Aug 2, 2020 · Observers only activate when something moves in front of the face of it. Example: Sugar Cane growing, piston moving a block or breaking a block. But there is no constant off and on state …

How do i extend an observer's pulse? I am making a secret entrance to my storage room using a barrel and an observer, but the pulse from the observer is too short to be able to get in before it closes …

I dont know much redstone, but if you want to use an observer, I reccomend a t-flip flop. This is a small device that will create a constant power source by using a simple trick that a sticky piston will spit out …

Feb 11, 2023 · The observer detects the bamboo growth, powers the block that powers the sticky piston extending it, the observer on top of the redstone line powers the pistons breaking the bamboo.

Aug 12, 2019 · Buffer the Observer output with a Repeater set to 2-ticks (so that Torches and Comparators can be triggered), then run it into a Comparator Latch/Repeater pulse extender (or …

Oct 24, 2020 · How to make observer signal last constantly, like a redstone torch? Redstone noob here. Trying to make a sheep/wool farm, but for it to work how I imagine it to I need observers to last …

Oct 27, 2022 · An observer only sends a pulse signal for 1 redstone tick, while a button will create a sustained signal for 10 (stone) or 15 (wood) ticks. To get the same or similar delay, you'll need to …

Oct 2, 2018 · According to the wiki, the observer should detect state changes in the hopper, however nothing's happening. If I put a stack of blocks into the hopper it will feed it into the dropper as expected.

Oct 27, 2021 · Is it possible to obtain an observer without going to the nether? This thread is archived New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast

Sep 10, 2022 · It wouldn’t be the fastest, but a compact way to do it would have the observer run into a repeater with 2 tick delay, which runs into the redstone torch. For repeaters, the minimum pulse …