If you're making a minecraft cirquit, and it sometimes stop, and sometimes doesn't. After it stops (mostly after another blockupdate, wich isn't from the redstone) you've to restart the world.
If you're making a minecraft cirquit, and it sometimes stop, and sometimes doesn't. After it stops (mostly after another blockupdate, wich isn't from the redstone) you've to restart the world.
Max Winsemius
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Please explain what you mean by "stops".
How fast is the clock? Is there a sizzling sound when it stops? If so, you are just running the clock too fast, and the safety mechinism of the Redstone torches kicked in. A 2-tick clock is, in my experience, too fast, but a 3-tick clock is fine. (Note these are Redstone ticks for the propogation time of the signal; the actual period in the design I am assuming is twice that).
EDIT: Also please provide screenshots of your setup.