a clock is a device used to pulse a signal at a certain interval. it doesn't mean a clock as in the type that you're used to, although it is a clock in that it can be used to keep accurate time.
torch clocks are measured by the amount of torches in them. count the torches.
no, clocks are measured by the number of ticks in the delay. count the ticks. this is why a standard rapid pulsar is a 1-clock, and not a 4-clock.
Torch clocks are measured by the amount of torches in them. Count the torches.
repeater is set on 1 tick so that counts as a torch if you dont believe me go do some more redstone research because that there is a 4 clock.3 torches plus 1 tick witch is the same as one torch = 4 tics with is a 4 clock
He didn't say that one was a 1-clock, he said it was a 1-torch-clock. Which, is technically untrue since repeaters take 2 torches to craft. Either way, there is no reason to measure clocks based on the number of torches they use. That gives no information about the clock itself. Clocks are measured by the amount of ticks they delay.
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thats a 4 clock.
Torch clocks are measured by the amount of torches in them. Count the torches.
a clock is a device used to pulse a signal at a certain interval. it doesn't mean a clock as in the type that you're used to, although it is a clock in that it can be used to keep accurate time.
no, clocks are measured by the number of ticks in the delay. count the ticks. this is why a standard rapid pulsar is a 1-clock, and not a 4-clock.
I believe a repeater requires 2 torches to craft so this design requires a total of 5 torches.
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thats just another 4 colck
He didn't say that one was a 1-clock, he said it was a 1-torch-clock. Which, is technically untrue since repeaters take 2 torches to craft. Either way, there is no reason to measure clocks based on the number of torches they use. That gives no information about the clock itself. Clocks are measured by the amount of ticks they delay.
CPU clock