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p>In the past, there have been attempts at making Minecraft things that are real such as building replicas of a piston out of Lego. But there's no way you could ever recreate redstone, the amazing material that is capable of virtually anything, and use it to create devices and gadgets. Is it? https://www.click4r.com/posts/g/5988755/not-known-facts-about-minecraft-servers </p>

p>A Redditor called Hecbac has been working on these devices for more than two years and has released some amazing things as the result. Some of their early work involved dispensers, but eventually they went on to make the redstone systems modular. This makes it work similar to as it is in the game.

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p>Hecbac's latest video shows a complete, functioning circuit. It stops a cute little sheep and activates the block as well as some powerful pistons. https://blogfreely.net/ganderturkey3/minecraft-with-rtx-launches-for-windows-q0-this-very-day The video concludes with a variety of blocks however, we're pretty sure that the TNT block is a standard block. It's all very impressive, and all the more so as this is something Hecbac does in their spare time.

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p>The modular nature of Heblac's constructions could easily be turned into a wide range of toys, however they've previously stated that making it a business could take away the joy of creating. We'll have to admire the intricate and stunning Minecraft redstone creations for now. As ever, the skill of the Minecraft community is something to keep impressing.

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p>In other news, a brand new adventure has been released today called Spellcraft that includes new enemies as well as a spell system. It's even better: it's completely free.

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