A button behind a pane of glass. Pressing the button opens a hatch in the ceiling from which water runs, the Redstone torch flashes and you hear an alarm sound.
Instructions:
Try to recreate the redstone circuit from the picture.
On the top left of the screen is a memory cell to store whether the alarm is currently active or not. At the top right is a pulse generator which triggers the alarm redstone flare and the note block.
To reset the alarm, simply reset the memory cell, e.g. by means of a button, and replace the glass pane.
Built it with a RS latch, was easier 😛
both ideas work. very good in warehouses or schools
How did you make the piston retract after you push the button?
To reset this you have to press a button, which is attached to the single block on the left in the second screenshot. This resets the memory cell.
I see. The top left is this "memory cell
I'm putting this in my house.
Super cool ! Make more so redstone
With flip-flops it's easier 😛
the redstone torch can not flash at all because it is washed away by the water^^
You shouldn't put them on the floor either
...I've been hit in the face again!
I built it without the water.
How do you get the disk in front of the button?
Just build in front of it :P. The button is one block further back than the disc.
oh soo thank you
Is great must say in my current project I have also installed such a fire alarm system. Only I did it a little differently with a command block system. So it is more economical space and thus you can install almost anywhere a system. But thanks xxluke for the idea.
@ChaosCole how did you build this? Can you send me a screenshot?
this is very cool please more of this xxluke
IS NOT ABOUT GOING DOWN
@just399 what's your problem?
Yeah, what's wrong? If you can't provide a critique, but instead grumble so outrageously, then at least justify the whole thing.
wussste not that you can build a fire alarm so realistic xD
That might be a cool idea too.
Good idea, but the fire alarm can also be automated with command blocks.
Works for me 🙂
That's a great idea. Could have used it when I was experimenting with a fireplace in the log cabin yesterday. It caught fire three times until I started experimenting on wood to fire spacing first. If there's nothing on this yet, I might post it here again because it's a common question on the net.
@Thragor: There are already a few fireplaces here, so please don't upload any more.
Coming up in my skyscraper right away 😉
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Well Gera de space-saving is not. The once to build goes yes Still but just in a yoke house on each floor. That needs space... But good idea, in practice difficult to not satisfactorily implementable.
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Super
The one in front of the button, is that a block of glass or a sheet of glass???
@cola: With me, it's a glass block, because there were no discs back then. But of course you can also just take a pane.
ok
I can't get a button on the talkstine block.
This is red wool, not redstone block.
I built something like that too, only not quite as complicated 🙂
A cool idea, but what if the fire is further away 😀.
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Good idea.
but you could drown in that water.
still a very good idea.
keep up the good work i like redstone buildings.
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@just399 if it funktionirt with the others then the error must lie with YOU.
So don't bitch
@just399 if it funktionirt with the others then the error must lie with YOU.
So don't bitch.
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@just399 if it funktionirt with the others then the error must lie with YOU.
So don't bitch.
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@just399 : if it funktionirt with the others then the error must lie with YOU.
So don't bitch.
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Cool!
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