Observers trigger redstone after being retracted by a piston
To hard to describe... watch video (recorded myself)
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Weird observer behavior
To hard to describe... watch video (recorded myself)
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To hard to describe... watch video (recorded myself)
Weird observer behaviorObservers trigger redstone after being retracted by a piston
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This is a duplicate of MC-160258. The only reason this may look strange is because the repeater is on such a long delay. Because repeaters are visually only powered when outputting a signal, it takes the repeater several ticks to display the pulse from the observer.
This is a duplicate of MC-160258. See the explanation there for what is happening. The observer isn't powering through air blocks, the repeater is just on 8 gt of delay so it is (visually) powered once the observer is already retracted. The powering occurred before the observer was moved.
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@Jack, do you happen to know where this has been confirmed to be working as intended? I was searching for a ticket, but couldn't find any.
Piston extends and retracts with observer over the course of several ticks:Obviously WAI
Observer sees the piston head where before there was an air block. It spits out a redstone pulse: Also obviously WAI
This is just the combination of two seperate but intended behaviors.
Yep, after looking at it again, the only reason this seems weird is because the repeater delays the signal by 1 tick. Working as intended.