MC-969Trapdoors
When trap doors are up (open) you press a button and the trapdoor will go to the down (closed) position. They will not come back up.
So,
[] = Button
[-] = Open trap door
[=] = Closed trap door
First:
[]
[-]
when you press the button the trap door goes into:
[]
[=]
and won't pop back up into it's open position
Environment
Windows 7, Java 7
Created Issue:
Trapdoors
When trap doors are up (open) you press a button and the trapdoor will go to the down (closed) position. They will not come back up.
So,
[] = Button
[-] = Open trap door
[=] = Closed trap doorFirst:
[]
[-]when you press the button the trap door goes into:
[]
[=]and won't pop back up into it's open position
Environment
Windows 7, Java 7
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Do you mean it stays closed when you press the button again after that?
Applying power to a trapdoor should make it open, removing power should make it close. So pressing a button over an open trapdoor will make it shut once the button depresses.
I am confused also.
Could you post a screenshot?
The open position is the powered position, so this looks like standard redstone behavior.
Redstone power will always open doors, not switch