In Minecraft, Redstone and its components are similar to real-life electrical circuits. Players can also use Redstone to create logical circuits, loops, and clocks. Redstone repeater is one of the ...

If you’d like to try this out for yourself, you can grab the Bukkit plugin over on [Angus]’s git. Check out the video of the real life redstone in action after the break.

And because of redstone's striking similarity to electricity, it's finally been brought to the real world. Redditor u/We-Make-Projects showed off the early stages of a real-world version of ...

Redstone Repeaters can be used for numerous different ... One tick equates to about 0.1 seconds of real-life time. It may only be a marginal delay, but this can be crucial in making creations ...

In the past, people have tried making Minecraft things in real life, like building recreations of a piston out of Lego. But it’s not like you could ever recreate redstone, the magical material ...

Minecraft fanatics keep finding impressive ways to bring 8-bit components into the real world, and [Chris Tompson’s] Redstone Lamp ... Minecraft-inspired real-life project, check out [Bill ...

ThinkGeek has brought the Redstone Torch into the real world as a wall lamp that can be removed and wielded like an actual torch. Whether you use them for light and basic power or as part of a ...

Redditor ModPunchtree shared the coding process for working redstone items like dust, torches, repeaters ... savvy players to bring their ideas to life. Going further, these mechanics have ...