How to Make a Simple Passcode Door in Minecraft

Hello, and thanks for viewing my first instructable! I will show you how to make a passcode door in minecraft or minecraft PE.

Step 1: Materials

You will need to gather some materials. If you're having trouble reading the signs, they say: 15 frame blocks, 6 blocks to place the levers on, 6 levers, 3 signs, redstone (the amount depends), redstone repeater (optional), and redstone torch (also depends), 1 iron door, and 7 of any block (dirt or stone is probably best).

Step 2: Make a Door Frame

For this step, all you have to do is make the frame for the door. Use the picture as a guide if you are confused.

Step 3: Make an Extension

Go out four blocks on the side and then place a block above and below the fourth one. It should look like the picture. (You may have a different frame block)

Step 4: Place the Levers

This step is as simple as placing the blocks you chose to place the levers on, and then placing the levers on them. I used wood, which I think looks pretty good to place the levers on.

Step 5: Label the Levers

In this step, place your 3 signs to label the levers.

Step 6: Back Extension

For this step, go to the back and place 6 of your 7 any blocks just like this. you should still be able to see the blocks the levers are placed on.

Step 7: Choose Your Passcode

This step is a little tricky. Place redstone torches ONLY on the back of the blocks you want to be the passcode. Example: I have redstone torches on the back of 3 and 6 in the picture, which means to open the door, I need to pull down the levers labeled 3 and 6. You'll see this in the picture for the last step.

Step 8: Place Redstone

This step is also a little tricky. Place redstone on every block on top of and below the 6 any blocks. You can't place redstone where there are redstone torches, but every other block must have redstone. If you're still confused, imagine this. You placed 6 blocks on the back. You should have placed the redstone torches on the back of the blocks that are connected to the levers you want to be the passcode. Now imagine you can only place redstone above and below the 6 any blocks. Place redstone on every block you can. This means try placing 6 on top of the any blocks. You might be able to have 6 if your redstone torches are on the bottom. Do the same thing to the bottom.

Step 9: Connection of Redstone.

In this step, connect all the redstone you placed in the last step. The picture should be of help.

Step 10: Dig a Hole

In this step, dig a hole leading to 2 blocks below where your door will be. Use the picture for reference. If you dig a longer hole, you may need a redstone repeater.