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Why does this slime block auto-harvester work?


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I stumbled across this design by accident while trying to build a more complicated one. When the bamboo grows, the sticky piston extends, breaks the crop into drops, and the system resets and waits for the bamboo to grow again.



left column: grass, bamboo, air, observer (facing down), slime block, sticky piston (facing down). middle column: grass, air, obsidian, redstone repeater (facing right, delay 2 ticks), air, cobblestone slab (upper), redstone dust. right column: grass, air, air, cobblestone, redstone dust.



Here are the parts I do understand:



  • The bamboo growth causes the observer to emit a 1-tick pulse which powers the slime block.

  • The slime block doesn't power the piston directly because pistons don't accept power from their head (I think?).

  • The repeater transfers the power to the cobblestone, delaying the pulse by 2 ticks and simultaneously extending it to 2 ticks long.

  • The 2-tick pulse travels through the cobblestone and wire to the sticky piston.

  • The sticky piston extends for 2 ticks. The obsidian and repeater are unaffected by the adjacent slime block as neither can be pulled by a sticky piston. The observer pushes the bamboo and breaks it.

  • The pulse from the repeater expires and the sticky piston retracts.

  • Since it was extended for more than 1 tick, the slime block and observer are successfully pulled back with it.

What I **don't ** understand:



  • Why doesn't the observer pulse again after being retracted?

  • If the repeater is set to more than 2 ticks, then the observer does pulse again after being retracted. Why does that happen? Why is 2 ticks the magic number for resetting the system?









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    I stumbled across this design by accident while trying to build a more complicated one. When the bamboo grows, the sticky piston extends, breaks the crop into drops, and the system resets and waits for the bamboo to grow again.



    left column: grass, bamboo, air, observer (facing down), slime block, sticky piston (facing down). middle column: grass, air, obsidian, redstone repeater (facing right, delay 2 ticks), air, cobblestone slab (upper), redstone dust. right column: grass, air, air, cobblestone, redstone dust.



    Here are the parts I do understand:



    • The bamboo growth causes the observer to emit a 1-tick pulse which powers the slime block.

    • The slime block doesn't power the piston directly because pistons don't accept power from their head (I think?).

    • The repeater transfers the power to the cobblestone, delaying the pulse by 2 ticks and simultaneously extending it to 2 ticks long.

    • The 2-tick pulse travels through the cobblestone and wire to the sticky piston.

    • The sticky piston extends for 2 ticks. The obsidian and repeater are unaffected by the adjacent slime block as neither can be pulled by a sticky piston. The observer pushes the bamboo and breaks it.

    • The pulse from the repeater expires and the sticky piston retracts.

    • Since it was extended for more than 1 tick, the slime block and observer are successfully pulled back with it.

    What I **don't ** understand:



    • Why doesn't the observer pulse again after being retracted?

    • If the repeater is set to more than 2 ticks, then the observer does pulse again after being retracted. Why does that happen? Why is 2 ticks the magic number for resetting the system?









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      I stumbled across this design by accident while trying to build a more complicated one. When the bamboo grows, the sticky piston extends, breaks the crop into drops, and the system resets and waits for the bamboo to grow again.



      left column: grass, bamboo, air, observer (facing down), slime block, sticky piston (facing down). middle column: grass, air, obsidian, redstone repeater (facing right, delay 2 ticks), air, cobblestone slab (upper), redstone dust. right column: grass, air, air, cobblestone, redstone dust.



      Here are the parts I do understand:



      • The bamboo growth causes the observer to emit a 1-tick pulse which powers the slime block.

      • The slime block doesn't power the piston directly because pistons don't accept power from their head (I think?).

      • The repeater transfers the power to the cobblestone, delaying the pulse by 2 ticks and simultaneously extending it to 2 ticks long.

      • The 2-tick pulse travels through the cobblestone and wire to the sticky piston.

      • The sticky piston extends for 2 ticks. The obsidian and repeater are unaffected by the adjacent slime block as neither can be pulled by a sticky piston. The observer pushes the bamboo and breaks it.

      • The pulse from the repeater expires and the sticky piston retracts.

      • Since it was extended for more than 1 tick, the slime block and observer are successfully pulled back with it.

      What I **don't ** understand:



      • Why doesn't the observer pulse again after being retracted?

      • If the repeater is set to more than 2 ticks, then the observer does pulse again after being retracted. Why does that happen? Why is 2 ticks the magic number for resetting the system?









      share|improve this question














      I stumbled across this design by accident while trying to build a more complicated one. When the bamboo grows, the sticky piston extends, breaks the crop into drops, and the system resets and waits for the bamboo to grow again.



      left column: grass, bamboo, air, observer (facing down), slime block, sticky piston (facing down). middle column: grass, air, obsidian, redstone repeater (facing right, delay 2 ticks), air, cobblestone slab (upper), redstone dust. right column: grass, air, air, cobblestone, redstone dust.



      Here are the parts I do understand:



      • The bamboo growth causes the observer to emit a 1-tick pulse which powers the slime block.

      • The slime block doesn't power the piston directly because pistons don't accept power from their head (I think?).

      • The repeater transfers the power to the cobblestone, delaying the pulse by 2 ticks and simultaneously extending it to 2 ticks long.

      • The 2-tick pulse travels through the cobblestone and wire to the sticky piston.

      • The sticky piston extends for 2 ticks. The obsidian and repeater are unaffected by the adjacent slime block as neither can be pulled by a sticky piston. The observer pushes the bamboo and breaks it.

      • The pulse from the repeater expires and the sticky piston retracts.

      • Since it was extended for more than 1 tick, the slime block and observer are successfully pulled back with it.

      What I **don't ** understand:



      • Why doesn't the observer pulse again after being retracted?

      • If the repeater is set to more than 2 ticks, then the observer does pulse again after being retracted. Why does that happen? Why is 2 ticks the magic number for resetting the system?






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