pause / resume should be the same effect. it can be done from the webcore dashboard with a mouse on the three vertical dots on the piston list view of the piston in question (far right side) of the piston in question
It would be good to see in private messages more of what is happening
Something to keep in mind:
If you have multiple 'Every' blocks in a piston, they all do not execute when a single block fires
- ie one 'every' block timer running will not reset a timer for another, unless the piston runs start to finish.
So if you use multiple Every blocks you might need something to run the entire piston
- if time happens daily at 3:00:00 AM
Two ways to fix this:
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The 'then portion of the if' statement can be empty, but it will cause the piston to run start to finish (vs only within one of the every blocks) and would update all every block timers
- if time happens daily at 3:00:00 AM
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An easier way to fix this is use if statements instead of 'every' blocks (ie no every blocks)
- if statements cause the entire piston to execute
