MCPE-21654Iron/wooden door does not open when placed adjacent to an active power source
When you place a door (wooden or iron) next to an active redstone power source, the door does not open automatically like it should. See also MCPE-21523.
Steps to reproduce:
- Place a redstone block.
- Place a wooden or iron door adjacent to the redstone block.
- Notice that the trapdoor does not open like it should since it is being powered.
Giving the door a block update will not cause it to open, due to the way redstone works in Bedrock Codebase. Not even powering it with another power source will work, since it is already technically powered. You have to disable/remove the redstone block and then place it again to make the door open. This is especially a problem with iron doors, which can't be opened/closed by hand.
Linked Issues
Created Issue:
Iron/wooden door does not open when placed adjacent to an active power source
When you place a door (wooden or iron) next to an active redstone power source, the door does not open automatically like it should. See also
MCPE-21523.Steps to reproduce:
- Place a redstone block.
- Place a wooden or iron trapdoor adjacent to the redstone block.
- Notice that the trapdoor does not open like it should since it is being powered.
relates to
When you place a door (wooden or iron) next to an active redstone power source, the door does not open automatically like it should. See also
MCPE-21523.Steps to reproduce:
- Place a redstone block.
- Place a wooden or iron
trapdoor adjacent to the redstone block.- Notice that the trapdoor does not open like it should since it is being powered.
When you place a door (wooden or iron) next to an active redstone power source, the door does not open automatically like it should. See also
MCPE-21523.Steps to reproduce:
- Place a redstone block.
- Place a wooden or iron door adjacent to the redstone block.
- Notice that the trapdoor does not open like it should since it is being powered.
Giving the trapdoor a block update will not cause it to open, due to the way redstone works in Bedrock Codebase. Not even powering it with another power source will work, since it is already technically powered. You have to disable/remove the redstone block and then place it again to make the trapdoors open. This is especially a problem with iron trapdoors, which can't be opened/closed by hand.
When you place a door (wooden or iron) next to an active redstone power source, the door does not open automatically like it should. See also
MCPE-21523.Steps to reproduce:
- Place a redstone block.
- Place a wooden or iron door adjacent to the redstone block.
- Notice that the trapdoor does not open like it should since it is being powered.
Giving the
trapdoor a block update will not cause it to open, due to the way redstone works in Bedrock Codebase. Not even powering it with another power source will work, since it is already technically powered. You have to disable/remove the redstone block and then place it again to make thetrapdoorsopen. This is especially a problem with irontrapdoors, which can't be opened/closed by hand.
When you place a door (wooden or iron) next to an active redstone power source, the door does not open automatically like it should. See also
MCPE-21523.Steps to reproduce:
- Place a redstone block.
- Place a wooden or iron door adjacent to the redstone block.
- Notice that the trapdoor does not open like it should since it is being powered.
Giving the door a block update will not cause it to open, due to the way redstone works in Bedrock Codebase. Not even powering it with another power source will work, since it is already technically powered. You have to disable/remove the redstone block and then place it again to make the door open. This is especially a problem with iron doors, which can't be opened/closed by hand.
When you place a door (wooden or iron) next to an active redstone power source, the door does not open automatically like it should. See also
MCPE-21523.Steps to reproduce:
Steps to reproduce:
- Place a redstone block.
- Place a wooden or iron door adjacent to the redstone block.
- Notice that the trapdoor does not open like it should since it is being powered.
Giving the door a block update will not cause it to open, due to the way redstone works in Bedrock Codebase. Not even powering it with another power source will work, since it is already technically powered. You have to disable/remove the redstone block and then place it again to make the door open. This is especially a problem with iron doors, which can't be opened/closed by hand.
When you place a door (wooden or iron) next to an active redstone power source, the door does not open automatically like it should. See also
MCPE-21523.Steps to reproduce:
Steps to reproduce:
- Place a redstone block.
- Place a wooden or iron door adjacent to the redstone block.
- Notice that the trapdoor does not open like it should since it is being powered.
Giving the door a block update will not cause it to open, due to the way redstone works in Bedrock Codebase. Not even powering it with another power source will work, since it is already technically powered. You have to disable/remove the redstone block and then place it again to make the door open. This is especially a problem with iron doors, which can't be opened/closed by hand.
When you place a door (wooden or iron) next to an active redstone power source, the door does not open automatically like it should. See also
MCPE-21523.Steps to reproduce:
Steps to reproduce:
Steps to reproduce:
- Place a redstone block.
- Place a wooden or iron door adjacent to the redstone block.
- Notice that the trapdoor does not open like it should since it is being powered.
Giving the door a block update will not cause it to open, due to the way redstone works in Bedrock Codebase. Not even powering it with another power source will work, since it is already technically powered. You have to disable/remove the redstone block and then place it again to make the door open. This is especially a problem with iron doors, which can't be opened/closed by hand.
When you place a door (wooden or iron) next to an active redstone power source, the door does not open automatically like it should. See also
MCPE-21523.Steps to reproduce:
Steps to reproduce:
Steps to reproduce:
- Place a redstone block.
- Place a wooden or iron door adjacent to the redstone block.
- Notice that the trapdoor does not open like it should since it is being powered.
Giving the door a block update will not cause it to open, due to the way redstone works in Bedrock Codebase. Not even powering it with another power source will work, since it is already technically powered. You have to disable/remove the redstone block and then place it again to make the door open. This is especially a problem with iron doors, which can't be opened/closed by hand.
When you place a door (wooden or iron) next to an active redstone power source, the door does not open automatically like it should. See also
MCPE-21523.Steps to reproduce:
Steps to reproduce:
Steps to reproduce:
- Place a redstone block.
- Place a wooden or iron door adjacent to the redstone block.
- Notice that the trapdoor does not open like it should since it is being powered.
Giving the door a block update will not cause it to open, due to the way redstone works in Bedrock Codebase. Not even powering it with another power source will work, since it is already technically powered. You have to disable/remove the redstone block and then place it again to make the door open. This is especially a problem with iron doors, which can't be opened/closed by hand.
When you place a door (wooden or iron) next to an active redstone power source, the door does not open automatically like it should. See also
MCPE-21523.Steps to reproduce:
Steps to reproduce:
Steps to reproduce:
- Place a redstone block.
- Place a wooden or iron door adjacent to the redstone block.
- Notice that the trapdoor does not open like it should since it is being powered.
Giving the door a block update will not cause it to open, due to the way redstone works in Bedrock Codebase. Not even powering it with another power source will work, since it is already technically powered. You have to disable/remove the redstone block and then place it again to make the door open. This is especially a problem with iron doors, which can't be opened/closed by hand.
When you place a door (wooden or iron) next to an active redstone power source, the door does not open automatically like it should. See also
MCPE-21523.Steps to reproduce:
Steps to reproduce:
Steps to reproduce:
- Place a redstone block.
- Place a wooden or iron door adjacent to the redstone block.
- Notice that the trapdoor does not open like it should since it is being powered.
Giving the door a block update will not cause it to open, due to the way redstone works in Bedrock Codebase. Not even powering it with another power source will work, since it is already technically powered. You have to disable/remove the redstone block and then place it again to make the door open. This is especially a problem with iron doors, which can't be opened/closed by hand.
When you place a door (wooden or iron) next to an active redstone power source, the door does not open automatically like it should. See also
MCPE-21523.Steps to reproduce:
Steps to reproduce:
Steps to reproduce:
- Place a redstone block.
- Place a wooden or iron door adjacent to the redstone block.
- Notice that the trapdoor does not open like it should since it is being powered.
Giving the door a block update will not cause it to open, due to the way redstone works in Bedrock Codebase. Not even powering it with another power source will work, since it is already technically powered. You have to disable/remove the redstone block and then place it again to make the door open. This is especially a problem with iron doors, which can't be opened/closed by hand.
When you place a door (wooden or iron) next to an active redstone power source, the door does not open automatically like it should. See also
MCPE-21523.Steps to reproduce:
- Place a redstone block.
- Place a wooden or iron door adjacent to the redstone block.
- Notice that the trapdoor does not open like it should since it is being powered.
Giving the door a block update will not cause it to open, due to the way redstone works in Bedrock Codebase. Not even powering it with another power source will work, since it is already technically powered. You have to disable/remove the redstone block and then place it again to make the door open. This is especially a problem with iron doors, which can't be opened/closed by hand.
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