would it work if i had, kets say TWENTY lasers? 
At that point, just use a laser manager.
k, Iām new at devices so I DONT KNOW WAT U R TALKING BOUT. can you help make an updated guide or something to help my sanity?
Laser managers are a new device that was added recently.
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You got it!
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This should explain it very well.
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Just a quick warning: this doesnāt always work great with laser beam managers, better with one or two individual lasers or just use channels.
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Nice Guide, This Will Be Helpful For My Map!
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It saves memory to use wire repeaters
Can you change the time on the both repeaters, letās say, to 3 seconds. Is it still gonna work? Bc I donāt want my lasers to take so long to turn on and off.
Edit: I figured it out, but thanks for the answers
Oh and by the way, if you didnāt see the earlier posts, it IS more efficient to use wire repeaters in a clock, I just wrote that guide at a time in which I didnāt know about using them in a clock.
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Good guide, but you can only have so many repeaters so it is easier to make a trigger system that has a delay and activates itself and whatever you want to repeat.
also for multiple lasers, use a laser beam manager device
@GimkitNerdlul, please read my earlier posts. I stated that it is rather glitchy if you use a manager.
Yes, i am saying this for if you want 10 or more lasers, as while it will be glitchy, it will probably use less memory if you are making a big map. Sorry if i am criticizing you, Iām not meaning to. Have a great day!
Thanks for the guide Dragontamer! I have it on my map.
Thank you for clarifying. However, if you simply use channels, then you can eliminate the need for wires or a manager. Just have each repeater running to a trigger. One trigger sets them all on, the other sets all the lasers off. I also apologize if I sounded rude earlier.
It doesnāt work, can you go over it again
you can use triggers to thou