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{{Raw Tile|^|#F00|#000}} and {{Raw Tile|^|#0F0|#000}} are both 1-7 water plates linked to the gears of the same color. This time I've planned the necessary access doors and stairwells ahead of time instead of adding them haphazardly. Build order: upper pump, lower pump, gears, pressure plates. | {{Raw Tile|^|#F00|#000}} and {{Raw Tile|^|#0F0|#000}} are both 1-7 water plates linked to the gears of the same color. This time I've planned the necessary access doors and stairwells ahead of time instead of adding them haphazardly. Build order: upper pump, lower pump, gears, pressure plates. | ||
| − | The green pressure plate | + | The green pressure plate produces an OPEN signal ''exactly'' once every 200 steps (once 2 water have been put into the system). Tested and confirmed. Hopefully the base component in a dwarven clock that doesn't drift over time. |
| − | I'm planning an experiment on connecting two of these together. The following diagrams are just to help me keep track of what I'm planning to do. We shall see whether anything useful comes of it. | + | I'm planning an experiment on connecting two of these together. The following diagrams are just to help me keep track of what I'm planning to do. We shall see whether anything useful comes of it. If it works as I expect, I think I'll be able to link three of them together to produce a signal once every 600 steps exactly. After that, I'll look for a way to halve the frequency of a signal without having to double the number of machine components. |
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Revision as of 13:02, 29 November 2009
Credit for inspiration from MrFake, in An Advanced Repeater.
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^ and ^ are both 1-7 water plates linked to the gears of the same color. This time I've planned the necessary access doors and stairwells ahead of time instead of adding them haphazardly. Build order: upper pump, lower pump, gears, pressure plates.
The green pressure plate produces an OPEN signal exactly once every 200 steps (once 2 water have been put into the system). Tested and confirmed. Hopefully the base component in a dwarven clock that doesn't drift over time.
I'm planning an experiment on connecting two of these together. The following diagrams are just to help me keep track of what I'm planning to do. We shall see whether anything useful comes of it. If it works as I expect, I think I'll be able to link three of them together to produce a signal once every 600 steps exactly. After that, I'll look for a way to halve the frequency of a signal without having to double the number of machine components.
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