Data-Storage in Minecraft using Scoreboard (Command Blocks) in 13w09c
1,694 views · Published 3 March 2013 · 18:37 · Indexed 11 October 2026
Channel: Chartreuse Kitsune · 2013 · Gaming
Just was messing around with alternate uses for the scoreboard function, and one of those uses was storing redstone data in them and accessing it again. In the video I show a device to take the signal strength and store it, storing a binary number, and decoding a value to binary. The decoder to binary is probably the most useful of the three shown as it can be used to take players scores or deaths and such and get a binary representation of them as well.
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