Every Redstone Component in Minecraft EXPLAINED! 

Never thought I would need a university degree to play Minecraft.

I fear no man But that thing *redstone comparator It scares me

How can a block game be so complicated when I'm playing it for years now?

Timestamps for my reference: 0:12 red block 0:24 red torch 0:54 red dust 2:05 repeater 3:05 comparator 4:30 buttons, levers, plates 6:00 tripwire 6:30 day sensor 6:49 lectern 7:15 trap chest 7:30 observer 8:18 fence gates, doors, trapdoors 8:45 droppers, dispensers 9:30 sticky/pistons 10:37 red lamp 11:00 tnt 11:40 noteblock 12:08 detector rail 13:05 activator rail 13:25 power rail 13:55 slime

Mumbo Jumbo: You have no idea how long it took me to film that clip Me: You have no idea how long it took me to understand that clip.

2 years later, Mumbo : **publishes a book** "Redstone for dummies."

Mumbo: "Every Redstone Component explained!" Command Block: I'm about to end this whole mans career.

I didn't actually know that repeaters could be locked like that. Imagine creating some dangerous/destructive contraption for someone on a server and you tell them what it does and how it works, but what you don't tell them is that you're able to sabotage it so they can't turn it back off, then watch the chaos unfold as everyone else tries to deactivate or destroy the thing.

Good video bro, once I get my doctorate in astrophysics I hope to one day fully understand how redstone machines work

Mumbo: *Includes lectern* Also Mumbo: *Forgets hopper*

Never thought I’d find a subject harder to understand than math

I had no clue that the Lectern could be used to power a redstone signal. Now I want you to create some kind of spooky haunted house gig where you read through the pages of a book (like a diary retelling the writer's fate), and when it gets to like page 15 or something, a bunch of mobs drop onto the player.

Here I am trying to learn how to do redstone and here's mumbo speaking enchantment table.

After this video was like: "I'll just go study it's easier than this"

This is the video that actually finally helps me understand why comparators do that repeating circuit. Very nice video

2:49 I played Minecraft for about 6 years and got blown when I saw repeaters can be locked

4:40 The wooden button also can be activated if shot by an arrow, while the stone button cannot.

Ahhh, still remember when you feel like redstone expert when you open iron door using lever

Omg dude this tutorial video is quite speedy and amazing. Not entirely comprehensive fore red stone but indeed a page out of the book to sit down and memorize. Thank you!!

Tip: turn off the voice when ur watching the video. It makes it less complicated

Me: I'm finally gonna understand comparators! Me at the redstone block: *you can power blocks?*

0:16 - Redstone Block 0:28 - Redstone Torch 0:58 - Redstone Dust 2:09 - Redstone Repeater 3:06 - Redstone Comparator 4:35 - Stone Button 4:45 - Wooden Button 4:50 - Lever 4:57 - Stone Pressure Plate 5:14 - Wooden Pressure Plate 5:22 - Gold Pressure Plate 5:42 - Iron Pressure Plate 6:03 - Tripwire Hook 6:33 - Daylight Sensor 6:53 - Lecturne 7:20 - Trapped Chest 7:35 - Observer 8:22 - Fence Gate 8:35 - Wooden Trap Door 8:38 - Iron Trap Door 8:42 - Wooden and Iron Door 8:49 - Dropper 9:08 - Dispenser 9:23 - Piston 10:28 - Sticky Piston 10:42 - Redstone Lamp 11:03 - TNT 11:45 - Note Block 12:12 - Detector Rail 13:10 - Activator Rail 13:28 - Powered Rail 13:58 - Slime Blocks 14:28 - Command Blocks Addition: Powered Rail - When an active powered rail is adjacent and pointing into a block, any minecart along the track that comes to said block will turn around and go the other way. This does not require any previous speed, a minecart can be completely stopped on inactive powered rail adjacent to a block, and as soon as that rail is powered, the minecart will accelerate. Great video Mumbo! I was a little lost on comparators before this, but I think I get it now.

Thank you! I finally understand now, and even built my own redtone activated emergency exit with the knowledge you gave me! Thank you for always teaching me!

This video will definitely help me make more efficient redstone circuts,thank you Mumbo.

Grian- . . .So that's what that does!

Redstone is a power source Pewdiepie: *using it as carpet*

Ah yes, 3 years later and I'm still learning this

This video helped me out so much. I think this video will come in handy a lot fairly soon since I decided to start building with redstone more often :)

Fun Fact: A cake can produce a signal strength adjacent to the number of slices left

I actually thought I'd finally understand the concept of redstone after watching this video...a fool. A fool I was.

Hey this is actually very useful, this get rid quite a lot of problems in my project because I know a lot more how to place components correctly.

This taught me SO MUCH about redstone! Thank you, Mumbo!

In my opinion this is more complicated than learning how to build a pc

Grian: Watches the video x100 times Grian: I still don't get it

Wow this helped so much to understand what the main two things I was wondering about were, the observer and comparator

7:05 the lectern also gives off a pulse each time the page is turned, which is why it's in the redstone section in the first place

Me: *doesn’t understand redstone* Me after watching video: *still doesn’t understand redstone* Also me: *still enjoyed the video*

Good video a few forgotten mechanics: - HOPPERS !! how could you even not mention it - comparators can take output from a container through a block. If the block is powered, the comparator will still output a signal strengh corresponding to how much the container is filled -dropper shoot items inside containers when dispensers don't

This was actually helpful. I was able to understand a good number of your explanations.

thanks for this video it really helped me make some cool redstone contraptions! :)

Explain command blocks: They can do anything

Mumbo: "This item does it"; "You can do something like"... Minecraft Bedrock: No.

This video was a life changer for me personally because i have no clue how to do any redstone, thanks for the tutorial!

This is some really interesting stuff. Thank you for showing me this.

Q: How many years have u been playing minecraft? Me: 10 Years😊 Q: so u know how to use redstone? Me:😭

Me before watching this: I'm gonna learn about building and redstone today. Me after watching this: I'm gonna learn about building and building only today.

I've got about a 2 year experience with redstone and this is still useful.

Learned so much while watching this, I'll have to watch multiple times to remember it all! cheers!

I'm literally studying to be an engineer and this shit confuses me

Literally every jumbo video ever “So today’s video is going to be an interesting one”

Thank you mambo jumbo, I did not know what red stone comparators do tysm

I've been trying to learn redstone since 2010. I still get proud of myself whenever i power a door or lamp correctly😂

difference between dropper and dispenser. droppers smile but dispensers don't

Me: gets degree is quantum mechanics Also me: doesn’t understand redstone

I was always confused of redstone comparator and redstone repeaters this was helpful

I've learned Redstone mostly by myself and made simple machines, later on, I grew a passion for it and wanted to learn even further, then I got to this channel and now I think I can finally call myself a Redstoner (a beginner one of course)

Me: Ok, I’m finally gonna learn about repeaters, comparators, observers and all the other redstone stuff. Mumbo as soon as I click on the video: “Hduqkdyxbwuaksoendycbamqowieubsydma...”

Mumbo: Redstone dust carries the signal Also Mumbo: QuAsI CoNnEcTiViTy

Good video man, thanks for the tips 👍

The lectern would probably be really useful for an adventure map or something, where the player would have to read the book up to a certain point to open a door or something, and i think thats super cool

It's 3 in the morning and I'm watching this... I don't even play minecraft

Mumbo Jumbo: *applying for engineering job* Interviewer: “And what makes you qualified for this position?” Mumbo Jumbo: “I have mastered the art of Redstone and it’s components in Minecraft.” Interviewer: *sweating* “You’re hired.”

Well ! After seeing this i got some final clues on how you were managing to make many contraptions like the vending machine specially!

Super helpful! Many thanks mumbo

"Hello World" was a very good explanation of command blocks.

13:36 *P O W E R S A U C E* Someone remix this.

Ive been playing this game for about a decade, from middle school in the library to college, and i never knew this electrical system was this in depth

I've played with Redstone a lot but never understood why things worked the way they did. Thank you for this!

The fact that redstone dust is not first infuriates me

You forgot redstone ore, it gives a signal when touched or steped on

This helps quite a bit. Thank You!

I am still struggling with redstone contraptions but thanks for the video I will keep testing on creative mode to try them out and work out their use in building traps or functional automations or farms

Thanks Mumbo, the description for the command block really helped! I was starting to think I would never find an appropriate description on any of the internet. Magic really sums it up quite well

I thought I would learn everything abt red stone from watching this video. I was gravely mistaken

Thanks mumbo, im making a redstone computer and its very hard and i didn't understood most of the components, thanks for the video :)

Hey bro, thank you for this video. I used to play minecraft on my phone and as you know it was bedrock edition. Now I decided to switch to PC and tought I could do better at redstone with java. It turns out they have completely different mechanics and I could not understand a single thing from java. So I decided to search up for this type of video. Thank you.

Iron man :Time traveling is impossible Command block : hold my beer.

“A real challenge making a large scale slime block machines” Says the Walking Town builder

I have been playing Minecraft since day 1, honestly, since it was free to play on your browser and just basic. I never knew the daylight sensor could be toggled to night-time mode, it's my favourite tool, and I never knew. I am, to say the least, completely flippin' flabbergasted.

a command block is used to greatly control the commands you can put in the chat, it can repeat, chain or impulse and contain more commands at single tick

Now I understand everything. Except the comparator.

Bad Mumbo, now people will think that command blocks always say "Hello World!"

as a programmer, you printing "hello, world!" with the command block was a really nice touch because a programmers first program no matter the language is to print "hello, world!"

this actualy helps like a lot, ty ^^

As a graduating architecture student who studied for 5 years with classes ranging from building technologies to design theories, spent countless sleepless nights on design projects and and done my thesis alone, that was still easier compared to this 15 minute redstone video.

I get hyped every time I hear that classic mumbo intro

THANK YOU THIS HELPED SO MUCH

This was a lot more confusing than I thought. I’m probably going to need to rewatch this multiple times.

Yes! Finally I can learn to be almost as good as mumbo at redstone! Maybe...

Drinking game: Take a shot every time mumbo says adjacent in this video

Little side note about noteblocks, the notes is in a 2 octave range and what block under it will effect the instrument

Me who understands red stone and commands My knowledge is beyond your thinking

Others: what do you do for a living? Me: I'm a redstone engineer.

“A real challenge making a large scale slime block machines” And then... it happened. The Holy Grail. The madness, so inspired. The joy, so desired. The honey block update!

Thank you Mumbo! For anyone else who is new to Redstone; Don't watch the whole video in one go - or one day! I've been sitting with my creative world on one screen with Mumbo's instructions on the other, playing and pausing as I go along! I've also written myself a lot of signs to explain what I am looking at too xD

I’m just trying to learn redstone so I can make a wolf cannon as a threat for not adding armor for wolves and launch innocent dogs to space.

*SIMPLIFIED* Redtone Block : power source; 15 signal strength; doesn't power surrounding block; movable Redstone Torch : power source; 15 signal strength; can be deactivated by powering block it placed on; has 1 tick delay; doesn't power block it placed on; strongly power block on top of it Redstone Dust : carries redstone signal that gradually losses it's signal strength; can power redstone repeater or activate redstone component through normal block; will deliver power to block underneath and block it run into, not interact with redstone component that placed above or beside it unless they can take the signal strength(repeater, comparator) Redstone Repeater : can take power from block that are powered by lever, redstone torches, redstone dust, etc; strongly power block or redstone component in front of it when powered; 15 signal strength; only power one way out; has 1 tick delay but, can be extended by right-clicking on it up to 4 tick; extend the input pulse if the input pulse was shorter than the delay tick; can be locked by powering another repeater into the side of it, when locked it stay in the same state as when it was locked Redstone Comparator : output the same signal strength as the signal strength that came in, this carried through multiple comparators; in normal mode it will stop giving output if signal strength came to the side is stronger than the signal strength came to the back; in subtrack mode it will reduce the signal strength that came from the back with the signal strength that came from the side (signal from the back - signal from the side = output); has 1 tick delay; strongly power block they ran into, can take redstone output from filled container (chest, dispenser, etc) Stone Button : strongly power the block its placed on; 10 tick pulse; can activate redstone component above it or next to it Wooden Button : same as stone button but has 15 tick pulse Lever : exactly the same as button but instead of pulse it give constant output; 15 signal strength Stone Pressure Plate : strongly power block underneath it when mob or player stand on top of it; 15 signal strength; can activate redstone component above or next to it; deactivate 5 tick after mob or player stands off of it Wooden Pressure Plate : same as stone pressure plate but, can detect items and experience orb Gold Pressure Plate : same as wooden pressure plate but, the signal output depends on how many entities that are on top of it, up to 15 signal strength Iron Weighted Pressure Plate : same as gold pressure plate but, signal output increases every groups of 10 entities Tripwire Hook : usage, place 2 tripwire hook facing each other, then connect them up with string, with maximum distance of 40 blocks; strongly power block it placed into when an entity interact with the string; can activate redstone component above, below, or next to it; give 5 tick pulse when the string is broken, unless if the string was broken by player using shears Daylight Sensor : output signal strength depends on day light that it receiving; can activate redstone component around it; doesn't power surrounding block; can be toggled to night mode to do the exact opposite thing Lectern : give comparator output depends on how many pages you read Trapped Chest : constantly output redstone signal when opened; 1 signal strength; strongly power block underneath it; can power redstone component around it Observer : detect block updates in front of it, then sending signal from it's back; 15 signal strength; strongly power block it facing into; 1 tick pulse; movable Fence Gate : opened when powered, closed when unpowered; movable; can opened/closed by hand Wooden Trapdoor : same as fence gate Iron Trapdoor : same as wooden trapdoor but, can't be opened/closed by hand Wooden Door : same as trapdoors but immovable; 2 block tall Iron Door : same as wooden door but can't be opened/closed by hand Dropper : randomly spit out item from filled slot in it's inventory when powered; solid block Dispenser : same as dropper but, can fire out certain item (spawn eggs, TNT, etc) Piston : extend it's limb when activated, which can push block in front of it; has 1 tick delay; can push up to 12 blocks; movable Sticky Piston : same as piston but can retract the block that being pushed on; will not retract it's block if given 1 tick pulse Redstone Lamp : light source; need to be activated; has 2 tick delay; movable; solid block TNT : explode 40 ticks after activated or ignited with fire or other explosion; doesn,t cause block damage if set off on water; movable Note Block : play a note when activated; right-click to change the note, change the block underneath to change the tone; solid block Detector Rail : strongly power block underneath when there is minecart on top of it; 15 signal strength; can activate redstone component above, below, or next to it; movable; 10 tick pulse every 10 tick time required for minecart to travel over it Activator Rail : can eject mobs from minecart when activated; can repeatedly activate command block minecart; can disable hopper minecart; can activate TNT minecart Powered Rail : powered up to 8 block from the original source; speeds up minecart that travel over it when activated; slows down minecart that travel over it when deactivated Slime Block : stick to any movable block (except glazed terracotta) surrounding it; movable; bouncy Command Block : do command that are set when activated Addition; Hopper : take items from container on top of it and deliver it to container that connected to it; deactivate/disabled when powered Honey Block : same as slime block but, not stick to slime block; slows down; disable jump; prevent fall damage Target Block : *check reply* Sculk Sensor : *check reply* If there is something wrong or missing tell me

3:59 it also outputs a signal strength depending on the state of a block... For example, how much an item frame is rotated, or the fullness of a cauldron.

I don’t wanted them learn red stone and now I can. THANKS that’s y I’m subed

Redstone is a new type of programming language that is so complex that it is possible to make computer components based on it.