Yes one way to do that would be to save the state of every pixel by using my shulker data storage for example. But that would really slow it down. It would be nice if dispensers could place sand and concrete powder. Then you could break and then sort the blocks that would be much easier.

indeed that would be nice, but i don’t know how long it’ll be till mojang considers that. powder snow is a perfect working example of it, so it’s only a matter of time hopefully :)

instead of sorting and reusing, what about a concrete duper? could be way easier imo

@@njpotatobomb2593 Thats a good idea, I was thinking about that too. it would probably best to build it in the end. then you could use wireles redstone to tell the duper wich colour to dupe. or use two strongholds since one can only dupe 9 colours at a time.

this always felt rather cheaty to me, especially for something like this. but it’s still an option :)

Frog lights may work

Thank-you very much. I learned more about editing and tried lots of new things this video. So this means a lot :)

Thank you :)

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@@kingbubgaming no he'snt

​@@MrKorwaldskican u make a version for bedrock pls

Awesome I'm currently working on the video for my map display. Should be finished in a week or two. Ill be interested what you came up with.

Thats already posible 6:12

​@@MrKorwaldskiWhops, I somehow missed that. I feel kinda stupid now. But anyways, that build is probably the best Minecraft display I've seen so far.

Was thinking about building this on the server. But i don't know if the server could handle it haha.

@@MrKorwaldski LOL i hope its possible, but maybe best not to test the server's limits too much. It already struggles a little bit with all the mods we got going on :(

I will try a smaller version(16x16) first and also only the image cycle mode :)

Thanks. I'm not familiar with Item shadowing, could you explain how that works ?

@@MrKorwaldski Fallen breath and PR0CESS discovered it. Using update suppression, two ItemStack instances can be linked (akin to quantum entanglement). This basically means two slots in any inventory (player's inventory, chest, hopper minecart etc.) can be linked, allowing for signal transmission across infinite distances (dimension-bound IIRC). (They cannot exist an item on the floor; only in an inventory!) Theoretically, if wiring up individial modules of a machine would be too difficult, laggy, or constraining, those modules could be connected with lots of shadowed items to a central, smaller unit, where the links to each module could be smaller and arranged differently, allowing for more functionality. Due to update suppression being patched in 1.19 (to the public at least), I'm not sure if entangled items would stay entangled if you created them in older versions and then updated. I'm thinking of making a mod which will create a hotkey to automatically entangle an ItemStack to make making machines like those easier. TLDR: Quantum entanglement with items allowing for fast + compact transmission; check out Fallen Breath's video on it

Thanks sounds very interesting I will look into that

@@SuperLlama88888 On our server, we use Carpet-Fixes to re-enable it and Carpet-Shadow to stabilize it and add tool-tips with uuid for shadowed pairs

@@SirFake314 Wow cool! Will look into taht.

I've seen someone do that. But for it to work the pixels were 4x4 with 4x4spacing between pixels. Still very interesting and i might do that one day.

Holy! You're so right. I've tried to build a similar display in the past but didn't have enough time to finish it. A bubble column is such an easy solution, yet it's so easily overlooked.

Wel with 16 colours you need about 16x more data than a redstone lamp display, so first I would need to build graphics card, and the whole program would need to be rewriten to include colour. Maybe I should contact @sammyuri, to see if he wants to do a colab.

@@MrKorwaldski you should totally do that! I've never seen anything quite like this, so many possibilities. Have you seen Etho's plans for a 16 colour display using shulker boxes? It's pretty interesting. I can also see them using something like this with a computer on WaveTech or Scicraft just to display the fullness of their different bulk storage categories or something. I hope lots of people reach out to you for this, it's awesome!

@@MrKorwaldski It'd be cool if redstone builders for hardware such as this teamed up to follow some sort of standard, making everything plug-and-play so average people can build redstone computers as well. One day, if carpet mod and redstone computers both come far enough, I could envision someone installing Gentoo or something onto a minecraft computer, and then installing and running some early version of Minecraft on there.

Yes I have seen it now, thats also a very nice solution. Thanks :)

@@MrKorwaldski another way would by using certain shaders which changes the colour emitted according to the stained glass but i suppose it wouldn't really work that good because the light would be too faint

That would be nice I'd love to make youtube my job :)

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I wish but that will turn it into comcrete

​@@MrKorwaldskiIt doesn't turn to concrete as long as it is in it's entity form. It can only turn from powder to concrete in it's block form. I believe that is the case in java and I know that is how it works in bedrock.

I tried shooting the concrete powder in to a bubble colum in entity form and it still turned into a block as soon as it touched the water.

@@MrKorwaldski That surprised me, I'm pretty sure that it at least used to work with 1.12. Sorry about wasting your time with that then. Your screen really is amazing.

if you want to use command blocks then you dont need a complex machine like that for display xD

One option would be to save the colour of every pixel in some kind of ram module or graphics card. So you know in which colour storage you have to put it back. But that would mean saving 64x64 blocks x16 colours so for that you would need a 65536 bite storage wich is 8192 byte. (8.2Kb) It is posible but that wil make the screen slower. But its something I want to explore in the future. That will probably take me several months tho

​@Mr_Korwaldski the Redstone computer that ran minecraft in minecraft had a sort of ram module, could that be modified to store color data using the music disks in your newest video?

It has 2 modes, image cycler and display. In display mode you can change every pixel individually

Its about 1 frame per minute. So 1/60 Hz haha

@@MrKorwaldski to be honest this is so advanced. for mc this is fast. and multicolor.