Hi! I was wondering what everyone's favourite build on their island is. Post a screenshot of a build your proud of with an explanation why As I'm new, I don't have much redstoney, cool techy stuff on my island, but I have started work on a museum that I think is pretty cool. It's still a work in progress but basically I have a little 3x3 for each item that represents what it is. There's also all of the coloured wools and a chest of items from completing achievements. Imgur.com/a/L7F3Y
I have 4 favorite builds (hope to expand eventually) Spoiler: Auto Chest Sorter By no meaning am I good at redstone aha, I did although make this by myself. I learned how to use an item sorter from NimsTV, and I expanded his idea into a chest sorter. Spoiler: Slot Machine I got this idea from /warp Casino. I looked up tutorials, and found one by MrCrayfish. So, I made it. It makes me about $500 per day, not much but still. You can buy 3 tickets for $50, and once you throw one ticket in, redstone lamps will light up. The basis of the machine is a dropper randomizer, so hence the name. It's random. If all 3 lights light up, you can win either a gold block or a diamond. /warp slots to test it out Spoiler: Lottery Jackpot I got this idea from zjobke. It's a really simple design. Just a wall and some signs. Although it is truly simple, it has so far made me almost 300k in 2 days. One ticket is $100. And when you buy the tickets, the numbers go up. If someone paid me $500, they get numbers 1-5. Then, if the next person paid $100, they get number 6. After I get to atleast number 30, I use a random number generator to pick the winner. /warp jackpot Spoiler: Zombie Pigman This was one of the first things on my island. It use to have 16 spawners, but we've reduced to 11 spawners. The pigman spawn, get pushed via water into a 1x1 hole, and we go ham xd. Their drops get filtered into an item filter which sorts them into a chest. If they drop a gold sword, the gold sword gets dispensed into lava, because let's be honest, no one likes gold swords .
