Some sites state that “it moves 2 ticks after the signal comes in,” but this is contrary to the facts observed in BE1.17.11.
- Droppers send items in one tick.
- I only turned on one tick and made sure the item moved to the next hopper.
- Hopper sucks items in one tick.
- I put the item in the hopper with no destination on the top and turned on the hopper on the bottom for one tick and confirmed that the item moved down
- Hopper sucks ignoring the feed invalidation time of the upper hopper.
- video
- https://scrapbox.io/files/613467d8263ed9001df9bfa1.mp4
- The first tick put the item in the top hopper and the second tick turned on the bottom hopper.
- I confirmed that the item moves down on the second tick.
- There must be a counter inside that counts the “number of ticks since the item was entered” because the sending out does not occur until 4 ticks later, but it is clear that the target counter value does not care when the item is sucked out
- You can see that the hoppers are transported faster when lined up vertically than when lined up horizontally.
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