Minecraft Tutorial - Two-Way Redstone Repeater - One Line

Minecraft tutorial two way redstone repeater one line UPDATE: If you run into any problems of the pistons breaking the sand in newer versions, add 1 tick of delay to all of your repeaters on the line that point into sand. Hello everyone! This is a tutorial for a recent redstone creation that I used on my Improved EnderPorter design. It allows for two lines of redstone to be replaced by one line. This has two main components: The first is a input/output gate that has a one-way input and one-way output that don't interfere with each other. This allows us to have a single line in and out from the gate while having separate input/output signals. Second, I made a one-way repeater that can go two directions. This allows us to have a signal go longer than fifteen blocks, while not being limited to a single direction as we normally would. The signal is extended in the opposite direction of where the signal is coming from, so a left signal will extend right and right will extend left. The main use for this design is to replace two redstone signals going back and forth with a single line. This saves a lot of redstone, space and if it is underground, digging. Intro Song: Nicolai Heidlas - Summertime (redux)