User talk:Udontknowjackschit

Red Stone Circuits
I appear to be clueless at this, the circuits page shows how to make the basic gates and I've tried just that and it works. Not having problems with single gates. I'm having problems linking gates to gates. So in my current case linking up 10 switches together with AND gates. I cant seem to get the output of one to go into an In of the next in simplifying it down to 1 output. If anyone could shed light as to how it would be greatly appreciated. NeutralStar 03:17, 28 September 2010 (UTC)
 * Try it first by making a three-input AND. First, create an AND gate as described. Note that the output is only ON when both switches are ON. Now, take that output and use it as the first input to a second AND gate, and use a switch for the other input for that gate. Now, the output for that second AND gate will only be ON if all three switches are ON.
 * Here is a visual:
 * You just have to do that with the Redstone gates. Keep in mind, of course, that Redstone can only propagate a current for up to 15 tiles; if you go beyond that, they won't activate, and you'll need to use a series of inverters to keep the current updated. - JC 03:23, 28 September 2010 (UTC)