Sep 29, 2017 · For short intervals you can use old good repeater clock. You can easily lock it in one state infinitely by applying signal to the block holding redstone torch. For long intervals …

Jan 14, 2016 · This can simply be achieved with a redstone repeater set to 2 ticks feeding into a block with a redstone torch (remember, it takes 1 tick for a redstone torch to turn off or on.) …

Aug 2, 2014 · Make sure the hoppers face into each other! Also, with one item, you don't need the RS-NOR latch part. The other image basically uses repeaters to prevent the torch from …

May 21, 2013 · By right-clicking on the repeater, you can set its delay from 1 to 4 ticks. (Each redstone tick is 0.1 seconds, or 2 game ticks.) Normally, this corresponds to a time delay of …

Aug 17, 2018 · If you want to make a super fast one, you need at least a 3x3 block space. You need: x4 redstone dust,x1 lever & x4 redstone repeaters. On each border of the square on the …

Oct 11, 2015 · I want to know how to make a redstone circuit with one input and one output that for each redstone pulse applied to the input, the signal strength of the output increases by one …

It must go into a repeater before the subtraction comparator because you need a signal strength of 15 for the subtraction pulse generator to work. The output is the repeater going into the iron …

Mar 3, 2014 · I have no knowledge of redstone whatsoever, and I want to make a signal constantly repeat for an alarm. How would I do this?

Apr 8, 2016 · 1 restone tick = 2 game ticks. 1 Repeater = 2 ticks on lowest, 8 on highest. 2 repeaters with a delay of 4 (highest) and 1 with a delay of 2 for a one second clock. Curious: …

Apr 17, 2012 · Creating An Automatic Arrow Dispenser Sadly, dispensers do not repeadedly shoot arrows or eggs or other items without a pulsing redstone signal (maybe that's a good …