Minecraft Redstone Essentials and Must-Do Projects

Cori Dusmann

Oct 2014 · Peachpit Press

About this ebook

One of Minecraft’s more complex and interesting aspects is redstone. At its most basic, redstone allows you to place a lever or a pressure plate to open a door. At its most complex, redstone allows you to create working calculators and massive automated constructions. From locking doors to hidden traps to machines that can be “programmed” to play songs, the possibilities are endless. We’ll explore exactly what redstone is, how we can use it, and the tools that are part of working with redstone. We’ll also look at some projects, breaking them down step by step, so that you can see redstone in action. Soon you’ll be using redstone with ease!

Ratings and reviews

Hi! I wish to read a Minecraft book we and my friend was searching this book in our school library's but it was not there.. after when I was searching Minecraft games in play store.. I found the Minecraft book I was surprised to see this book I asked my father to by it but he told no. So I told that I will give him money of pocket money..So he told ok it's good idea so he buyed for me.. when I went to school and took this book I was shocked that whole class asking this book ...thanks for the book

Haven't bought it but it's cool that someone took their time to make a book on redstone. Was the author talking about herself in "about the author"

I wish you made this free because last year my brother clicked it and my dad shouted at me because he does not like games that cost money but it was fun, I mean like very fun

About the author

Author of The Minecraft Guide for Parents, Cori Dusmann is an educator, writer, and homeschooling gamer parent who lives in Victoria, B.C., with her awesome 15-year-old writer, gamer, and Tumblr addict. With a BA in Child and Youth Care (counseling), Cori has spent over 20 years working with children in a variety of settings. Cori regularly writes reviews for Quill & Quire, the Canadian publishing industry’s monthly magazine, and her reviews have been printed in the Vancouver Sun, the Globe and Mail, and the National Post.