Minecraft PE Flying Machine

Introduction: Minecraft PE Flying Machine

This is my mcpe flying machine. I hope you like it. The pictures will help more if clicked on.

Step 1: Parts

Parts are: 3-5 slime blocks

1 piston(regular)

1 piston(sticky)

1 observer

1 redstone block

Step 2: Slime Blocks

Step 3: Pistons

Pistons must face in the direction shown.

Step 4: Redstone

Put Redstone block on the regular piston to fly. This machine works because when the Redstone block is above the regular piston causing it to push the front of the machine forward. The Observer fires a 1 tick pulse whenever a change in the face-side is detected causing the sticky piston to fire pulling the back forwards and restarting the cycle.

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    11 Comments

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    mprice4171
    mprice4171

    2 years ago

    I switched the slime blocks to honey blocks

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    Knex Boy12
    Knex Boy12

    Reply 2 years ago

    That definitely would work. When I made this honey blocks were not in the game yet so I used slime blocks.

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    JakeAS
    JakeAS

    Reply 1 year ago

    You could have just updated to the next snapshot.

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    Knex Boy12
    Knex Boy12

    Reply 1 year ago

    When I made this flying machine I made it on the bedrock edition where the are no snapshots. since this still works I don't feel like updating it.

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    JakeAS
    JakeAS

    Reply 1 year ago

    What about the installations section in the Minecraft Launcher? I've done that lots of times before there were honey blocks in the game.

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    Knex Boy12
    Knex Boy12

    Reply 1 year ago

    Unfortunately, the Bedrock edition either didn't have Minecraft beta or I didn't know how to get it. The way you're talking about only works for Java as the Minecraft app doesn't have a launcher like Java does. It probably works with honey blocks I haven't checked because I haven't had an easy way to play the bedrock edition.

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    Joshua12321
    Joshua12321

    2 years ago

    I was going to ask the same thing lol

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    Knex Boy12
    Knex Boy12

    Answer 2 years ago

    You want the regular piston facing the direction you want the machine to go and the sticky piston facing the opposite direction. Sorry that it wasn't clear.