Revolving Lighthouse Module

In this tutorial we will create a power generator to control the revolving shutters of the lighthouse using sticky pistons. The power generator is constant and does not need to be reset manually upon login.
The shell of the lighthouse will be left to everyone’s imagination but I will share how I made mine.
Once you find a suitable location, build up as high as you want. I would suggest building the bulk of the structure below cloud level and starting the generator on layer 94. Also be aware that the generator is 12 blocks high from top to bottom, so be sure to factor in any space for your roof.
Let’s get started!
Step 1:
Make a 6x6 square and put the track on top. Power the rails by placing levers on the designated areas and turn them on.

Step 2:

Step 3:
Build the next layer starting with a 2x2 square directly on top of the redstone torches. Then add in the arms in a fan-like pattern.

Step 4:
Place another 2x2 square directly on top of the middle redstone torches. This will be the platform for the lower light module. The repeaters will run in a counter-clockwise sequence. See below for the appropriate ticks.

Step 5:
Next put sticky pistons around the whole perimeter of the platform extending upwards.

Step 6:
Continue the vertical conduit with 2 more 2x2 redstone torch platforms. The third serves as a cap with just blocks so no torches are needed on top.

Step 7:
Build the upper platform below the cap. Match the repeaters with the same sequence delay as the lower platform.

Step 8:
Next put sticky pistons around the whole perimeter of the platform extending downwards. They should line up above the lower set of pistons. The corner pistons will not be powered yet.

Step 9:

This is what the final result should look like:
*Note the square frame on top is where I started my roof.

Step 10:
Fill in the shutters with whichever material you want to cover it with. Next put glowstone directly behind them.

Step 11:
Lastly, put the minecart on the track below and give it a push going counter-clockwise. That will bring your light module to life.

Here is a closeup of the shell:

That’s it for the generator. Hope this tutorial was helpful and you enjoyed it.
Have fun creating your own revolving lighthouse!
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