What this tool does
You stack delay pieces, it totals redstone ticks and seconds at 20 TPS. Handy before you rebuild the same clock three times.
Server & Files
Calculate circuit timing from repeaters, comparators, hoppers, and redstone torches in game ticks and seconds.
Calculated from every component in the signal path.
One redstone tick equals two game ticks, or 0.1 seconds at a steady 20 TPS. Hopper transfer cooldown is eight game ticks.
Builder Tools
Add up repeater delays (and a few other bits) into ticks and seconds so you do not have to count on your fingers while standing in the wiring.
You stack delay pieces, it totals redstone ticks and seconds at 20 TPS. Handy before you rebuild the same clock three times.
Long dust lines, lag, unloaded chunks, weird quasi-connectivity… the calculator will not see those. Build, then time it once for real.
Doors, farm harvest windows, elevators, multi-stage clocks. Anything where “was that 4 ticks or 5?” wastes an afternoon.
Two game ticks. About 0.1 seconds if the server is actually at 20 TPS.
Lag, chunks not loaded, or extra delay from dust. The math only covers what you typed in.
If something feels wrong, a Minecraft version is missing, the wording is confusing, or you have a better workflow idea, send it over. Real player feedback is how these tools get sharper.
Builder Tools
Add up repeater delays (and a few other bits) into ticks and seconds so you do not have to count on your fingers while standing in the wiring.
You stack delay pieces, it totals redstone ticks and seconds at 20 TPS. Handy before you rebuild the same clock three times.
Long dust lines, lag, unloaded chunks, weird quasi-connectivity… the calculator will not see those. Build, then time it once for real.
Doors, farm harvest windows, elevators, multi-stage clocks. Anything where “was that 4 ticks or 5?” wastes an afternoon.
Two game ticks. About 0.1 seconds if the server is actually at 20 TPS.
Lag, chunks not loaded, or extra delay from dust. The math only covers what you typed in.
If something feels wrong, a Minecraft version is missing, the wording is confusing, or you have a better workflow idea, send it over. Real player feedback is how these tools get sharper.