How To Create a Doorbell in Minecraft

Ingredients

• [Optional] Colored Concrete (6)
• I use colored concrete for all my redstone circuits. This helps me interpret functionality at a glance. It’s a good habit to get into, but completely optional.
• Button (1)
• Redstone (3)
• Redstone Repeaters (2)
• Note Blocks (2)
• Packed Ice
• You can change the sound of Note Blocks by changing what you put under them. I found that Packed Ice works best for the doorbell sound, but feel free to customize. See full list at the link below:

Note Block – Minecraft Wiki

A note block is a block that emits sounds when attacked, used or powered with redstone. The sound produced can be altered in various ways by using it or putting certain blocks directly above or...



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• Command Blocks (2)
• These can only be obtained in Creative Mode with the following command with an available slot in your inventory bar.
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/give @s command_block 2

Construction

How to Create a Minecraft (Bedrock) Doorbell

How to build a doorbell in Minecraft Bedrock edition that both chimes and sends notifications. Get the commands and guide on my blog: https://auzy.link/minecraft-doorbell

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Configuring Command Blocks

Command Block #1

1. Set Block Type to Impulse
2. Set Condition to Unconditional
3. Set Redstone to Needs Redstone
4. Make sure Delay in Ticks is set to 0.
5. Copy the following command into Command Input

tellraw "YOUR TAG HERE" {"rawtext":[{"text":"§l§6Doorbell:§r §e"},{"selector":"@p"},{"text":"§r is at your door!"}]}

Command Block #2

1. Set Block Type to Chain
2. Set Condition to Conditional
3. Set Redstone to Always Active
4. Make sure Delay in Ticks is set to 0.
5. Copy the following command into Command Input

tellraw @p {"rawtext":[{"text":"§l§6Doorbell:§r §eYOUR_NAME_HERE§r has been notified!"}]}