Simple 2D Minecraft Redstone Circuit Designer and Planner (Beta)
Design, test, and share your Minecraft redstone circuits with our interactive simulator. This powerful tool features working pistons, accurate redstone mechanics, and real-time simulation to help you plan and troubleshoot complex redstone contraptions before building them in-game.
Redstone Dust
Redstone Repeater
Redstone Comparator
Redstone Torch
BlockInstructions
- • Click to place component
- • Right-click to rotate
- • Drag to place multiple
- • Delete key to remove
- • Click lever to toggle on/off
- • Click button for momentary signal
- • Click pressure plate to simulate entity
- • Click repeater to change delay (1-4 ticks)
- • Right-click comparator to change mode
Display Options
Select a component from the palette and click here to place it
How to Use the Redstone Circuit Designer
- Select components from the sidebar and place them on the grid
- Right-click components to rotate them or change their mode
- Use the simulation controls to test your circuit
- Save or share your designs with other players
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a redstone circuit?
Redstone circuits are structures in Minecraft that use redstone components to perform various functions like automation, logic operations, and creating complex mechanisms.
What features does this redstone simulator include?
Our simulator includes fully functional redstone mechanics including:
- Working pistons and sticky pistons that can push and pull blocks
- Accurate redstone dust power transmission and signal strength
- Functional redstone components (repeaters, comparators, observers)
- Interactive inputs (levers, buttons, pressure plates)
- Real-time simulation that matches Minecraft's behavior
How do I use the circuit designer?
Select components from the sidebar, then click on the grid to place them. Right-click to rotate components or change their properties. Use the green "Start Simulator" button to test your circuit in real-time.
What components are available?
The designer includes:
- Basic components: redstone dust, repeaters, comparators, torches
- Input components: levers, buttons, pressure plates
- Output components: lamps, dispensers
- Advanced components: observers, pistons, sticky pistons
- Building blocks: solid blocks for construction and redstone support
How do I share my redstone creation?
Click the purple "Share Design" button in the toolbar to generate a unique URL that you can share with others. Anyone with this link can view and interact with your exact redstone design.
How accurate is this redstone emulator?
Our redstone emulator aims to closely match Minecraft's Java Edition redstone behavior. While it covers most common redstone mechanics including pistons, signal strength, and component interactions, some advanced or quirky behaviors might differ slightly from the game.
Why is this labeled as Beta?
This is a beta version of our redstone circuit designer and simulator. We're continuously adding new features and improving the simulation accuracy. Your feedback helps us make it better!