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Some very useful 0-tick circuits that have made it to various builds over the years


0:00 Double 0-tick pulse gen
This is a 0-tick gen that makes a 0-tick pulse 2gt after the observers are triggered (in this setup it is a 1 BED pulse but you can add more), and then after 2gt, it will make a pseudo 0-tick pulse with a falling edge of 3gt and a configuration amount of BED. This is especially useful for retracting some extenders.
First use of this: 1.55s 540 5x5

0:23 Small 2-output 3gt clock
This is a very small 2-output 3gt that's 4 deep (5 deep if including input) and 4-wide. It is often much easier to package in doors than the traditional 2-output 3gt clock.
First use of this: 1440 .75s 5x5

0:52
This is a control circuit that is often uses with the previously-mentioned clock. When used with uncutting the wire, this gives 2 pulses, and with redircting the input dust, this gives 3 pulses on rising edge. The amount of pulses on falling edge is configurable.

0:57 3gt Clock with BED
This is a way you can add more BED to a traditional 3gt clock. On the side which you uncut the wire from, you can add a configurable amount of BED but with one condition: You must uncut the wire after all dust which can update the return piston.
First use of this: 1.2s 7x7

1:08 Pseudo 0-tick pulse spammer
This circuit takes a 3gt clock signal with at least 2 BED of length and outputs a pseudo 0-tick pulse every 3gt. When used properly, this can be used to retract pretty large extenders with just this alone.
First use of this: 2,394 1.95s 7x7

1:32 Reliable 1 BED length downwards 0-tick rep.
Adding these updater pistons allows you avoid the annoying locational case where downwards reps can QC. If given a 1 BED input pulse, you will need 2 updaters, and you will need more updaters with a longer input pulse length. You can use B O A T to speed up the reset.
First use of this: 8,976 .6s 5x5