Discuss Minecraft's Redstone systems, including automation, circuits, components, and technical gameplay. Share ideas and feedback on Redstone mechanics across Minecraft. Because Java Edition and Bedrock Edition use different Redstone systems, some behaviors will differ between versions. Please tag your posts with Java, Bedrock, or Both where applicable.

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(Java) Powering Blocks by Comparators

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    Item Frames would rotate the item depending on the strength of the signal. Lecterns would flip to certain pages. Sculk Sensors could only detect vibrations from certain ranges

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    Alternatively, these blocks could just flip through their states when powered by redstone

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    I'm not sure if this is a thing, but if arrows don't knock items out of item frames they could rotate the item

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    Containers could do a couple weird things. They could expel items so that their fullness matches the redstone signal

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    Containers could also be locked using this method. The redstone level put into the block could "lock" it's fullness. You would be able to put items in but it would not allow you to take them out as the container would want to meet the fullness that the redstone level represents

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    The expelling of items from containers could be used as pranks, like if people are trying to put items in, or it could be used to spring bound items on players. Or play the Minecraft version of 52 card pick up

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    The locking method may be kind of useless as you can technically lock a chest with equal protection by making a machine that simply covers the top of chests so they can't be opened. Really, no matter how complex or clever a lock in minecraft is, it will probably just be easier to mine through it. Unless you have Elder Guardians nearby...