Order-sensitive combination locks are sometimes known as permutation locks. With the automated reset it causes the correct combo to cause a pulse instead of a "always on" until reset. Simply leave a repeater connected to the comparator and feeding into the vertical redstone wire on the right side a filled item frame will give a signal strength of 15 out of the repeater and keep the door locked. If you want to make it extra tricky, it is also possible to detect an empty item frame by when a comparator doesn't output anything. These gates are all ORed together so that the overall result is true if any item frame in the lock is misplaced finally a torch (optional) inverts the result. The horizontal redstone paths on the floor decrease the signal emitted by the comparator down to a fixed strength of 1, and then feed it into an "A OR NOT B" gate that is true if the strength is either too small (B is not powered, i.e. Since each item frame has 8 possible states, the number of possible combinations can be found with 8 n, where n is the number of item frames. This rotation can be detected by a comparator which will output a signal strength from 1 to 8 depending on the position. Items in item frames can be rotated into 8 different positions. Item frame combination locks are a step up in complexity from lever locks. You can't have more than 29 inputs with this design as the redstone signal won't travel far enough. Larger amounts are more secure the number of possibilities is 2^c, where c is the number of levers used. The design shown in these directions can have up to 29 inputs. The door should open.Ĭover all the redstone with blocks, so that players can't see it.
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For example, if your password is 1-2-6, turn the levers below the signs that say 1, 2, and 6, on, but all the others should be off. To activate, flick all of the levers of which you had the password made up of, but no others. Once you've done this, add a door on top of that block.
Then, add another block on top of the torch. At the last row, place one block in front of the redstone.Īdd one redstone torch on top of the block just added. Place a strand of the redstone, starting from the middle, down to the 2nd last row. Place a row of redstone dust in front of the repeaters and blocks. Fill all the spaces in between the blocks with repeaters. Next, place a block in front of each block that you just placed. For example, if your password for 1-2-6 (like in the example), each block and redstone torch is placed in front of switches 1, 2 and 6. Place a repeater in front of each block of the row that has the levers.Īccording to the password you want, you need to place a block in front of the switches that make up your password and put a redstone torch on top of each.
Alternatively, you can make the signs have letters or words on them instead. Each sign should have a number in order (1, 2, 3 etc.).
Then, add a row of 7 branching off both sides.Īdd levers/switches on the bottom row of the 11 blocks, followed by signs on the top row. Golf, Gregory Jr.First, place an 11 block row of any block, and make it two blocks high.Featuring Bread Stick's World - Part 2.Featuring Bread Stick's World - Part 1.In this video, Stampy and his Minecraft Helpers continue building the Clock Tower. Brittany Day Stampy's Lovely World – Episode 322 ← PreviousĬlock Tower is the 322nd episode in Stampy's Lovely World.
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