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<p> In the past, people have attempted making Minecraft things in real life by creating recreations of a piston using Lego. It's not possible to recreate redstone, the magical material capable of nearly anything, and to create devices and gadgets using it. [https://unsplash.com/@waiterspider9 screamyguy's blog] Or is it?</p><br /><br /><p> Hecbac is a Redditor who has been working on these devices for over two years and has achieved amazing results. While dispensers were their first work, they eventually made the redstone systems modular. This allows it to function in the same way that it functions in the game.</p><br /><br /><p> Hecbac's latest post shows off a complete working circuit, a device that stops a very cute sheep, and then triggers the block, as well as some astonishingly powerful pistons. The video concludes with a variety blocks, however, we're pretty sure that the TNT block is an ordinary block. It's all very impressive and more so since it's something Hecbac does in their free time.</p><br /><br /><p> Heblac's modular constructions can easily be turned into a whole range of toys. However, they have previously stated that it's difficult to make money from them. We'll have to admire the intricate and beautiful Minecraft redstone creations for now. As always, the expertise of the Minecraft community continue to amaze.</p><br /><br /><p> In other news an amazing new adventure was released yesterday titled Spellcraft that adds in new enemies and spells. [https://plantcityyardsale.com/index.php?page=user&amp;action=pub_profile&amp;id=237759 screamyguy's blog] It's even free.</p>
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<p> In the past, people have tried making Minecraft things in real life by creating recreations of a piston out of Lego. It's not possible to recreate redstone, the mysterious material that can do nearly anything, and to create gadgets and devices with it. Or is it?</p><br /><br /><p> Hecbac, a Redditor, has been working on these devices for more than two years, and has delivered amazing results. Some of their initial work involves things like dispensers, but they eventually made the redstone systems modular. This allows it to function similar to as it is in the game.</p><br /><br /><p> The latest post from Hecbac showcases a complete, working circuit. It stops a cute little sheep and triggers the block and some powerful pistons. [https://notes.io/qn7nT Extremecraft] The end of the video also shows a range of blocks from previous videos, although we're pretty sure the TNT is a standard block. It's quite impressive and more so as this is something Hecbac does in their free time. [https://malmbergrobin.livejournal.com/profile Extremecraft] </p><br /><br /><p> Heblac's modular designs could easily be made into a variety of toys. However they have also declared that it's difficult to make money from these toys. We'll just have to enjoy the intricate and stunning Minecraft redstone creations for now. The creativity and skill of the Minecraft community continues to be awe-inspiring.</p><br /><br /><p> Spellcraft is a brand new adventure with new enemies and a spell system, was released yesterday. It's even better: it's completely free. [https://zenwriting.net/oxpunch06/jpw03-wiki-age-bio-age Extremecraft] </p>

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In the past, people have tried making Minecraft things in real life by creating recreations of a piston out of Lego. It's not possible to recreate redstone, the mysterious material that can do nearly anything, and to create gadgets and devices with it. Or is it?



Hecbac, a Redditor, has been working on these devices for more than two years, and has delivered amazing results. Some of their initial work involves things like dispensers, but they eventually made the redstone systems modular. This allows it to function similar to as it is in the game.



The latest post from Hecbac showcases a complete, working circuit. It stops a cute little sheep and triggers the block and some powerful pistons. Extremecraft The end of the video also shows a range of blocks from previous videos, although we're pretty sure the TNT is a standard block. It's quite impressive and more so as this is something Hecbac does in their free time. Extremecraft



Heblac's modular designs could easily be made into a variety of toys. However they have also declared that it's difficult to make money from these toys. We'll just have to enjoy the intricate and stunning Minecraft redstone creations for now. The creativity and skill of the Minecraft community continues to be awe-inspiring.



Spellcraft is a brand new adventure with new enemies and a spell system, was released yesterday. It's even better: it's completely free. Extremecraft

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