Advanced Power Components

The Ultimate Redstone Guide Ep. 2 – Advanced Power Components in Minecraft Redstone (Java 1.21)

Five years ago, Redstone felt like something only engineers could understand. But after years of building machines and studying countless tutorials, I’ve come to learn it’s much more approachable than it seems.

That’s why I created The Ultimate Redstone Guide — a complete series that teaches you how to understand, debug, and design your own Redstone contraptions to make your Minecraft world more exciting, efficient, and fun to play.

In this second episode, we explore the advanced power components — all the remaining blocks that generate a Redstone signal, including:

Target Blocks: 0:24-1:33
Trapped Chests: 1:36-2:22
Tripwire Hooks: 2:23-3:11
Daylight Sensors: 3:12-4:26
Lightning Rods: 4:27-4:40
Lecterns: 4:41-5:36
Observers: 6:26-7:06
Jukeboxes: 7:07-7:30
Sculk Sensors (and Calibrated): 7:31-10:00

These components open up a wide range of possibilities for smarter automation, traps, player detection, and environmental triggers in your Redstone builds.

Watch the full Redstone Guide playlist here:
The Ultimate Minecraft Redstone Guide:    • The Ultimate Redstone Guide  

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Minecraft Version Info:
This video is based on Minecraft Java Edition 1.21 (PC/Mac only). While many Redstone mechanics work similarly in Bedrock Edition (used on consoles and some PC versions), there are important differences. Check your version from the main menu—if it says Java Edition under the logo, you’re using Java. Otherwise, you’re likely on Bedrock.

#MinecraftRedstone #AdvancedRedstone #RedstoneGuide This video was made in Java edition and some features may not work in bedrock edition