The redstone repeater is often used in combination with Music Blocks. (Visually, the repeater's delay changer is replaced by a bar with the texture of the Base Stone.) Note that this is not simply boosting the first repeater on the one hand, as redstone dust, levers, etc.
When the second repeater is boosted, the first repeater is locked out, and will not turn on again until the second repeater is out of power. You can create a latch by combining two repeaters, the first has an entrance from the back and an exit from the front, while the second points to one of the sides of the first. The simplest possible clock can be built with a Redstone torch and a repeater. Repeaters greatly simplify the construction of delay lines. Longer delays can be made with multiple repeaters for example, a repeater set to 4 and another to 1 will give a delay of half a second (0.4s + 0.1s = 0.5s). (Each tick of Redstone equals 0.1 seconds, or 2 ticks of the game.) Typically, this corresponds to a delay of 0.1 to 0.4 seconds. Note that a repeater can receive signal from a weakly "energized" block, and will increase the signal to maximum strength: a block will be strongly charged, as long as it is charged to the maximum power of 15.īy pressing the right button on the repeater, you can manage its delay from 1 to 4 ticks. Another repeater pointed in the same direction and placed in front of him.Any instrument that can be controlled by Redstone (gates, powered rails, musical blocks.Any block that can be charged with Redstone energy.Another repeater pointing in the same direction placed behind him.Īny of the following will receive a redstone signal being placed in front of it:.Any type of block that can emit a signal (levers, buttons, pressure plates.A Redstone cable, which will automatically point to the repeater.The following repeater serves as the input stream to a repeater directly behind it:
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