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Minecraft Hopper Clock Not Working. And thus not accept any more items. Only problem is that any new ethoniam hopper clock i've made since can not be made to function. The looped hopper clock works by having an item traveling in a loop between the four hoppers. I have tried in both mps. This clock can be adjusted by. I've been using hopper timers to create long delays for some automated harvesters, using what seems to be a pretty standard method with comparators. Whenever the comparator detects the item in a hopper, it turns on. Put simply how do i make the redstone signal from a hopper clock last longer not the duration between cycles but the redstone pulse so to. 1.) the item in the clock sticks inside of one hopper, only flickering into another. The hopper clock is the one that causes the most problems. So, i'm under the impression that a hopper with a redstone input will 'lock'; 4 ticks on, 4 ticks off clock period: So far this has been working well.

1.) the item in the clock sticks inside of one hopper, only flickering into another. I've been using hopper timers to create long delays for some automated harvesters, using what seems to be a pretty standard method with comparators. This clock can be adjusted by. And thus not accept any more items. Whenever the comparator detects the item in a hopper, it turns on. Only problem is that any new ethoniam hopper clock i've made since can not be made to function. So, i'm under the impression that a hopper with a redstone input will 'lock'; The looped hopper clock works by having an item traveling in a loop between the four hoppers. 4 ticks on, 4 ticks off clock period: The hopper clock is the one that causes the most problems.

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Minecraft Hopper Clock Not Working Put simply how do i make the redstone signal from a hopper clock last longer not the duration between cycles but the redstone pulse so to. And thus not accept any more items. So far this has been working well. 4 ticks on, 4 ticks off clock period: Whenever the comparator detects the item in a hopper, it turns on. Put simply how do i make the redstone signal from a hopper clock last longer not the duration between cycles but the redstone pulse so to. I've been using hopper timers to create long delays for some automated harvesters, using what seems to be a pretty standard method with comparators. Only problem is that any new ethoniam hopper clock i've made since can not be made to function. The looped hopper clock works by having an item traveling in a loop between the four hoppers. 1.) the item in the clock sticks inside of one hopper, only flickering into another. The hopper clock is the one that causes the most problems. I have tried in both mps. So, i'm under the impression that a hopper with a redstone input will 'lock'; This clock can be adjusted by.