We're taking things to the next level with a MUCH improved infrastructure! Today we build the card shuffler, card encoder, and a custom token ring event manager! ► Second channel for all Live stream replays https://www.youtube.com/c/TangoTek2 WhiteStoneJazz Item Encoding Series ► https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGVlJzzjTyM ► Twitch - www.twitch.tv/tangotek ► Patreon - http://www.patreon.com/tangotek ► Twitter - www.twitter.com/tangoteklp #Hermitcraft #TangoTek #DeckedOut3
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"Sometimes my nerd comes out" Tango, you are making videos about game design on a Minecraft server. No one here expected anything but you nerding out, and I personally love it. Edit: correction, we all love it
As the back to back defending champion, Etho would NEVER compromise the integrity of the mountain. He has too much respect for the game. He doesn't want or need any advantages. The other hermits are already at a big enough disadvantage by simply not being Etho.
Tango: “Redstone is not programming.” Tango: “Welcome to the Decked Out… Computer”
Not only did i understand the card encoder explanation, I think this is the coolest thing ever actually! Thanks for explaining it, it was actually very clear and neat! :D
Can I just say I LOVE how organized your redstone has gotten with each iteration of Decked Out! Yeah its early rn and it will get a lot more chaotic towards the release date, but man, the bus lines and the systems platforms! Its clear that you're learning a lot each time about every step in the process! Thanks for the videos! Edit: I left this comment before I saw the token... wow Tango, I agree its incredible!
Having a witch in the swamp that reads your tarot cards and gives you certain buffs or debuffs if you get unlucky would be super cool.
dude, a fully fledged binary event bus with system locks in minecraft, this is so epic! its really cool seeing your software engineering shine here. comparing this to previous decked outs, it really feels like you're properly going through the motions of developing an actual game, which is just so cool to see, and really show how far the game has come! loving the super redstone system design heavy vids, hope there are more to come in future!
Hey Scar, make him the trees and he'll put you back first in line! xD
Etho’s just lootin’ and scootin’ his way to the front of the line 😂
If only there were a shop on the server that you could use to take your grievances out on scar…
Decked out is like Everest, it’s existence is it’s marketing, people will come with or without marketing.
For non technical people, "token ring network" is the talking stick. You only get to talk when you have the talking stick. You only get to send signals when you have the token.
The explanations were great! I thoroughly enjoyed how "nerdy" this episode got with the mechanisms. Tango's passion and things being shown off made this video incredible.
5:35 tango almost calling cub a good boy
/*raises hand with confidence/* Your explanation of the card encoding was so straight forward and I understood it completely. Seriously incredible work that you're doing, my friend!!
23:50 understood loud and clear, great explanation (though I am a comp sci grad working in tech, so none of the concepts were new to me, just the implementation, I may not be a representative sample lol) Edit: a couple of comments have mentioned, and I agree, the 7 bits using 2 encoders vs 8 bits using 1 encoder thing feels like it didn't get directly addressed after being mentioned?
Your explanations were fantastic Tango! I especially appreciate how well you balance talking about Minecraft game mechanics, real world technology, and Decked Out game systems.
39:20 This really is the coolest thing ever!!
37:30 You need to consider whether you want each event to hold the token while it puts out _all_ its messages (as you did in video), or have each event put on only one message before releasing the token, thus enabling other event messages to get out. Very cool, btw.
Tango, please make redstone heavy episodes like this every few hermitcraft episodes because it's genuinely so fun watching everything come together, your explanations are amazing! ❤