I’m not really a big redstoner, but I invented something I thought was interesting so I figured I’d share it. From the photos, you need to alternate between segments A0 and B, with at least one segment A1 replacing an A0. Make sure your A1 is less than 15 blocks from each side.
I was messing around making a variable-angle flamethrower, and came upon the issue of only having one mode active at a time (down, neutral, or up). After my weird, slow first design full of locked repeaters, I decided to make a quick, semi-tileable (two different designs alternating, one block width each) toggle that would allow for any button to make its channel the only active one. I’ve expanded this up to 29 blocks wide atm, but it could probably be expanded further. I could’ve used copper bulbs to make it smaller, but I like my emissive textures 😛
In case it’s unclear, I’m using barrels as my immovable block.
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I’m not really a big redstoner, but I invented something I thought was interesting so I figured I’d share it. From the photos, you need to alternate between segments A0 and B, with at least one segment A1 replacing an A0. Make sure your A1 is less than 15 blocks from each side.
I was messing around making a variable-angle flamethrower, and came upon the issue of only having one mode active at a time (down, neutral, or up). After my weird, slow first design full of locked repeaters, I decided to make a quick, semi-tileable (two different designs alternating, one block width each) toggle that would allow for any button to make its channel the only active one. I’ve expanded this up to 29 blocks wide atm, but it could probably be expanded further. I could’ve used copper bulbs to make it smaller, but I like my emissive textures 😛
In case it’s unclear, I’m using barrels as my immovable block.