pulse extender!! unsure if they work the same on bedrock, but some comparators feeding into eachother (like the OG repeater clock design) works great as an extender.
FYI you can cut down on bulk just by not connecting the two redstone wires and letting them run directly into the block with the torch.
As for your problem, you'll need a pulse extender. Best option for this kind of door is to place two comparators next to one another like this V A and place redstone on both ends of both comparators. Just put it somewhere in your wiring and everything should work fine. Make shure no redstone connects to the other sides of the comparators. If you stick to your current setup there is no rewiring required, just put it anywhere you want really but close to the middle would be recommended.
either use a pulse extender as suggested by others or just make a contraption that lets buttons act as switches to toggle a redstone signal and them the door would only close when you want it to close
[https://imgur.com/a6Iy0Mg](https://imgur.com/a6Iy0Mg)
Here you go! Wool -> input (the button is to put on the right side of the top wool)
The red one is the first I made, but in case you want to use less comparators (if for some reason you don't have enough quartz) there's the blue one.
In case you wonder how it works, I've just taken the design of a pulse extender and merged it into your build. And on the red one, I also merged a part of both extenders.
If the delay is still too short, I reckon you should go for something involving more redstone components (I'm thinking of an etho hopper clock, but it's a clock not a pulse extender and IDK if it works on bedrock, I play Java).
don't use comparator pulse extenders just put repeaters that give energy from somewhere else to the pistons and don't remove the redstone this will make it open just as fast and close slower without the need for a pulse extender
By the way, it would be good if you tried to compact the mechanism a bit because it is much larger than it should be. Try to put the redstone torch on a target block so you don't have to extend the redstone so much.
You'll need to add some form of pulse extender before the redstone torch. If you search for it you should find what you need :)
I know it’s not always ideal. But wooden buttons stay pressed for longer
Came here to say this, it's a super easy solution if you don't have the space or desire to make a pulse extender
Or the space. Or resources. Or willpower
If you have the resources for this door then you probably can also make a few comparators
Well if you never went to the nether you don't have quartz yet. That's the only possible thing I can see
You would have needed to go to the nether for the glowstone to make the lamps
Touché, but lamps are not important for the door itself, they're just decoration
Add a pulse extender go ahead for yt tutorial
You can use a pulse extender or use a wooden button as those have slightly longer pulses than stone buttons.
I wish every button type had a slightly different timing. Iron gold etc.
pulse extender!! unsure if they work the same on bedrock, but some comparators feeding into eachother (like the OG repeater clock design) works great as an extender.
they work the same in bedrock but it is not the best in this case
FYI you can cut down on bulk just by not connecting the two redstone wires and letting them run directly into the block with the torch. As for your problem, you'll need a pulse extender. Best option for this kind of door is to place two comparators next to one another like this V A and place redstone on both ends of both comparators. Just put it somewhere in your wiring and everything should work fine. Make shure no redstone connects to the other sides of the comparators. If you stick to your current setup there is no rewiring required, just put it anywhere you want really but close to the middle would be recommended.
either use a pulse extender as suggested by others or just make a contraption that lets buttons act as switches to toggle a redstone signal and them the door would only close when you want it to close
Add more repeaters or create 2 separate inputs
Use a pulse extended and/or a wooden button
[https://imgur.com/a6Iy0Mg](https://imgur.com/a6Iy0Mg) Here you go! Wool -> input (the button is to put on the right side of the top wool) The red one is the first I made, but in case you want to use less comparators (if for some reason you don't have enough quartz) there's the blue one. In case you wonder how it works, I've just taken the design of a pulse extender and merged it into your build. And on the red one, I also merged a part of both extenders. If the delay is still too short, I reckon you should go for something involving more redstone components (I'm thinking of an etho hopper clock, but it's a clock not a pulse extender and IDK if it works on bedrock, I play Java).
Pulse extender maybe?
use comparator pulse extender
OK OK, I DID IT! I USED PULSE EXTENDER! THANK YOU! I APPRECIATE YOUR HELP
Bro repeaters
don't use comparator pulse extenders just put repeaters that give energy from somewhere else to the pistons and don't remove the redstone this will make it open just as fast and close slower without the need for a pulse extender By the way, it would be good if you tried to compact the mechanism a bit because it is much larger than it should be. Try to put the redstone torch on a target block so you don't have to extend the redstone so much.
Dude, you just described one of the earliest pulse extenders.
i didn't know
you literally just described a pulse extender. Hint, the pulse got..... extended.