Comparator output and powered redstone next to it
Normally the output of the comparator would be overridden by the powered redstone next to it but it isn't which is odd. (Look at buggy.jpg)
normal-behaviour.jpg shows what normally would happen in other redstone circuits e.g. by using a repeater instead.
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Comparator output and powered redstone next to it
Normally the output of the comparator would be overridden by the powered redstone next to it but it isn't. (Look at screenshot 1)
Normally the output of the comparator would be overridden by the powered redstone next to it but it isn't. (Look at screenshot
1)Normally the output of the comparator would be overridden by the powered redstone next to it but it isn't. (Look at screenshot-1.jpg)
Normally the output of the comparator would be overridden by the powered redstone next to it but it isn't which is odd as . (Look at screenshot-1.jpg)
Normally the output of the comparator would be overridden by the powered redstone next to it but it isn't which is odd as . (Look at screenshot-1.jpg)
Normally the output of the comparator would be overridden by the powered redstone next to it but it isn't which is odd. (Look at buggy.jpg)
normal-behaviour.jpg is what normally happens.
Normally the output of the comparator would be overridden by the powered redstone next to it but it isn't which is odd. (Look at buggy.jpg)
normal-behaviour.jpgis what normallyhappens.Normally the output of the comparator would be overridden by the powered redstone next to it but it isn't which is odd. (Look at buggy.jpg)
normal-behaviour.jpg shows what normally would happen in other redstone circuits e.g. by using a repeater.
Normally the output of the comparator would be overridden by the powered redstone next to it but it isn't which is odd. (Look at buggy.jpg)
normal-behaviour.jpg shows what normally would happen in other redstone circuits e.g. by using a repeater instead.
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MC-5742