5/14 Blog 7: Redstone Engineer

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Like last week, this week was a little bit more boring than past weeks. This week I decided to focus on redstone, which is basically electricity in minecraft. So, I tried to incorporate it into buildings. When doing my research, I found a nice door mechanic I wanted to apply to a building of some sort. And what better building than a hobbit hole! Ahahah just kidding it's just an underground base built into a hill. The automatic door I built was not too complicated and I found it a nice way to add a little bit of extraness to the building. Here it is:
As you can see, this was going to be the main entrance to the structure. I really enjoyed experimenting with the redstone, even if I didn't know how to use half of the stuff oops. Since I was building underground (this was actually my first underground base of the project) I accidently stumbled upon a cave. Within those caves were a few monsters. One of them actually came into the house! I was so estatic about this as I could now build it with a purpose of this being the monsters house. However, disaster struck. Before I could even name him, he stepped on the pressure plates and went out into the wilderness. And died. In a fire.
This was very sad. There was no longer a person owning the home. But I persevered and forced myself to move on. I continued to build the house and even added some extra redstone mechanics that you will see in the video below: As you can see, I encorperated a few redstone elements into the build. So, that's it for this week (yeah it was pretty boring). I think for next week I will continue to build more houses in different styles than from two weeks ago! Hopefully that will be a little bit more fun hah.

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