MC-146711-Tick pulse sustaining with repeaters
Repeater behave strange with 1 tick pulses. It seems the length of the redstone wire is important when trying to sustain a short pulse.
I created 3 parallel rows of repeaters, with 1, 2 and 3 repeaters. They get a 1-tick impuls.
What I expected to happen was...:
It should output a 3 tick pulse.
What actually happened was...:
Sometimes it created two 1 tick pulses.
Steps to Reproduce:
In the pictures are three variations of the wiring.
I made a 1-tick pulse generator, wired it into the repeaters and then into a long row of repeaters to show the pulse length.
The repeaters are facing north, but direction didn't seem to cause changes.
The problem only occurs when wiring the input at the bottom of the 3 rows.
Environment
Win7 64Bit
Java 1.7.0_03 (64 Bit)
Created Issue:
1-Tick pulse sustaining with repeaters
Repeater behave strange with 1 tick pulses. It seems the length of the redstone wire is important when trying to sustain a short pulse.
I created a single pulse generator and wired it into 3 parallel repeaters.
What I expected to happen was...:
It should output a 3 tick pulse.What actually happened was...:
Sometimes it created two 1 tick pulses.Steps to Reproduce:
On the pictures are 3 rows of repeaters which lead into a long row of repeaters at the right to display the length of the pulse. The repeaters are facing north.The problem only occurs when wiring the input at the bottom of the 3 rows.
Working:
Also working:
Not working:
Environment
Win7 64Bit
Java 1.7.0_03 (64 Bit)
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Repeater behave strange with 1 tick pulses. It seems the length of the redstone wire is important when trying to sustain a short pulse.
I created
a single pulse generator and wired it into 3 parallel repeaters.What I expected to happen was...:
It should output a 3 tick pulse.What actually happened was...:
Sometimes it created two 1 tick pulses.Steps to Reproduce:
On the pictures are 3 rows of repeaters which lead into a long row of repeaters at the right to display the length of the pulse. The repeaters are facing north.The problem only occurs when wiring the input at the bottom of the 3 rows.
Working:
Also working:
Not working:
Repeater behave strange with 1 tick pulses. It seems the length of the redstone wire is important when trying to sustain a short pulse.
I created 3 parallel rows of repeaters, with 1, 2 and 3 repeaters. They get a 1-tick impuls.
What I expected to happen was...:
It should output a 3 tick pulse.What actually happened was...:
Sometimes it created two 1 tick pulses.Steps to Reproduce:
In the pictures are three variations of the wiring.
I made a 1-tick pulse generator, wired it into the repeaters and then into a long row of repeaters to show the pulse length.
The repeaters are facing north, but direction didn't seem to cause changes.The problem only occurs when wiring the input at the bottom of the 3 rows.
Is this still a concern in the current Minecraft version 1.6.2 / Launcher version 1.1.3 ? If so, please update the affected versions in order to best aid Mojang ensuring bugs are still valid in the latest releases/pre-releases.
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Affects 1.8.2-pre4. Possibly related to the fix of MC-14671.
The wiring looks a bit long leading up to the three rows. Are you sure you are getting a strong enough pulse to each row?
Yes, you could also insert one or more (1-tick) repeaters into the input wire, that makes no change.
Yes it is, Just testet it and updated the versions.
Updated affected versions, still valid in 1.7.2 and 13w48b.
Seems to be fixed since 14w03b. It still happens with 14w02c, but I wasn't able to reproduce it with later versions. Neither the same setup nor a different one.