Minecraft Adjustable Hopper Timer Tutorial

G'day, This is a simple tutorial on a minecraft Hopper Timer can be used for many things like crushers, delays, holders and all adjustable just use your imagination Come check it out! Don't forget to Like, Comment, Share & Subscribe if you haven't already!

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[ziggystardust]

1:15 i dreaded this in all my years of minecraft.... the day someone pointed it out. also thanks mate for the tutorial

[zombiesandvich]

Ok, I am really glad you actually took the time to explain how it works. Most youtubers don't explain any of the machines in their tutorials and you have to figure it out yourself, which is a bit frustrating. So thank you for explaining it, it makes it so much easier to learn the different ways redstone can be used.

[sncky_]

This guy is so Australian...coming from an Australian

[Spencer]

i really enjoy how slow u build this, thank you so much! now i don't have to pause a video every 3 seconds! :)

[jra]

Extremely useful clock, combined with daylight detector to guarantee that villagers can sleep each night for a few seconds in iron farms :D!!!

Thank you for this and the explanation.

[saintnick]

One of the best explained videos.
Most people just say the main purpose of the circuit, but the thorough explanation has helped me to really understand how stuff works so I can design my own stuff.

[OgdenM]

Just a FYI about hopper timers on multi-player servers: The actual time they take depends on the TPS of the server you play on. By default, Minecraft runs at 20tps which is 0.05 ticks per second.

Hoppers have a cool down period of 4 ticks before they can move items again.

So, that's the math you want to work with.

BUT, there is a catch; if the server is experiencing lag which lowers the TPS; the hopper clock will go slower.

BUT the good news is that it takes A LOT to lower the TPS even on servers with low ram so.... ya should be good.


BTW, most lag that players experience is client side lag due to either internet connection (high ping) or slow computers.

[helllooyvuhcyxtdt]

1 item uses 0.4 seconds so to get 30 seconds you need 75 items and for 60 seconds you need 150 and etc.

[njooo]

This actually helped me out a ton because I'm making a minigame and i need some pistons to stay up for exactly 20 seconds. Thanks so much man! You earned my sub.

[jacobsullenszino]

This guy is practical with a great design and so joyful. He explains everything nice at just the right place. I wish he was my school teacher.

[cnh]

Thank You so much for these tutorial videos. I am at the red stone stage where I need a little help and these videos work.

[SoundSpeeds]

This video deserves so many more views... as always.

[bryanbroacosta]

Wow, finally a clock that can be manually powered by any input and then output the power immediately, Brilliant!

[bigmexmunoz]

Very good tutorial I am already pretty good ay making red stone contraptions but this is what i was missing background knowledge. i make it work because of trial and error with this one video I can start to see it in my head so much easy. With out going to creative to test. You earned a sub and i haven't even seen what you have yet to teach me.

[gamingfrog]

attempting building this but the two hoppers just keep transferring one item between each other over and over again

[kukkelspukkels]

I can't explain how much this helped me... Thank you

[Sruggs]

This tutorial is still relevant:) it works great in my potion brewing machine<3

[aquablurekh]

my final missing puzzle, Thank You.
If I could sub you 10 times I would do it.

[TheAlmostace]

4 years later (1.21 - oct 2023) and this still works was perfect for what i needed and thank you for your vid it was very helpful

[erictibble]

Eric Tibble Thanks - So clear - You Ozzies are so clever at explaining.