posted by MissionZero
on Mon, 2019-05-20 02:20
In-game name:
Mnchmn2
Age:
22
Why are you interested in joining this server?:
Just messing with Redstone, I used to be a member of this server years ago, returning. You can even see a creation of mine on Flandyn's official youtube channel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_iva-LQv4gk
I was a Senior status IIRC. I really enjoyed the community, seeing flandyn's creations, I believe there was a really experienced guy named blackjack or something like that, mindboggling. I loved to learn from them and create my own things which is how I was able to get a senior status. I hope to dabble on the server here and there in between my studies just to zone out and create some cool stuff using logic.
Current Redstone knowledge:
Well I'm currently a Computer Engineering student, and dabbled a lot into redstone on the server back in the days as previously shown in the video. I know the basics, t-flip flops, clocks, gate logics such as and nor not xor etc, state machine logic from a systems perspective, what binary is, hexadecimal, etc.
Past Redstone Experience:
Creating Connect 4 without sand/gravel and with win detection, shift registers, compact elevators, doors, etc. Not sure I made a lot of stuff, nothing insanely complex like a computer with an operating system. I usually make things for survival server purposes, but I also love making things as compact as possible and such. I made an extremely compact shift register on this server which was bi directional. I love making solutions and just seeing a finished product. Like I said I have made simple things like tic-tac-toe, train track selectors, elevators, compact circuits, i was really into making things compact and modular. I created a modular farms for like melons, or mobs on the server, stuff like that. very expiremental
About how often do you play Minecraft?:
< 0 hours per day
Anything else you'd like to mention? (Optional):
hello :)
Application status:
Approved
What kind of creations would you like to build on this server?:
Anything that comes to mind, probably little simple games just to flesh out on my boolean logic and state machines. I have internship experience at Intel working on Firmware for SSDs as part of my University job experience in computer engineering. I only have 2 semester before attaining my degree.