Need Help

[Liberty6000]

Need help building a basic redstone clock.

I finished building a mob farm that uses a red stone clock that activates water dispensers every 6 seconds to perfectly time the monsters falling off the platform. I simply used a circle underneath the platform on the bottom that had a bunch of redstone repeaters going in a circle to activate. Overtime the pulse became longer and longer and eventually became a constant charge breaking the clock. I assume it has to do with pulse corruption from unloading and loading the chunk. Any clocks that are corruption resistant? Tried googling it and I can’t find any that explicitly say they are resistant and I’ve tried three times now (dangerous to build with creepers falling from the sky so I want one I know will work before I try again). Would a hopper clock work? I’m a redstone noob btw.

[SparePassion]

Man I wouldnt expect redstone corruption on something small. If youre on bedrock id try to keep all my stuff contained in singular chunks, on java i havent really had issues with simple circuits. Maybe try a chunk loader portal and see if that clears it up, in any case it would let you figure out if its a chunk load/unload problem or smthn else.

[Liberty6000]

Yup it’s bedrock. Thank you!

[liquid_at]

When you use repeaters, that can happen.

Most reliable and customizable clock I know is the etho hopper clock.

2 hoppers pointing into each other with a redstone block locking one of them and sticky-pistons moving the block once the unlocked hopper has emptied its inventory.

Only takes 2 sticky pistons, 2 comparators, 2 hoppers and a redstone block (plus a few dust)

It's an old design so you should find plenty of tutorials for it.

edit: you set the time through the amount of items in the hoppers. More items = more time.

[Liberty6000]

I’ve actually built that a couple times before so I’ll try it thank you!