Minecraft Redstone Circuit Simulator 🔴
Design and test your redstone circuits online without wasting resources or time in-game
Component Info
Select a component to see details
How to Use the Redstone Circuit Simulator
Getting Started
- Select a component from the toolbar on the left.
- Click on the canvas to place the component.
- Use the "Select & Pan" tool to select components (by clicking on them) or to pan the view (by dragging empty areas).
- Use the mouse wheel to zoom in and out.
- Click "Start Simulation" to see your circuit in action.
Available Components
- Redstone Wire: Transmits redstone signal up to 15 blocks.
- Redstone Torch: Provides a constant signal unless powered from below.
- Repeater: Extends signal and adds delay (1-4 ticks).
- Comparator: Compares signals or maintains signal strength.
- Block: Solid block for mounting components.
- Lever: Toggleable power source.
- Button: Momentary power source.
Tips for Building Efficient Circuits
- Use repeaters to prevent signal strength decay over long distances.
- Remember that redstone torches invert signals (OFF when powered).
- Create compact designs by utilizing vertical space with blocks.
- Test your circuits in stages to identify and fix problems more easily.
- Save your work regularly to avoid losing complex designs.
Frequently Asked Questions
How accurate is this simulator compared to Minecraft?
This simulator aims to replicate Minecraft's redstone behavior as closely as possible. It includes accurate signal strength decay, component interactions, and timing. However, there may be minor differences in complex edge cases.
Can I save my circuits for later?
Yes! You can save your circuits locally by downloading the JSON file or by copying the circuit code. To load your circuit later, simply upload the JSON file or paste the circuit code.
Is there a limit to how big my circuit can be?
The simulator can handle reasonably large circuits, but performance may decrease with extremely complex designs. We recommend breaking very large projects into smaller, interconnected circuits for best performance.
Can I share my circuit with others?
Yes! The "Share" button generates a link that contains your circuit data. Anyone with this link can view and modify your design.