MC-68879Sponges created with /setblock don't absorb water
if you put water flowing into a wet sponge and replace the wet sponge with a dry one using /setblock then the new sponge will not absorb the water.
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Sponges created with /setblock don't absorb water
if you put water flowing into a wet sponge and replace the wet sponge with a dry one using /setblock then the new sponge will not absorb the water.
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Windows 7
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Added Affects Versions: 1.8.2-pre6
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Setblock doesn't do a block update. It's similar to melting ice with a torch. You'll need to add destroy to force the block update
But setblock does cause a block update. If do setblock water twice next to each other the water starts to flow
That works because the second sponge creates the block update for the first one