Example Circuits
Classic redstone circuits you can run and tinker with — no Minecraft required. Open any one to see it simulate live, then fork it into the editor.
NOT Gate
Logic GateInverts a signal with a redstone torch.
View & run →OR Gate
Logic GateOutput is on if either input is on.
View & run →AND Gate
Logic GateOutput is on only when both inputs are on.
View & run →RS NOR Latch
Memory1-bit memory: it remembers its state.
View & run →Redstone Clock
ClockA torch that endlessly switches itself off and on.
View & run →Repeater (Signal Booster)
WiringDust fades over 15 blocks; a repeater restores it.
View & run →Comparator (Subtract Mode)
Logic GateOutputs rear signal minus the side signal.
View & run →Binary → Decimal
Logic GateTwo switches count in binary; the lit lamps read the value.
View & run →Vertical Wire (3D Ramp)
WiringRedstone dust climbs the sides of blocks.
View & run →Piston
MechanismPowers a piston that shoves a block forward.
View & run →Slime Platform
MechanismA slime block drags the blocks stuck to it.
View & run →Container Fullness
MechanismA comparator measures how full a chest is.
View & run →7-Segment Display
WiringSeven lamps and seven switches that spell out a digit.
View & run →Automatic Door
MechanismStep on the plate and a piston door slides open by itself.
View & run →