In the past, people have attempted making Minecraft things that are real by creating recreations of a piston from Lego. It's not possible to recreate redstone, the material that can be used for almost anything, and make gadgets and devices using it. Is it?
Hecbac, a Redditor, has been working on these devices for over two years and has achieved some amazing results. The initial work involves things like dispensers, but they eventually moved on to making the redstone systems modular. This makes it work in much the same way as it does in the game.
Minecraft
The latest video from Hecbac showcases a complete, working circuit. It stops an adorable little sheep and activates the block, as well as some powerful pistons. The video ends with a variety blocks, though we are fairly certain that the TNT block is a standard block. It's all very impressive and even more so as it's something Hecbac does in their spare time.
Heblac's modular constructions can easily be transformed into a variety of toys. However, they have previously said that it is difficult to make money from these toys. We'll just have to enjoy the intricate and stunning Minecraft redstone creations for the time being. The creativity and skill of the Minecraft community continues to amaze.
Spellcraft, a brand-new adventure featuring new enemies and a spell-system, was released on the same day. The best part is that it's free.