Simple, Infinitely Expandable Pistonless Counter (Can count to 10^63) 1.8
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- This is my design of a horizontal counter that uses an rs nor array to count. It is easy to build and very useful. It can be expanded vertically to count up to 10^63
If you repeated this design from Bedrock to the height limit you could make a counter to 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 :D
This is called a Thousand decillion also known as a Vigintillion on the American short scale (10^63)
Cubehamsters 7 segment display : • Minecraft Tutorial: Sm...
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Very nice sir, it's 9 years later and this thing still works like a charm. Nice job
Bedrock or Java?
@@nandorpeto4314 I used it on bedrock
@@French_Engineer and its work?
@Nándor Pető yes but it's very bad at counting items quickly
@@French_Engineer why bad?
this design is small and great, but getting the output to other mechamisms is a pain is the backside
Exactly ! did you finally figured out how to do so ? Because I'm having a hard time here...
SmokyMan001
Nevermind. It's from the back !!!
Well with this counter I turn each output in to a pulse and then each pulse adds one on to the 7 segment display, I explain this at 3:12 if you want to see what I mean. The 7 segment display is Cubehamster's, there's a link to it in the description.
Happy Holidays!
Thank you very much, feel free to spread the word!
I'm in 1.1.3.1 and IT WORKS! THANK YOU!
It is, technically, and all base counter, which I really like :).
@ Travis Chin, unary only uses 1's (like this counter) binary uses a combination of 1's and zeros.
Do you mean so that only 1 output will be on for each score, or that for each there is only 1 pulse per output?
If you mean the first option you will need a shift register rather than a counter, otherwise this design will become huge,a shift register shouldn't be too hard to come by on UA-cam. If you mean the second option then use what I showed you before with the pistons, that will have the shortest delay. Feel free to comment if you have any other questions!
10^63, 1 vigintillion, 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000.
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This is exactly what I was searching for!
Totally recommend T Flip-Flops in a line for a basic binary counter. For small projects, it is unnecessarily complicated, but it grows rapidly. Each additional Flip-Flop doubles the total number. So each row you built here wouldn't be 10, but instead 2^10, or 1024. 2 layers will get you 1048576. 63 layers will get you 2^630 combinations, with a max value of (2^630)-1.
Also, it would not be necessary to send a reset signal when it is maxed out, since it resets itself anyway by simple binary logic. (Unless you want to choose a number for it to stop at.)
www.cs.umd.edu/class/sum2003/cmsc311/Notes/Seq/Figs/count3.png
yah this is what im looking for, hard to find pistonless designs.
you are amazing,also you deserve more views and subs,you just got a new sub ;)
Nice vid man!
Nice design!
Using binary you can count to 1023 with 10 outputs. Just saying, nice vid though!
Everything stays the same but you need to wire one to the other as I demonstrated in the video.
Yeah I'm pretty sure you're looking for a shift register, search that on youtube and you should find what you need.
Yeah I could do that but some people may want a unary counter for various reasons so it kind of an irrelevant point.
Thanks man, that means a lot to me!
I managed to use 2 of these that are 30 counts long, with a 1 second circuit attached to both inputs to time minecart drag races
its actually 1.64571429e14 if u do expanded horizontally, both ways, and vertically until the world border and the top of the map :D
What you can do is combine monotick pulse makers. (It's what I call it) Then make a 1-second clock in the starting of the counter. it can do more than 2^1000 but yeah, not recommended. I only did 131072*4 because it's too big.
x/ this is so close to wait i need, is they anyway to make it so that it only has one out-put at a time?
nice, going to make base 60 next with minutes and hours
I'm sorry but it can be made much bigger. Just stack these next to each other. E.g that is one block
i have to say that this is 1000iq
Thx man! I love this video!
You could make it with pistons before but this was silent and just as small which is why I built it.
I will give a video on it
There is one on my channel!
Conts in unary, not binary :/
my extension won't work even though it's exactly set up the same as the row below it, it's pretty much an exact replica 3 blocks higher and 4 blocks shorter then the one below. Do I need to do anything like have it facing the opposite direction or what? i just can get the light to show. if i pulse it doesnt work if i out a redstone torch next to a repeater on that level it will work though idk wtf is going on
how would you make it add one instead of remove one
the counter to one million is essentially an abacus
This, my friends, is why it is better to use the base of however many states a wire can hold. For example, if we had wires that could carry three states, computers would count in base three. Minecraft has Bi-State wires, and this person created a base 10 counting device. 10^63 is laughable compared to what binary a binary counter could do, in less space than going down to bedrock.
Why not use a torch signal ladder? It would only take up 1 block of space and then however many you made tall
Add You Can Use Command Block Or Wiring It Down To Make Another Row 10^126
still, you could count higher with binary, MUCH higher to be precise, 2^1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 more
plz create a tutorial on how to hook up a lamp display to this counter something more than just three displays i would personally like to go above 1mill to count
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I want the blue thing please
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You do realize a line of 1-tick pistons has binary behavior and can be infinitely expanded in much less space than this?
MicroKORGI yes, but this gives off no noise.
im using this on a server and im having trouble getting it to work 100% of the time
I can make a unary adder with this :) thanks.
can you make binary or trinary counter? :D
Cool
I have a quest for you.
Quest: make a binary counter pistonless.
Noce counter did you come up with this design your self
can i use redstone lamps instead of torches?
Joe Cool Sadly not no. You can take the output and then use that to power a lamp though.
What's the difference between unwary and binary?
unary only uses 1's (like this counter) binary uses a combination of 1's and zeros.
Wow
Just add another layer :P
could have made it in the nether to go higher i think
It cant be onemillion
It was easier this way :-)
:3
(piston(less) counter can be. xd )
btw thnx
but what if i want to make a counter in decimal, because i dont know how to convert the binary thingy to other stuff. Help me out pls
ok i have a question if i want the counter to work on my design i need to get the outputs to reset eachother after they passed eachother without having delay so it can count simple
wow thank u!
Well its like im trying to work on a counter to a ram/decoder that i finnished a while ago and i made a counter my self where the output counts 1 at the time up to how much i would like it to be with custom AND gates that resets eachother with 1 sec delay. But the design is poor and take lots of space so i wanted to make it more simple and having outputs stacking up isnt good. I could send u map to custom counter if u want to see