I have tried many times and I have an idea for how it should work, but it's massive and doesn't work.
The idea is that it works by every time its day it dispences an item into a hopper. After all of the items are gone the timer will put out output and all of the items will reset. Also, it's a toggle which will probably a nightmare to make.
It has taken me so long to figure this out. And I don't even have a working prototype. So if anyone has help or a video that might help please tell me.
Here you go. Whenever it's day it will send a single pulse to a counter. The redstone torch is the output. The amount of items you put into the dropper is the amount it will count to.
Edit: To toggle it, place a lever on the hopper. Don't worry it won't break it. If you wanna turn it off in a more convenient way power the obsidian block connecting to the repeater with whatever.
By the way you don't have to use obsidian.
I'm fairly certain this works in both Java and Bedrock. I only tested Bedrock since that's what you asked for.
I have tried many times and I have an idea for how it should work, but it's massive and doesn't work.
The idea is that it works by every time its day it dispences an item into a hopper. After all of the items are gone the timer will put out output and all of the items will reset. Also, it's a toggle which will probably a nightmare to make.
It has taken me so long to figure this out. And I don't even have a working prototype. So if anyone has help or a video that might help please tell me.
Here you go. Whenever it's day it will send a single pulse to a counter. The redstone torch is the output. The amount of items you put into the dropper is the amount it will count to.
Edit: To toggle it, place a lever on the hopper. Don't worry it won't break it. If you wanna turn it off in a more convenient way power the obsidian block connecting to the repeater with whatever.
By the way you don't have to use obsidian.
I'm fairly certain this works in both Java and Bedrock. I only tested Bedrock since that's what you asked for.