Showing posts with label Minecraft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Minecraft. Show all posts

2013-09-09

How to pulse a redstone signal N times in Minecraft?



This is the most compact design we could come up with to pulse (or emit) 5 redstone signals. We are using this redstone circuit design to signal blulectric motors to open and close a door/gate.

Wire color codes on the left:
  • Red color: redstone signal input, using a button
  • White and black: outputs emit 5 signals in 0.800 second intervals

Functionality:
  1. After a button is pressed a signal arrives to the latch in the middle
  2. The latch outputs a signal to the left or to the right
  3. The signal from the latch activates a timer that starts ticking in every 0.800 seconds (the preferred interval for blulectric motor steps)
  4. The timer's signal increases the counter and decreases the other counter on the other side of the system
  5. When the counter reaches the maximum count (in our case 5) it outputs a signal that stops the timer.
  6. So after 5 steps this side of the system has stopped and the other side's counter was reset to 0.
  7. Pressing the button again changes the latch to the other side and the whole thing starts again

The counter solution has the ability to stop the process in the middle of execution and revert it. If the door has already closed 3 steps and the button is pressed again, the door will retract exactly 3 steps.

An updated, more compact (6x4) design:

(Our server runs FTB, texture pack used is Sphax)

2013-05-05

Energy production on Godcraft

Started to get decent EU production on the Godcraft Adventurs server. The solar panels and other renewable power sources produce 6300 EU/t while the sun is shining:

2013-04-13

Minecraft showcase

These is our Babiloncraft base we have been working on in the past 2 weeks:

Two reactor cooling tower designs:


Big temple project in the background:


The smaller tower hosts my workshop and the main power generation facilities (4 thorium MK1 reactors, solar panels and thermal generators). The building with the helipad on the top hosts all the big machinery systems:


My automatized workshop machines tied up to an ME system near our current energy bank (34 MFSUs) in the basement of the smaller tower: