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p>In the past, people have tried making Minecraft things that are real by creating recreations of a piston out of Lego. But there's no way you can ever recreate redstone, the mysterious material that is capable of virtually anything, and then use it to create gadgets and devices. Is it?

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p>Hecbac is a Redditor who has been working on these devices for more than two years, and has delivered some stunning results. Some of their early work involved dispensers, but they later went on to make the redstone systems modular. This means that it functions similar to as it is in the game.

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p>The latest Hecbac post shows a complete, working circuit, a device that stops a very cute sheep, and then triggers the block as well as some surprising powerful pistons. https://jeansdavid0.werite.net/post/2022/09/16/Facebook-is-Creating-an-aI-Assistant-For-Minecraft The video wraps up with a variety of blocks although we're pretty certain that the TNT block is a standard block. It's quite impressive, and all the more so as it's something Hecbac does in their spare time.

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p>Heblac's modular structures could easily be transformed into a variety of toys. However they have stated that it would be difficult to make money from these toys. We'll just have to look on in awe of these Minecraft redstone creations, and admire as they become more complicated and impressive. As ever, the skill of the Minecraft community is something to continue to amaze.

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p>Spellcraft is a brand new adventure featuring new enemies and a spell-system, was released yesterday. And the best part is that it's totally free.

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