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Yes the redstone was saved and then loaded.
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So has anyone found any new bugs, except for Redstone not updating following a reload?
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Has anyone tried to do a redstone clock? (redstone infinite loop)
I'd like to know if it works.
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Tested some simple redstone wire and piston clocks, seems to work (e.g. see the one in STR's first image). Repeaters don't delay yet, have to get on to that soon.
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12-11-2013, 03:44 AM
(This post was last modified: 12-11-2013, 08:00 AM by tigerw.)
Repeaters delay.
So, any thoughts or comments on this implementation? Does it work well? Is it full of bugs? Contiene muchos insectos? STR, I remember a long time ago you said you wanted to make a piston tree farm, do you think it's possible?
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Well, there is one thing. Torches need to burn out if they are toggled on and off too fast. And if they have burnt out, they can be reset by receiving a redstone signal and then removing it.
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Redstone Torch: *sssssssss*
Me: Where's that sound coming from?
Redstone Torch: EXPLOSION!
Me: AUUUUUUMYFREKINGGOSH! *heart attack*
Redstone torch be trollin', dog.