you cant. sorry.

 

I think your best method would be to wire up about 10 dispensers to 10 tracks, and those tracks eventually lead to a single one... Not space effective at all, but I can't think of a better way.

 

I don't know if this would work, but could you possibly chain dispensers?

 

Similar to what I said, I'm sure it's possible :)

 

Hm yeah, that's a point. Takes a lot of work to sort that out, I think your best bet would be to just use a single dispenser :/

 

I believe that the conveyor thing works only with droppers, not dispensers. So i dont think this works.

 

This post is about Droppers, not dispensers.

 

droppers are disabled as well...

 

Sorry I completely misunderstood what you were saying. Yeah they're disabled, dispensers work but the method may not. Sorry about that! :)

 

If you are referring to a game of some sort (such as a casino) you can try this method

Spoiler: Possibly A Method:p

http://imgur.com/gb8C2qd

where once the button is pushed it activates the power rail making the minecart move. Then you just have to place another minecart down again from you inv. ? hope this helps seeing how I spent like.. totally 30 seconds of my life on that amazing illustration.

*note: To make that railing diagonal without a block above the button block, you have to first put a rail on the top of the button block, place the diagonal block, then break the top rail and replace it with a different block.

Edit* But yeah, there is no may to check to see if a dispenser is full or empty.

 

COmparators. :)

 

You can see if a dispenser is empty with a comparator? :eek:

 

Lead comparator out of the dispenser. The comparator will send a signal depensing on fill percentage, reaching a power of 0 if the dispenser is empty.

 

Interesting, I didn't know that:D thanks!

 

I used it for the second row of fireworks at new year's eve in Piville, they started once row 1 ran out. :)

 

How'd the event as a whole turn out?

 

Look at the link and guess. :roflmao: