[Minecraft] 100% reliable redstone clock

Here's the design I usually use for when I need to be sure my pulses keep on pulsing, even after world/server resets etc. or being turned off. I haven't seen it anywhere else so far so I figured I would share it. It's basically just a regular repeater based clock with a monostable circuit booting it, and (optionally) a piston switch to allow it to turn on and off

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• red
• stone
• redstone
• clock
• pulser
• pulse
• generator
• piston
• repeater
• minecraft

[TheStrayCross]

There is actually a very very very simple way to generate a "redstone clock" which always works 100% of the time:

A short circular track with a powered rail and a detector rail

[rutgersemp01]

@TheStrayCross That's pretty nifty now that you mention it.. I don't think detector rail and such existed when I made this though (but I could be wrong)

[Milennin]

EDIT: Actually, sometimes it doesn't re-activate automatically on login.

[rutgersemp01]

@Milennin That may have to do something with a recent update, I heard something about redstone loading differently but I'd have to look it up

[jambosuss]

Thank you so fucking much :) ive been looking everywhere for this :)

[rutgersemp01]

@jambosuss You're welcome! Feel free to share it with everyone you know x3

[semiapies]

This was a big help, thanks!

[TheStrayCross]

@rutgersemp01 Yeah I thought about "reliable redstone clock" since normal clock circuits stop when you log on and back off.

So I thought about a button press to initiate a clearing pulse and reinitiate it with a delay and many other things when I came up with this

Minecarts keep their momentum no matter how many times you log off

They should cause a lil big lag on servers tho

[KnEcKeNe]

Lifesaver <3

[Milennin]

Awesome. Works perfectly.

[pspiscool13]

pretty awsome thankss finally i can turn on and off my arrow trap...