Gangsir 14 Posted September 11, 2015 Share Posted September 11, 2015 Hey, it's me Gangsir, your local small program coder. I've made a Microcontroller program. Short for Super Long Delay Redstone Repeater and pronounced "Sli-durr", this is a Microcontroller program that makes the Microcontroller work like a vanilla repeater, while being able to reach delays up to 4 mins. To use, place the Microcontroller containing the program. The following directions are from the player's perspective, facing the MC. Input to start the delay goes in on the left side. Output after the delay comes out the right side. The back is the amount of delay, set by the redstone signal strength, from 0-15, each one second of delay per level. The front is the multiplier, with 1 added. So, for example, 3 in the back and 2 in the front would create a 9 second delay. The formula is: delay = backPower*(frontPower+1). The 1 added to the multiplier is to allow lack of a multiplier for a x1 delay. With this, it's possible to get up to 4 mins of delay with full signal in front and back. Of course, you can't get any amount of seconds you want, so fine tuning with other repeaters may be necessary. If the input signal is kept on, the output will stay on, just like a vanilla repeater. Requirements for the Microcontroller: Tier 1 mc case Tier 1 ram Tier 1 redstone card EEPROM with SLDRR Tier 1 Cpu For those who need a diagram to understand how to input: The program can be found at: https://github.com/NoahNMorton/MinecraftLuaPrograms/blob/master/OpenComputers/Microcontroller%20Programs/SuperLongDelayRedstoneRepeater.lua Or, use wget: wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/NoahNMorton/Gangsir_MC_LuaPrograms/master/OpenComputers/Microcontroller%20Programs/SuperLongDelayRedstoneRepeater.lua sldrr.lua Just flash it to an EEPROM and go. Don't forget to keep the MC on and power it. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
