Application 3909

I had always been clueless as Redstone through all my time of playing Minecraft. I didn't even know that you could open a wooden door with redstone! Just a few months ago I was with my friends on a factions server and they wanted to make a TNT cannon to fire at enemy bases, but none of them knew how to make one. So I went into singleplayer and tried making so to see how to get the best one. I looked tons of tutorials and found making cannons was pretty fun. I next tried to make automated cannons and found that was even cooler! I started getting into redstone thinking about all the cool things you can do with it. I made traps at first then got into locks. I started getting into complex digit locks and then something sparked I noticed how people in Minecraft could make a computer. The cluelessness of Minecraft computer making was opened up to me and I wanted to make one! I started with making a drawing board where there were 2 rectangles the exact same but one had buttons all over it and one was the screen. You pressed a button and it appeared on the screen. Then you could clear it and if you wanted to you could load and save your work. My next creation was kinda the same there was a keyboard and a screen. You could type onto the keyboard and the letters would appear on the screen, then had a backspace and you could load and save your work to a number of saves. My next creation was more of a game. It was a top-down type game (Your screen wasn't top-down it was just the type of game) you had your character which moved around, you had walls, and you had open spaces. Now this game had to conflict in it or anything so as a game I would say it was terrible but because it was built in Minecraft I would say it's awesome! So your character could move to one open space to another and couldn't go into walls. I guess you goal was to exit the maze of walls.