hello everyone this is Mambo and welcome back to other minecraft video and in this one we're going to doing something really quite special I'm going to be teaching you guys how to go from a redstone noob all the way through to a redstone Pro now as you can see behind me I have done quite a bit redstone in my time and I've built a whole ton of redstone contraptions so I like to think over the many years I've spent doing this I sort of kind of know what I'm talking about so hopefully I'll be able to pass on some of that advice on to you guys so you can start working on your own awesome redstone contraptions so tip number one of today's video is to subscribe to some redstone youtubers ok now that might sound a little bit rich coming from a redstone youtuber but honestly this is going to come as a massive help and I'm not talking about the sort of youtubers that just download redstone worlds and showcase them in their videos because although they can be entertaining you're probably not going to learn too much from them I'm talking about the source of youtubers that actually build the redstone contraptions and show you how they work I'll put some links to those down in the description but there is also one fairly handsome mustachioed man that does come to mind next I would suggest downloading some form of redstone world for example this one right here and taking a look at a whole bunch of redstone contraptions just take a look at how they work flick some levers see how they function and how they go about doing what they do for example this thing right here is a drop down chandelier lighting system and by the look of things we've got a dahlkvist extender that can also be pulled out of the way which allows a block swapping circuit to happen my word that is a fancy circuit con believe I've built that next I would suggest going into this menu right here and clicking of this button right here and creating something known as a testing world make sure you use capitals in the title because otherwise you're not going to be able to do a good redstone and you set yourself into creative mode which you can do just by doing that then turn off generating structures because you don't want any villages to ruin your lovely sandstone landscapes click well type superflat customize and then go to presets and head down to redstone ready because you my friend are redstone ready create new world and there we go we now have ourselves a blank canvas ready to start building a whole ton of redstone contraptions now that you've done all of that it is time to actually start placing some redstone and the first thing that I would suggest doing before you do any form of redstone circuits or complicated things just experiments place down a lever and then place downs redstone adjusts or tuck it around and see if you can work out how to power a piston for example soon you will learn that you have to run the redstone directly into the side of the piston as opposed to running it off the edge like that because that's not going to power it these are all things you will pick up through experimenting and I would highly suggest just popping into your redstone tester world and doing some testing but now I would say it's about time that you learnt what each and every component picked I would warn you
START_INTERACTION_TOKEN so tip number one of today's video is to subscribe to some redstone youtubers ok now that might sound a little bit rich coming from a redstone youtuber but honestly this is going to come as a massive help and I'm not talking about the sort of youtubers that just download redstone worlds and showcase them in their videos because although they can be entertaining you're probably not going to learn too much from them I'm talking about the source of youtubers that actually build the redstone contraptions and show you how they work I'll put some links to those down in the description but there is also one fairly handsome mustachioed man that does come to mind END_INTERACTION_TOKEN