@@cubeprospector An observer pointed at a copper block is a good timer for a farmer build, although it's not perpetual. you occassionally have to scrape the copper block with an axe.
6:00 Hopper Timer Start 6:46 Hopper Timer Finished Your video is easier to understand than that of most other Minecraft RUclipsrs! Fewer 'useless digression', and a cozy voice makes my watching experience even better.
Excellent! Big fan of the hopper clock, especially for dinging note blocks in allay farms. That way, it only dings about every 40 sec or so, instead of a constant noise from faster clocks.
The dispenser/observer clock is super helpful for getting rid of the bows from a skeleton spawner. Great video, checking the newer one out right after.
very interesting, 4:27 i did not know that could happen, i also know that zerotick clocks were removed a while back. As for for a redstone clock that is very simple and only needs 2 redstone is a boat pressure plate clock, this clock is very good for iron farms for skyblock or any other map where redstone is hard to come by, very cheep and you can get redstone by killing witches
when i say that this video has helped me alot, i mean ALOT. it explains well and shows how it works, something i cant really find in other redstone videos, i finally understand the mechanics, thank you so much!
Your first repeater clock is really fast. By connecting both sides to a dropper, it drops 5 items/second. The double observer clock is only 3.32 items/second. This repeater clock can easily be started with an observer. It is possible to connect both sides using diodes (more repeaters, half slabs, ect...) to combine the signal. The combined signal has the appearance of never turning off but it works.
Boat cloaks are great, pretty accurate if you use the gaps for pressure plates or slowdowns, you can also use the new Resin Clumps to stop flowing water and creating the gaps (you can also waterlog rails to slowdown minecarts to make them take double the time or double the output or input to hoppers passing by), but Boats! (also drop items into cobwebs, gives you 24 second slow item falling), but Boats!
Thank you thank you thank you!!! I REALLY needed a repeating signal for a fireworks show I wanted to throw for my friend whose out-of-country for the 4th of july and having multiple options to work with was a god send!!!
TYSM! I had figured out a decent 'trash can' with a dropper and had a heck of a time trying to figure out how to power it properly with a minimal footprint 💚 you rule!
Tip for the first two. If you put a redstone block with a one block gap between it and the redstone dust, and then put the redstone torch on the block it will lit up just enough to activate the clock
I’m making a simple auto bamboo wood farm but no nether so no quarts for observers. Therefor I watch this video to learn slow clock. Mostly commenting for algorithm. Thanks man
@@cubeprospector no water because some of the dropped bamboo would stick on the ledge of the dirt block. I do a line of dirt with bamboo on, then behind that I do a block, then a piston and then an observer(observer has red stone behind). Then under that I have a rail cart loop with a mine cart hopper which picks up thru floor and puts into chest.
You forgot the simplest clock: just a comparator. But it's a real fast clock. Just take the output of the comparator and plug it into the side in subtraction mode.
Good call out. They are a great 10 minute timer due to the day/night cycle. Gets a little tricky when you sleep but for most things you’d use it for it, it wouldn’t be a problem. Great call out. Thanks!
I have question for clock at 7:00 This might sound like a dumb question, but how come both piston not pushing agains each other when both hopper has the same amount of item? Like example hopper A has 64 item so it pushes the piston since the signal is stronger, but when hopper A has less than 32 item why the piston from hopper B not pushing back since now B side has stronger signal?
How would you extend a the time of an on off signal in and out timmer. I have a large multi item storage that needs the clock to continue for awhile after the last item goes into that portion of the soarter.
In the past I had a similar problem and I used a ‘one-time’ hooper clock that was triggered when an input chest became empty. I have a tutorial for the different hopper clocks if you haven’t seen the one-time kind. ruclips.net/video/jrMVuKe1ynk/видео.htmlsi=G7_quFSpz-y3aunm
@@cubeprospector thanks for that link. i have literally no idea how you made it activate on an empty chest that already ahs items going in and out of it. not sure where to even put a device like that. I am using the latest multi item storage from silentwisperer that has an auto on that I would think I could link to some how and make the torch stay on longer after the last item goes though but im really bad with redstone haha. thanks for your response
I remember when Etho (EthosLab) first put out his hopper clock video. I've never known him to steal other people's designs, especially without credit. The design is definitely his.
I usually use a 2 torch clock. I place a torch on the left and other on the right, then i join them togheter using 1 redstone upside and 3 on the floor
Well, I have another clock in Minecraft so you are wrong about all clocks in Minecraft here buddy sorry but I have to do one more clock. It does probably cost the most, but it is worth it to see the man of folk on this clock. I have no idea what I just meant by manifold but yeah.
With the sticky piston item dispenser clock, is it normal for the piston to constantly flip on and off if items are being fed into the dropper from a hopper? If so, is there a method to feed items into the dispenser fast enough to not toggle off in-between each item?
Great Video. Really helped me with my redstone builds. I would have just one question. Is it possible to make the Etho clock toggleable? It would be the perfect clock for my current build but i need a toggleable clock
Yes you can! My latest redstone tutorial about hipper clocks has it included. You can check out my video list to find it or here is the link: ruclips.net/video/jrMVuKe1ynk/видео.htmlsi=5Ymlz1185wy5vkvN
Not all clocks, but nice set. The first one should be mentioned as bad design. Everyone should go 4th design for simple clocks. As it never burnout and can be turned off easily. And it is cheaper in resources. You don't actually need second repeater. Only if you want to lengthen the period. The design of long clocks is funny. But it can be done without pistons at all. So it will be quite.
Ya, it’s crazy how many different clocks you can actually make in Minecraft. I bet I could make a second video with all the ones I didn’t cover and have almost the same amount again.
So many clocks, and I still didn't find the one I need. I need a long duration clock (1 minute) but it needs to get back to its starting state as quickly as possible. An etho hopper clock can take up to 30 seconds to reset when it's set to 1 minute cycles, so that one doesn't suit my needs. And the other ones are too fast or have other issues :(
The Dispenser/Pressure Plate timer - - replace the dispensed block with an arrow. The despawn time for an arrow is one minute. There is a hopper timer (measuring 4 x 3 x 3 comprising two repeaters, two comparators, one redstone torch, eight building blocks and four redstone dust) that will do what you require. It circulates the blocks so that after one minute or however much time you decide (depending on the number of items in the hoppers), when it has completed circulation it is instantly reset. Unfortunately I'm not sure if there is a video out there showing the build.
Can someone link a video that explains why the observer based dropper emptying clock works? I don’t understand how it fires the dropper despite sending a signal into the air above. Does the air become a powered block?
These will work anywhere there is room for you to build it. Keep in mind that you have to be ‘in the area’ for them to be running. (Like if you put it on a farm)
You bet. You’ll need two redstone torches, two blocks, and some redstone dust. Put one block down and put a torch on the side. Next to the torch run a couple redstone dust in a line. Place a block at the end with a redstone torch on the side and then redstone dust on the side of that torch running back into the side of the original block to form a loop. The two torches basically turn each other on and off. You can make the loop as big or small as you need it, just don’t let the two redstone dust paths connect. Hope that makes sense.
Unfortunately there are some redstone differences between the two versions. Bedrock redstone doesn’t always power through blocks like on Java. I hope they fix that difference. Try double checking your repeater on different ticks. If it’s not that then it’s probably the way blocks power other redstone and you’ll need another clock type.
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Slow clocks are the most important ones on this list.
I tend use use the slower clocks more too.
@@cubeprospector An observer pointed at a copper block is a good timer for a farmer build, although it's not perpetual. you occassionally have to scrape the copper block with an axe.
@@walterbunn280 you can wax the copper to negate that problem :)
@@luischaboii8990but then the clock wouldn’t work and the whole point of him saying this would be stupid. Hope this helps!
@@walterbunn280can you put an axe in a dispenser on a slow clock slowly scraping it?
wow, I didn't realize there were these many clock types. I normally use the same one and it doesn't always fit. So glad you created this video!
Ya, there are so many and I’m sure there are even more that I missed.
6:00 Hopper Timer Start
6:46 Hopper Timer Finished
Your video is easier to understand than that of most other Minecraft RUclipsrs!
Fewer 'useless digression', and a cozy voice makes my watching experience even better.
Thanks for the kind words! Would love to hear any other topics you think I should cover?
Excellent!
Big fan of the hopper clock, especially for dinging note blocks in allay farms. That way, it only dings about every 40 sec or so, instead of a constant noise from faster clocks.
Ya, I end up using a lot more hopper clocks than I thought I would. They come in real handy.
Same bro , infact I am building an allay clock right now
The dispenser/observer clock is super helpful for getting rid of the bows from a skeleton spawner. Great video, checking the newer one out right after.
Yes! So many bows to get rid of in those farms.
Will definitely be referring to this video in the future! I suck at clocks and this made it a whole lot more understandable.
Thanks! I like having these documented for reference because I never remember them all. 😂
@@cubeprospector good thinking!
very interesting, 4:27 i did not know that could happen, i also know that zerotick clocks were removed a while back. As for for a redstone clock that is very simple and only needs 2 redstone is a boat pressure plate clock, this clock is very good for iron farms for skyblock or any other map where redstone is hard to come by, very cheep and you can get redstone by killing witches
A boat pressure plate clock. I’ve got to look that one up. Interesting!
12:44 exactly what i was looking for, thank you.
Yay! Glad I could help.
What’re you using it for? Just curious because I’ve been slowly trying to get better at red stone and want more ideas no matter what they are
@@cubeprospector how can i stack and autorepeat this
You have no idea how many videos I had to look through to find one that worked, thank you
Yay! Glad you found this video.
Oh nice! I like the variety of dispenser clocks!
Ya, I thought I’d always just use one dispenser clock but then I find myself ‘squeezing’ them in the craziest spaces.
Also you can create sculk sensor and trapdoor clock! Maybe little bit noisy but still usable
I need to play more with Sculk. Good recommendation.
thank you so much for the dispenser ones. i now dont have to shuffle through and dump the armor out of my skeleton farm anymore!!!!
Yes! Those are great for that purpose. Glad it helps.
fun fact: etho really did invent that clock :D
Good to know. Thanks!
when i say that this video has helped me alot, i mean ALOT. it explains well and shows how it works, something i cant really find in other redstone videos, i finally understand the mechanics, thank you so much!
Yay! So glad to hear it was helpful. Redstone can be tricky to learn so I’m glad this could help
Your first repeater clock is really fast. By connecting both sides to a dropper, it drops 5 items/second. The double observer clock is only 3.32 items/second. This repeater clock can easily be started with an observer. It is possible to connect both sides using diodes (more repeaters, half slabs, ect...) to combine the signal. The combined signal has the appearance of never turning off but it works.
Wow, that’s some great technical detail. Thanks!
Boat cloaks are great, pretty accurate if you use the gaps for pressure plates or slowdowns, you can also use the new Resin Clumps to stop flowing water and creating the gaps
(you can also waterlog rails to slowdown minecarts to make them take double the time or double the output or input to hoppers passing by), but Boats!
(also drop items into cobwebs, gives you 24 second slow item falling), but Boats!
I’ve never tried a boat clock. Good to know.
Thank you thank you thank you!!! I REALLY needed a repeating signal for a fireworks show I wanted to throw for my friend whose out-of-country for the 4th of july and having multiple options to work with was a god send!!!
Yay! Glad it could help and that sounds like such a fun thing to do for your friend!!
THANKS MAN HELPED A LOTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT THANKSS AGAIN
So glad it was helpful!!
TYSM! I had figured out a decent 'trash can' with a dropper and had a heck of a time trying to figure out how to power it properly with a minimal footprint 💚 you rule!
Yay! Glad you were able to find one that worked for you!!
This video helped me imensely, I used it to fix some farms that weren't working properly. Cheers mate, great video!!
Glad it was helpful!
Tip for the first two. If you put a redstone block with a one block gap between it and the redstone dust, and then put the redstone torch on the block it will lit up just enough to activate the clock
That’s a great tip. I wasn’t aware of that method. Thanks for sharing!!
the video i was looking for, thank u so much
Yay! So glad you were able to find it and it was helpful.
I'm still surprised you're still replying till this day. I'll be saving this video for any future projects. Thanks for the info! 👍
I’m happy people are enjoying the video so I’m happy to comment back in the comments!
You deserve more subs. This video was so helpful
Thanks for watching. Glad it was helpful!!
Thank you! It gives me many ideas to my systems.
Yay! Glad it can help.
Wow, I had no idea Redstone torches could even burn out
Ya, it’s a fun little mechanic to play with.
This video is really useful, I've got it on my survival YT playlist
ty man we all needed this video!!
Glad you found it helpful!
This video really helped me alot! Thank you so much!!
Yay! Glad it was helpful.
What a great and easy to follow video! I will definitely be using these clocks now that I better understand them. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
THANK YOU I REALLY NEED THIS
Yay! Glad it helped!!
Nice video covering basic redstone clocks. I think a video covering redstone timers would be very helpful. 👍
I do have one on hopper clocks and another one 1-minute and 5-minute increments clocks.
The 5 minute one helped me, thanks
Yay! Glad it was helpful!!
YO! Im trying to figure out some redstone clock stuff and this just popped up! :D
Yay! So glad it was recommended to you. 😁
@ it helped a bunch lol 🫡
I’m making a simple auto bamboo wood farm but no nether so no quarts for observers. Therefor I watch this video to learn slow clock. Mostly commenting for algorithm. Thanks man
Thanks for watching. I love those bamboo farms. What kind of a harvester are you building?
@@cubeprospector no water because some of the dropped bamboo would stick on the ledge of the dirt block. I do a line of dirt with bamboo on, then behind that I do a block, then a piston and then an observer(observer has red stone behind). Then under that I have a rail cart loop with a mine cart hopper which picks up thru floor and puts into chest.
For the first one,just place a piston under the redstone torch to insta break it
Good tip. I’ll have to try that one.
Yea try it 👍
This video masterpice in minecraft history, archive video.❤
Glad it helped!
You forgot the simplest clock: just a comparator. But it's a real fast clock. Just take the output of the comparator and plug it into the side in subtraction mode.
Good to know.
Thanks for the video, very entertaining
Glad you enjoyed it
You missed the very simplest clock, which also happens to be the simplest slow clock - a daylight detector.
Good call out. They are a great 10 minute timer due to the day/night cycle. Gets a little tricky when you sleep but for most things you’d use it for it, it wouldn’t be a problem. Great call out. Thanks!
great vid! thank you!
has anyone ever told you that you sound EXACTLY like Josh Clark from the "Stuff You Should Know" podcast?
Really?! I haven’t heard that before. I’m looking up that podcast right now!
Thank you very much for that great tutorial with clocks.
Glad it was helpful.
This was very useful, i just came back from redstone and minecraft retirement, thanks ❤
Yay! Welcome back. Redstone can be so fun and challenging.
I have question for clock at 7:00
This might sound like a dumb question, but how come both piston not pushing agains each other when both hopper has the same amount of item?
Like example hopper A has 64 item so it pushes the piston since the signal is stronger, but when hopper A has less than 32 item why the piston from hopper B not pushing back since now B side has stronger signal?
Is it just the design of the piston that it cannot push another activated piston and can only wait for the other piston to deactivate
Great question. Since both are pushing, one will only retract when its hopper is completely empty.
What a great tutorial. Thanks.
Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching!
Why does the first one doesent work on bedrock when i try to break the torch even if i do it in a second it just looses all signal
The first one isn’t great on bedrock or java. Good to go with another version.
THANK YOU!!
You're welcome!
thanks you helped my build
Yay! Glad it helped.
How would you extend a the time of an on off signal in and out timmer. I have a large multi item storage that needs the clock to continue for awhile after the last item goes into that portion of the soarter.
In the past I had a similar problem and I used a ‘one-time’ hooper clock that was triggered when an input chest became empty. I have a tutorial for the different hopper clocks if you haven’t seen the one-time kind. ruclips.net/video/jrMVuKe1ynk/видео.htmlsi=G7_quFSpz-y3aunm
@@cubeprospector thanks for that link. i have literally no idea how you made it activate on an empty chest that already ahs items going in and out of it. not sure where to even put a device like that. I am using the latest multi item storage from silentwisperer that has an auto on that I would think I could link to some how and make the torch stay on longer after the last item goes though but im really bad with redstone haha. thanks for your response
I remember when Etho (EthosLab) first put out his hopper clock video. I've never known him to steal other people's designs, especially without credit. The design is definitely his.
Ya, that hopper clock has been around for so long and still works amazingly.
@@cubeprospector And you stole it without giving him credit
Was mentioning him as the one who created it not giving him credit? 🤔
@@cubeprospector Of course it was. You were just not sure, and I offered some historical confirmation.
@greybeardmc I was meaning Travis’s comment.
Well explained. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
I usually use a 2 torch clock. I place a torch on the left and other on the right, then i join them togheter using 1 redstone upside and 3 on the floor
I’ll have to give this a try.
Thanks! Now i have a auto dispenser!
Yay! Glad you could find one to use.
6:00 best clock for me thanks alot!! this video gets a like!
So glad it was helpful!!
🎊 600th subscriber 🎊and thank you for the tutorial
Yay! Thank you for becoming my 600th subscriber!! And glad the tutorial was helpful.
Well, I have another clock in Minecraft so you are wrong about all clocks in Minecraft here buddy sorry but I have to do one more clock. It does probably cost the most, but it is worth it to see the man of folk on this clock. I have no idea what I just meant by manifold but yeah.
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There are so many clocks. I’ll definitely have to do a part two for this video. Would love to hear what your clock looks like.
With the sticky piston item dispenser clock, is it normal for the piston to constantly flip on and off if items are being fed into the dropper from a hopper? If so, is there a method to feed items into the dispenser fast enough to not toggle off in-between each item?
Great question. Let me look into that one.
Can't believe you didn't do the one that just has a powered comparator feeding in to its own side in subtract mode for a super fast clock.
That’s another great clock! So many clocks I might have to do a part two.
Nice tutorial. Thanks
Thanks for watching!
Those are awesome. I have to try them
Yes! There are so many different ones to use. Let me know how you use them!
Great Video. Really helped me with my redstone builds. I would have just one question. Is it possible to make the Etho clock toggleable? It would be the perfect clock for my current build but i need a toggleable clock
Yes you can! My latest redstone tutorial about hipper clocks has it included. You can check out my video list to find it or here is the link: ruclips.net/video/jrMVuKe1ynk/видео.htmlsi=5Ymlz1185wy5vkvN
@@cubeprospector Thank you
Thank you!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching.
What’s the ratio of blocks to time for the etho clock? How many items would I need for 25 seconds?
A hopper passes an item every 0.4 seconds. So that’s roughly 62.5. Unfortunately you can’t get exactly timing with anything hopper related.
The five minute timer was instrumental in both Deck Out 1 and 2
I didn’t know that. I should go look deeper into what he did there.
@@cubeprospector he used it to make sure noone could enter before items had despawned after a death in the dungeoun
That’s a great idea!!
@@cubeprospector Yeah, Tango is pretty smart
@@cubeprospector OH, by the way. I haven't thanked you. I needed a clock for my flower farm and you really delivered. Thanks!
I'm gonna try to implement a flip flop in minecraft after seeing this video
Yay! Let me know how it works.
Obrigado. conseguir resolver meu problema de forma simple por cousa do seu video.!
Fico feliz que este vídeo tenha ajudado. (Google Translated - Original: I'm glad this video was able to help.)
Thank you
Don't use the dispenser in the dispenser clocks, use the dropmer
Good call out!!
I love dropmers
Thank you very much
Thanks for watching. Hope it helps.
Not all clocks, but nice set. The first one should be mentioned as bad design. Everyone should go 4th design for simple clocks. As it never burnout and can be turned off easily. And it is cheaper in resources. You don't actually need second repeater. Only if you want to lengthen the period.
The design of long clocks is funny. But it can be done without pistons at all. So it will be quite.
Ya, it’s crazy how many different clocks you can actually make in Minecraft. I bet I could make a second video with all the ones I didn’t cover and have almost the same amount again.
THANK YOU, I OWE YOU MY LIFE
Glad this can help!
ty so much
Glad it helped
Totally not planning out how to blow up a server, what do you meaaaaan? I'm just seeing how long an etho hopper clock lasts
lol… I won’t tell anyone. 😅
What texture pack do you have
I built my own pack to texture crimson wood products to be a grayscale version of the spruce products for my AchromatiCraft series (it’s all gray).
at 5:49 did you mean etho bot like the youtuber?
Yes, EthosLab on RUclips. He designed this a long time ago and people reference them by his name to give him credit.
Ok
What is the purpose of the block at 2:44 ?
It helps power and unpower the redstone torch to make the loop continue to work.
Thanks!!!!
Hope it helped!
@@cubeprospector it very much did!
Thanks for the help
Glad it could help!
Now we’re going to place a repeater on both sides *places a comparator on both sides*
Oops. 😬
So many clocks, and I still didn't find the one I need.
I need a long duration clock (1 minute) but it needs to get back to its starting state as quickly as possible. An etho hopper clock can take up to 30 seconds to reset when it's set to 1 minute cycles, so that one doesn't suit my needs. And the other ones are too fast or have other issues :(
Let me see if I can come up with something!
The Dispenser/Pressure Plate timer - - replace the dispensed block with an arrow. The despawn time for an arrow is one minute. There is a hopper timer (measuring 4 x 3 x 3 comprising two repeaters, two comparators, one redstone torch, eight building blocks and four redstone dust) that will do what you require. It circulates the blocks so that after one minute or however much time you decide (depending on the number of items in the hoppers), when it has completed circulation it is instantly reset. Unfortunately I'm not sure if there is a video out there showing the build.
The chicken will spawn an egg doesent this egg trigger the plate?
Great question. If it’s wood everything will trigger it (eggs will trigger it). If it’s stone only mobs and players will trigger it.
Ty
Can someone link a video that explains why the observer based dropper emptying clock works? I don’t understand how it fires the dropper despite sending a signal into the air above. Does the air become a powered block?
Oddly the air becomes powered which in turn powers the blocks around it.
@@cubeprospector Thank you!
is there anyway to do it underground? i didnt do it above in my server
These will work anywhere there is room for you to build it. Keep in mind that you have to be ‘in the area’ for them to be running. (Like if you put it on a farm)
is there a dispenser clock that doesnt need side access ? so it can go directly behind ?
I use the sticky piston version. Or did you mean something different?
@@cubeprospectoryeah it’s all good mate I have used ur piston one and edited it to make it fit thanks for the tutorial 👍🏻
increíble, muy útil gracias
Thank you for watching!
Can we make a clock without repeater
Just redstone dust and redstone torch, 🤔
Possible? 😅
You bet. You’ll need two redstone torches, two blocks, and some redstone dust. Put one block down and put a torch on the side. Next to the torch run a couple redstone dust in a line. Place a block at the end with a redstone torch on the side and then redstone dust on the side of that torch running back into the side of the original block to form a loop. The two torches basically turn each other on and off. You can make the loop as big or small as you need it, just don’t let the two redstone dust paths connect. Hope that makes sense.
Is there one with a daylight sensor?
I haven’t used one before but I’ll add it to my list of ideas to try out.
Love the Video
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.
tysm
Glad you like it!
Man I needed a 10 min clock with out any item despawnin mechanic could you help me?
Long no-despawn clocks are hard. I haven’t found one yet but will keep my eyes open for one.
This video is awesome.
Thank you so much!!
i love it
Yay!!
6:03
I love the etho hopper clocks!
The simple Y clock will not work on Xbox. Any suggestions?
Unfortunately there are some redstone differences between the two versions. Bedrock redstone doesn’t always power through blocks like on Java. I hope they fix that difference. Try double checking your repeater on different ticks. If it’s not that then it’s probably the way blocks power other redstone and you’ll need another clock type.
my clock doesnt work what do i do
Which clock are you trying to use?
Idk if this will get a responce but in my survival me and my gf are gonna be bulding a sun dial whats a good minute timer
I actually have another tutorial for 1-minute and 5-minute increment clocks. Look on my channel for ‘How to Build Long Incremental Redstone Clocks’
More clocks
So many clocks!
6:00
Etho hopper clock. Love using those.
i think i might have made a new redstone clock i don't know tho
Nice! How did you do it?
@@cubeprospector i used the smart piston mechanic
I dont know if it still works but you could make a boat clock
I’ll have to try that one. I’m not familiar with it