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[GopherAtl]

I'm confused by what you're trying to do; what you seem to be describing in the post sounds like a repeater, not a clock.

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[Mrawesomecookie]

use a repeat loop?

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[Mtdj2]

Simple (I think.)
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while true do
if rs.getInput("top") then
rs.setOutput("bottom",true)
else
rs.setOutput("bottom",false)
end
end
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It should work.

[MysticT]

This should work:

while true do
  rs.setOutput("bottom", rs.getInput("top"))
  os.pullEvent("redstone") -- waits for a redstone change
end

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[MysticT]

Oh, ok. Try with this:

local nPulseDuration = 1 -- duration of the pulse in seconds
local sInputSide = "top"
local sOutputSide = "bottom"

local bPulseOn = rs.getInput(sInputSide)
local timer

if bPulseOn then
  rs.setOutput(sOutputSide, true)
  timer = os.startTimer(nPulseDuration)
end

while true do
  local evt, arg = os.pullEvent()
  if evt == "timer" then
    if bPulseOn then
	  rs.setOutput(sOutputSide, not rs.getOutput(sOutputSide))
	  timer = os.startTimer(nPulseDuration)
    end
  elseif evt == "redstone" then
    local input = rs.getInput("top")
    if input ~= bPulseOn then
	  bPulseOn = input
	  if bPulseOn then
	    timer = os.startTimer(nPulseDuration)
	  else
	    rs.setOutput(sOutputSide, false)
	  end
    end
  end
end

Not tested, but it should work.

[GopherAtl]

Oh, sorry, you DID mean a clock after all, I just wasn't groking your explanation. At a glance MysticT's code looks good. />

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