Player shocks everyone by adding redstone to Minecraft created inside Minecraft 

The Minecraft community is known for some of the wildest builds, coming up with unique and insane ideas using the host of resources available. Redstone is one of the game's most technical aspects and, despite its rather complicated nature, some players have managed to set new benchmarks for the things possible in-game.

Redditor u/ModPunchtree had created waves in the gaming community after he created Minecraft within Minecraft, leaving fans and players speechless. They used the complex redstone tools to create a fully functional computer and they further used his Redstone computer, IRIS, to run Minecraft on that redstone device. Now, after being challenged by the eager players, the original poster has added Redstone to his build:

I added Redstone to Minecraft in Minecraft! byu/ModPunchtree inMinecraft

Reacting to the post, user u/Frikandelneuker took a hilarious dig at the user's Inception-style implementation of Minecraft within Minecraft:

Comment byu/ModPunchtree from discussion inMinecraft

Meanwhile, another Redditor humorously stated that this was enough Reddit for the day and their last brain cell is effectively gone:

Comment byu/ModPunchtree from discussion inMinecraft

On the other hand, a few Redditors asked a very pertinent question - "Can it run doom?". This is in reference to a long-running gaming and technology meme where gamers and technology enthusiasts try to run Doom on things like toothbrushes, microwaves, toasters, and more. u/Pitiful_Net_8971 quipped in with a hilarious question and asked whether it can run the game Doom:

Some Redditors referenced the popular challenge to see whether the build could run 'Doom' (Image via Mojang Studios || Reddit/u/ModPunchtree)

Some Redditors noticed the unique way in which this build created a game within a game that resembled a simulation, similar to popular scenes in fictional universes. One user even went as far as embedding a popular clip from Rick and Morty to allude to the similarity:

Many users were surprised at the level of simulation taking place in this build (Image via Mojang Studios || Reddit/u/ModPunchtree)

Most players were pleasantly surprised at the OP's dedication to creating Minecraft within the game and taking it to the next level by adding redstone, opening up the possibility of another layer of the game within the game. u/ModPunchtree created a multiverse of Redstone that would probably put Nolan's Inception to shame, earning him the gaming community's eternal respect.

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How can you build Minecraft within the game?

Redstone offers near-endless possibilities for building in the game (Image via Mojang Studios)

Many players have used Redstone logic's power to create a working computer in the game. They use binary logic which can be turned on or off, essentially recreating binary values. The most popular variant of the device in-game is to create a MASIC computer, which mostly features an 8-bit rig with 16 bytes of RAM and an integrated I/O and control panel.

Most logic processors and units in the computer build a combination of redstone repeaters, comparators, and other associated items to create unique logic-based actions that are translated into binary actions. While this is an intense task in itself, some players like u/ModPunchtree take it a step further and recreate the game within the game, hinting at the limitless possibilities of this vast sandbox title.

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