MC-746Redstone stays active after removing connection to a always-on repeater loop
I created a button which sends redstone signal to a repeater loop to always stay on like an RS NOR Latch (but without a reset) and from there I power 2 other repeaters facing to a block with redstone torches above to open closed iron doors. When I remove the connecting redstone from the "always-on repeaters" to the repeaters powering the torches the stay active. But they should be disabled?
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Redstone stays active after removing connection to a always-on repeater loop
I created a button which sends redstone signal to a repeater loop to always stay on like an RS NOR Latch (but without a reset) and from there I power 2 other repeaters facing to a block with redstone torches above to open closed iron doors. When I remove the connecting redstone from the "always-on repeaters" to the repeaters powering the torches the stay active. But they should be disabled?
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PC Win7 64 Bit
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The repeater in the bottom left of the picture is pushing direct power into the block in front of it (the one the torch is sitting on). This power bleeds out the side of the block into the wire (because it is direct). Minecraft is working as intended, the bug is in your wiring.
Thanks for the hint. Did not work with redstone for quite a while and forgot that the powered block transmits redstone signals to his sides. This would save a repeater when you create an always-on loop like seen in the picture in the upper right corner.