MCPE-97552Jukeboxes give off a redstone signal Without a comparitor when playing music
When a jukebox has a disc inside, it acts like a block of redstone: it powers adjacent blocks like lamps and pistons.
Expected behavior is that a comparator is required to read the signal.
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Created Issue:
Jukeboxes give off a redstone signal Without a comparitor when playing music
Steps to reproduce
Place a jukebox,
Place redstone next to it
Put a music disk into the Jukebox
look at the redstone dust, it is powered
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- Unresolved
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- Unconfirmed
- Multiple
- Windows 10
- 1.16.20
Steps to reproduce
Place a jukebox,
Place redstone next to it
Put a music disk into the Jukebox
look at the redstone dust, it is powered
As it turns out this isnt a bug on the bedrock edition, but on the java edition, im in the wrong place and reported the wrong thing Sorry.
As it turns out this isnt a bug on the bedrock edition, but on the java edition, im in the wrong place and reported the wrong thing Sorry.
When a jukebox has a disc inside, it powers adjacent redstone blocks like lamps and pistons.
Expected behavior is that a comparator is required to read the signal.
When a jukebox has a disc inside, it powers adjacent
redstoneblocks like lamps and pistons.
Expected behavior is that a comparator is required to read the signal.
When a jukebox has a disc inside, it acts like a block of redstone: it powers adjacent blocks like lamps and pistons.
Expected behavior is that a comparator is required to read the signal.
When a jukebox has a disc inside, it acts like a block of redstone: it powers adjacent blocks like lamps and pistons.
Expected behavior is that a comparator is required to read the signal.
duplicates
just to complete the report so other people know what its about:
Jukeboxes when playing a music disk, will become a power source similar to a redstone block. Powering nearby redstone dust, repeaters, etc. This is unlike java, where the jukebox acts as an inventory, and needs to be read by a comparator in order to power anything.
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