the lever.

Dat.... was awesome.