Accessing the True potential of Rails
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Published 2023-05-21
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This video is a neat explanation of how I use rails. This should be pretty familiar to most people who do redstone, but I understand that my audience probably isn't exclusively people who understand everything I make.
Music: Ranch theme (slime rancher), by Harry Mack
-Dog, Wait, by C418
All Comments (21)
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i love railing
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Another cool thing is that rails don't cause lighting updates, so rail lines are much less laggy than redstone lines at large scales!
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I’m not big into redstone, nor do I know much about it, but this was so intriguing. I’m amazed by your knowledge of these machines. Awesome video, you’ve gained a subscriber!
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All those times I've struggled with parallel redstone designs, digging down and under each other, I never thought of using rails. Interesting 👍
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That was easily the best demo I've seen showing the true power of the rail. I even learned a new trick, with that self resetting instant line! Love it. Thanks for sharing, gained another sub.
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For the quirks section 6:45 about it calling the end of the line and working backwards. That's because it's more than likely doing a recursive call and passing the buck until it can't find or ask another rail to activate, and then the recursion unwinds. So it's most likely a feature from coding practices
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I really love redstone. But all I really know about rails is that they can instantly power long distances. This video just blew open a ton of uses for me. I appreciate you making it. You earned a subscriber.
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I always thought slime blocks had a great potential for redstone signals but it meant having to encase everything in unmoveable blocks then I saw this video. Keep up the good work!!
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I've always wondered how rails achieved instant long distance communication. Great explaination!
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I'm honestly perplexed that rails aren't used more often in redstone, given what you've shown. I see people do all sorts of janky redstone for long distance activation, or activating multiple things in order, and it's always just a bunch of redstone repeaters and comparators and pistons, but never rails. This was a great video, keep up the amazing work!
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For years now redstone has been the single thing that has intrigued me about Minecraft. Never even thought about using rails in this way. Great work.
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Honestly, Redstone is an art. I never imagined the use of Rails to send direct signals that don't interact with the block next to it. I rarely build with Redstone but when I do I like to try to break my head to do what I want, so this could be useful someday.
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I love these explanation videos. I never use restone in my world but I love hearing about it and understanding it
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Haven’t watched full video, but man rails are a lifesaver, really fun to work with, very predictable update order, binary code contraption, instant wire can just go onnn
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I found this channel a couple days ago, and im loving the content so much. I've always liked redstone (even tho im not nearly as good), and i can't stop watching these vids, goota love it!
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This and your newest video rly helped me to understand Redstone a little more. I mostly play on Bedrock but I still find this Java Redstone to be very interesting. Good luck on the channel
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thank you for descript potential of rails. I did understand a lot how that complex machine line to line going on. also instant far distance signal is AMAZING for me. thanks a lot!
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Awesome video, very interesting implications of these features that I had never thought to use before
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Thanks for making this- such an intriguing video! I’m definitely going to improvement some of these features in my future builds
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WOW! This is some really interesting information! I'll have to show my friends this video, and hopefully we can come up with a bunch of uses for this
