TUTORIAL Tileable RAM Design for Minecraft Bedrock

This is an infinitely extendable redstone RAM design for Minecraft Bedrock. Each cell is 1 block wide and I have built 4 cells (which can hold 4 bits) as an example.

For each cell you will need about: 13 solid blocks, 1 glass block, 3 repeaters, 2 sticky pistons, 4 torches, 6 redstone dust and 1 redstone lamp.

Just put your blocks where mine are :)

That is a sticky piston.

Add a little tower thing.

Give it light! (and redstone)

Place a block there, with redstone on it. What am I supposed to write? Just copy the image.

Put blocks here.

Add redstone, add sticky piston.

Place them in this order and this order only. Unless you want a flashing disaster.

That is 1 RAM cell complete.

Add as many more as you want (to the left). The next few steps will show you how to link everything up.

Link both sets of pistons and the clear line together. Make sure that the clear line is inverted with a redstone torch. Add two buttons and a lever, with labels for the functions.

Add some output lamps on the end.

1. I have labelled the inputs in binary. 2. I input the number 6 in binary. 3. I press "Write" you save it into the RAM. 4. You can see, the number 6 is saved into the RAM 5. I pull the "Read" lever to output the stored value. 6. It outputs 6. 7. I press the clear button to clear.

And there you have it, a finished RAM module in Minecraft. I'm sorry if this tutorial isn't great, it is my first. My profile is nearly on 1000 views! That's 1000 people on this planet that had a gander at my silly Minecraft stuff. Thank you all!