first you make a 6 X 1 X 5 hole in the ground
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after that you build up again on the ground except 2
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go to the corner where 1 block is down and look up there you put on the 3 height a sticky piston 1 release and then a redstone block
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a daylight sensor is built on top of the bulb and a glass block on top of it (sets the daylight sensor to night)
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now they build next to the Redstoneblock again a earth block
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sorry the pictures are now a little darker I have not noticed that it was dark I hope it is not bad but it is better because then the redstoneblock is still down and you can build better,
now comes there 1 times Redstone as in the picture
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now you put a repeater next to the redstone
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next to the repeater are now 3 earth blocks like in the picture
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put on top of the wall again 2 earth blocks there
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and on top of the wall another 1 block
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now place Redstone on the 2 blocks (see picture)
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put 1 redstone flare on top of the block (the redstone flare should be OFF now!!!)
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When you're done, close the hole.
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now put a block of your choice on it 3 examples
(for modern houses) Quartz column:
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(not exactly the best choice) cobblestone:
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(for Middle Ages) Wood:
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and you're done testing:
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Here are a few more tips:
Tip 1: If you want you can take another block around the daylight sensor, for example, you have a stone away that you then does so:
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Tip 2:you don't see any redstone!
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I hope you enjoyed it.
also look at my first idea because I put 2 sofa cushions on stairs (sofa) very cool idea.
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