or at least I think I hit the limit... Moore's Law and all that
#The most compact REDSTONE CIRCUIT based flight control system in Minecraft
toxic cedar
(TinyRedstone BluePrint)
I needed redstone links to make it work remotely so I tried making a "mini" ship with the essential components onboard..
but since no one hasn't made an addon for shrinking ships yet I'm stuck with the default Mini Ship Creator Stick
so its going to take a while for me to shrink the whole build in proportion
toxic cedar
!!! DO NOT USE TAKEOFF'S BEARING BLOCK ON A MINIFIED SHIP !!!
I just figured that one out...
toxic cedar
UPDATE: needed to change a few more things. The "up" action kept being activated while pitching up/down
(TinyRedstone Blueprint)
toxic cedar
Hmmm but @mint elbow is right tho, it would be more compact to use cc:computers instead...
Imma change the title
The most compact REDSTONE CIRCUIT based flight control system in Minecraft
It dont deserve the title of "the most compact" flight system
mint elbow
I saw your video of the clockwork plane at least i think it was you
vagrant tartan
It dont deserve the title of "the most compact" flight system
It probably does considering that the cc computer is a full block. Technically in terms of complexity, cc might be the most compact. But in terms of simplicity, this takes the win, considering that if you can do the same thing in a one block space with both cc and this.
If both have the same functionality, complex only outweighs simple if simple takes up more space
vagrant tartan
If both have the same functionality, complex only outweighs simple if simple tak...
And some other small factors that aren't too important
toxic cedar
I slept on it and I think Imma be using CC:Computers instead for my fighter-craft.
I think lua code is much faster than letting minecraft do redstone block state checks.
IRL I would choose a "simple" circuit over a full on PC for a task like this... but In Minecraft...
I think it would save on framerate if I use a Computer instead.
low owl
the computer's are definitely more framerate friendly than vanilla redstone, but would they still beat out redstone with alternate current installed(its a performance oriented overhaul of how minecraft handles redstone), genuine question becuase I've never gotten around to comparing it with vanilla redstone and I certainly wont be making any framerate comparisons between redstone and cc, that would require me to know lua
toxic cedar
hmmmm I'm not even sure if it even works on TinyRedstone components