The 3 torches with dust infront pointing into each other is a classic

11:00 small correction, the other piston pulls the redstone block back updating the powered piston

14:47 btw you can make this 2 blocks cheaper. if you move down the sticky piston and both observers one block down this will still work meaning you dont need both a block and a noteblock because again quasi connectivity. edit: actually theres 2 quasi connectivities because the piston will also be quasi powered.

A mixture of a very slow clock and a randomizer, for the challenge you gave at the end of the video: Have a sheep on a dirt block, next to a grass block the sheep can't access. Point an observer at the dirt block. You now will get a pulse when the grass spreads and when the sheep eats the grass!

Finally an explanation video about this topic that's gonna be interesting to me.

The classic long-timer clock with no tile entities (like hoppers) is the pulse extender comparator clock.

Great explanation! This will come in handy when my friend asks about one of these!

My original clock design is a water stream of any length, a hopper at the end and a dropper at the start, with the hopper pushing the item directly into the dropper and a repeater-delayed comparator signal from the hopper spitting the item back into the water stream.

Very good video, the music is iconic, you made very got decisions with WTH

You really deserve more than the 34.9K subscribers. 8:59 That last main, conventional redstone clock example sounded like a hissing silverfish.

Simple and (somewhat) compact clock idea: Piston in front of an observer such that when the piston arm is extended, it covers the face of the observer (exciting it), then when the piston retracts, the observer fires and extends the piston again. Dust or other observers can be used to connect to the piston. Admittedly, this is a noisy design, but a good and spicy spaghetti pile of redstone is rarely silent.

The presentation and editing of these videos is so spot on!

A server I used to play on disabled redstone clocks so I created an "armor stand clock" using water elevator and several cobwebs (to adjust loop time). you can also take advantage of item despawning time(5 minutes) or daylight sensors(power goes to zero once a Minecraft day no matter the weather) to make some really simple clocks.

Oh man I put up an original clock design a few years ago, my first public video!

4:08 I believe that is in fact just a 13 tick clock and not a 26. It is on for 4 ticks and off for 9 also at 6:07, a more complicated pistonless design is to have a form of repeater lock that captures the signal. This will have some lag between input and action, which I doubt could be avoided (without overcomplicating using zero-tick stuff)

Nice New Video

for the clock that isnt in the video, put a dispenser above an observer and with water/lava bucket inside and link the observer to the dispenser. you start it by powering the dispenser and turn off by remooving the bucket

Интересная задачка в конце. Например, можно использовать воду. Чтобы предмет выбрасывался раздатчиком, плыл по воде до воронки, воронка активировала тик и пускала предмет назад

Thanks for the clear explanation, keep up the great videos!

These videos help me a lot. I used to watch Mumbo Jumbo but when he made a pulse extender I was audibly confused but after a while of watching your videos I rewatched the video (What if creepers could do redstone.) and honestly I understood most of it. Really underrated channel, would reccomend.

Real human being here LOVING your content!!

i like this series it helps me so much

its rare for me to subscribe to soomeone and you are the first channel i subbed to in like 2 years

A clock I used that predates hoppers and comparators was basically a minecart. Put down a loop of track with powered rails, put a detector rail as it's output and push a minecart and it'd pulse at a regular rate. Definitely didn't invent it, but that was my go to for a while.

Yeah dude, your music box was cool and I guess I like your videos now. Keep doing it, I'm here for it.

I have this Observer facing daylight sensor as a redstone clock. It send redstone signal multiple times per day when the daylight sensor update it's power level, and send no signal at all at night. I don't need a precise timing, but just a way to activate contraption multiple times per day.

I actually did invent a new Clock, that I have never seen before. It uses 2 Skulk Sensors which alternate with flicking up and down a trapdoor triggering each other. The system is closed of by Wool and has an output from an observer. It can also be toggeled with redstone torches forcing the trapdoors open

10:20 If you don't want to use sticky pistons for whatever reason, or you just don't like the noise that Etho clocks make, remember that Etho made a redstone version. I think it's a bit slower, but should pretty much look identical and as said, Etho clocks aren't used for precise redstone. By the way, if you want to see the redstone version, EthosLab made an amazing tutorial in his channel (it's 10 years old, but it should work still).

Bro, hoy are My favorite redstone yt😁, cheers con Panamá

thx for dose video i learned redstone in 3 days i think i got lucky because i watch 2 of your video than i watch one old video of mumbo jumbo were he show you what you should do , like"i need that dose piston will push one other and retract each other" and than he stops the video and you have to make it without watching than he show you how he does it, i think this did very help me much than i saw your other 2 video and in my brain did "click" and all became clear ,i was doing easy circuit already known but without watching than trying to make it more compact and usin other blocs too now im at the level that i now how dose it works but the hard part is "how to use dose stuff to do what you want to do", it was hard but when you come up with the thing you wanted to do is very rewarding (sry for my really bad english i wrote to much to say something easy shish)

Good content again 🎉

Interesting genre of redstone clocks are those which use entities. You can make simple clock by putting boat on piston with pressure plate next to it

Dude ur really helping me build my ideas

10:57 I thought I was the first person to come up with this. I originally made it to create an alternating maze for my secret underground laboratory.

yo I have an idea for a cycle. I've seen it on someone, but I don't remember who. You put the minecart on the rails at an angle down, put a fence at the same level as the minecart, and a pressure plate on top. In conclusion, the minecart presses on the plate, it remains pressed, rises and the minecart, without moving from its place, presses on it again. The signal is received EXACTLY 1 time per second. I hope you appreciate the idea

for a fairly impractical clock, you can use a sticky piston that cuts off its own redstone signal when it extends, either by moving the block out of the way of a repeater or by cutting off redstone going up a block

Best video I saw in 1 year in youtube 👍

I always liked to use a sticky piston and make it push a block forward when the piston is powered. The block was connecting two redstone lines, that powered the piston so it's removal removed the power of the piston. If you wanted the clock to go slower you could just use repeaters.

Great video!

In the auto dropper design, the dust to the side of the comparator is what updates the dropper. Dust gives off updates 2 blocks in each direction, including diagonally. This is also one of the reasons why redstone dust is one of the laggiest components in the game.

my contribution to the wonderful world of weird clocks: place a creeper in a short (3 to 5 blocks long) tunnel. at both ends of the tunnel place pressure plates that activate the R and S inputs of an RS latch respectively. let the Q and inverted Q outputs trigger sticky pistons that open or close the line of sight into the tunnel. place cats behind the pistons. the result is a creeper erratically running back an fourth. every time it reaches one end of the tunnel, the cat nearest to it gets exposed, shooing it away. the timing of this clock is quite random, since the mob behavior timing is fairly unpredictable. therefore i call it the "fuzzy feline clock", or FFC. (a repeater delay may be needed in front of the pistons to make it reliable. for extra points you can also name the cats alice and bob) proof of concept gif: imgur 5IToxkH

amazing vid

"original" is a strong word, but one can make a minecart loop with a powered rail and a pressure one to get the signal, so simple it was the design PiroPito discovered

Good video 👍👍

item despawn clocks as well are used often

The design I use is a redstone dust surrounded by 4 gold ingots

I noticed a hugh increase in subs before the video started. Congratulations

14:41 the dropper is activated by the blue wool on the diagonal behind it, strongly powered by the redstone dust in star mode.

Awesome😂 now i understand 1 more thing❤

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I had a really dumb idea for a clock the instant you said to come up with one Dropper over a pressure plate going into an inverter Activate the dropper, pressure plate is pressed by the item, when it despawns another item drops Put an observer on the plate and you get a pulse every 5 minutes lol

Great video, Jazzii. I wanted to call out in particular your concept of showing contraptions as a black box before explaining. As a software engineer, a few years ago I found out about functional programming and how it very specifically works with inputs and outputs of functions (and abstractions built on top of that). It's not for everyone, but it fit my autistic brain much better than the more common OOP approach, and your method is very similar! Not sure that's where you got the idea from, but I think it plays a big part on why so often I see people in the comments of your videos going "oh, this video finally made this concept click for me". Keep it up! I'm always excited to see another banger from you

Me who just finished building a redstone clock when you posted: Ah, interesting

nice video

As someone who has no idea how redstone works but has a huge insane idea, what is your opinion about using encoding to basically make wireless messaging? I would use banners or player heads placed into shulker in order so that when they’re unloaded in order it makes them re loaded in the receiving hub in the correct way. It would have 7 redstone lines each to a calibrated skulk sensor that would have a certain code for each “letter” or symbol. gives 128 options! I have no idea how to go about this so thought I’d throw this into the world in case someone would want to try :)

item despawn timer. chicken s on hopper -> egg supply. egg gets dropped on pressure plate. if it despawns a new egg gets dropped again.

14:33 no, it's the redstone dust on its side

your the BEST

Redstone clock idea: Have an observer watching the block above a cactus and when that cactus grows then it outputs a signal to the contraption you want to power and also a piston that destroys the cactus that just grew Its a very bad design as it is random and big but it is a design

fun vid

Can you make like a tutorial(idk) about locking repeaters

Is there a 2 game tick clock ? Like activate/deactivate every game tick ?

Using Item frame: it has Different positions, which give different amount of Redstone ticks...

1 - I found a sistem is not here, it is like hopper clock but instead use dropper chain...the metter is thath with a hopper counter you have a long reset time, instead with dropper the reset is quite istant...so is perfect if you need fastest reset 2 - a redstone clock vertically with 3 solid block 1 repeater 1 torch and 1 repeater...I used it as 1 second compact clock....

what is the resource pack that gives you the arrows on things like hoppers?

But what about a redstone clock with an adjustable interval? (Adjustable through redstone)

What texture pack are you using ?

so in your telegraph reciever - theres this one chain of 3 hoppers connected to a dropper to produce only 5 pulses, is that considered a clock?

Hey vsauce here this contraption loops, But why? *vsauce music starts playing*

Here's a noisy one it involves a door and observer

My basic redstone clock Repeater - R Redstone Dust - D Air - A DRD RAR DRD

Observer snake

Piston with redstone block, if the piston is not extended it will power into itself

WTH is a piston feed tape?

Mine cart and detector rail

cuz why not

watching these videos is like using f5

technically, the daylight sensor is also a clock

Wich humans? we are all robots you created using redstone

13:21 Lmfao once I actually did something similar but it was like *only* 200,000 years or something

Trapped sheep pressure plate random clock.

you know a lot of your subscribers are probably redstoners or former redstoners :).

But I already did but I already did😊

I would like to know if this is Java or Bedrock. Edit: It's bedrock. I forgot about the pistons.

amogus is pro (J)

@jazziiRed I think I made the smallest redstone clock, if you respond to this then I’ll upload a video about it

hello

first I guess

these videos are epic. also i think you should help @CraftyMasterMan with his geometry dash project