How do i make a checker keep checking

[bob_the_tomato]

then start it with a device (like a button or lifecycle)

[spen1000]

wait but it starts with a lifecycle on game start

[bob_the_tomato]

then is there a device stoping it?

[spen1000]

im pretty sure that there isnt

[bob_the_tomato]

wait, what is the check and how do you complete it?

[spen1000]

it completes when a player has more than 3 green keycards

[bob_the_tomato]

when you play it in game, do you have the keycards

[bob_the_tomato]

otherwise you cant check if there is problem or not

[spen1000]

yes, there are 4 sentries and when you knock them out they drop a keycard each

[bob_the_tomato]

ok! rn brb

[bob_the_tomato]

did you do it like this

[spen1000]

oh i did it where a lifecycle attached to a trigger and the trigger sends a signal that triggers the trigger and then when the trigger sends a signal the checker checks

[bob_the_tomato]

is there something wrong with the trigger clock??

[spen1000]

let me test it with the repeater

[spen1000]

oh it worked thanks!

[bob_the_tomato]

5th solution .yay!

[Slim]

One thing.

PLEASE. NEVER. USE. REPEATERS.

Please Never Use Repeaters (and a guide on looping)

This is really important. I see so many people using repeaters, but they are literally THE MOST USELESS DEVICE IN THE GAME. Everything about a repeater is inefficient. Let’s start with their most basic functionality. Repeating a signal. Let’s say it sends out on channel X every second. WOAH! We can do that with triggers too! If it has a delay of one, sends on channel X, and receives on channel X, WOW! It’s literally the same exact thing but with TEN TIMES THE MEMORY EFFICIENCY.

Let me tell …

[FersionSpeedy]

no

[Godatbedwars]

that method is limited it will only lasts a while
use this instead because it uses less memory and its infinite