@cctvdude90

The timer is part of the clock.

When I say timer, I mean the mechanism that cycles through one minute.

@cctvdude90

It needs to work, accuracy of about 5 minutes off after the duration of 24 hours (a maximum of 4.8 seconds off per minute)

The whole thing where the user changes timer is to allow the clock to be more accurate on different frame rates. So you know, you can require the user to time one actual minute and click something in your timer to set the correct time loop.

The one I made had around a 1 second per hour error (only tested on two computers).

@pegosh2

In the process of remaking one. I do not think I can import the old stamp.

One of the biggest things you will need to use is the PLUT logic gate. Here is a diagram:
PLUT Clone = C, E-Wall = E, Conductive wall = W, PLUT = P, Wall = L, black spot = B, Wall that absorbs particles = D, Generator = G

LLL
LCL
LEW
LBL
LEW
LBL
LGW
LDL

Spark the first W to load the gate, spark the second W to activate the gate.

Another useful hint. When making wires, use the "Pipe" method. Draw one pixel of water or other conductor and surround it with goo or wood.

For an example of the old matrix, look at my nuke reactor. It uses many of the old logic gates and does not contain a single new element (except for diamond (the pressure was messing up the goo).

@cctvdude99

Will do.

No idea why people have completely abandoned the old logic gates... They are still very useful!
Until a particle E-Wal that does not block pressure is made, many logic gates can not even be recreated using other means without clunky data writing.

@the-pickle

I am trying to convince a few to join. They are thinking it is too hard -.-

Anyway, JOIN!

IMPORTANT: Exception to the not allowed list. The yellow wall is ok to use.

Here is al ink to a pic of the original powder toy.
http://files.myfrogbag.com/wwnijx/flame2.JPG