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You can duplicate rails and trap doors by placing a Sticky Piston right above and next to a Hopper (It should retract a trapdoor\rails right onto a Hopper) and a rail on the other side of it. Extending a piston will move trapdoor\rails off a Hopper without breaking it and drop a corresponding item. Using this with a simple redstone
You can duplicate rails and trap doors by placing a Sticky Piston right above and next to a Hopper (It should retract a trapdoor\rails right onto a Hopper) and a rail on the other side of it. Extending a piston will move trapdoor\rails off a Hopper without breaking it and drop a corresponding item.
Using this with a simple redstone
You can duplicate rails and trap doors by placing a Sticky Piston right above and next to a Hopper (It should retract a trapdoor\rails right onto a Hopper) and a rail on the other side of it. Extending a piston will move trapdoor\rails off a Hopper without breaking it and drop a corresponding item.
Using this with a simple redstoneYou can duplicate rails and trap doors by placing a Sticky Piston right above and next to a Hopper (It should retract a trapdoor\rails right onto a Hopper) and a rail on the other side of it. Extending a piston will move trapdoor\rails off a Hopper without breaking it and drop a corresponding item.
Using this with a simple redstone clock gives you tons of trapdoors\rails
Extending and retracting the piston will not break the rails itself, but will drop it as an item
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Extending, retracting and extending the piston again won't break the rails itself AND will drop it as an item
You can duplicate rails and trap doors by placing a Sticky Piston right above and next to a Hopper (It should retract a trapdoor\rails right onto a Hopper) and a rail on the other side of it. Extending a piston will move trapdoor\rails off a Hopper without breaking it and drop a corresponding item.
Using this with a simple redstone clock gives you tons of trapdoors\rails
Explanation video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jq0yKxLNQxc
You can duplicate rails and trap doors by placing a Sticky Piston
right above and next to a Hopper (It should retract a trapdoor\rails right onto a Hopper) and a rail on the other side of it. Extending a piston will move trapdoor\rails off a Hopper without breaking it and drop a corresponding item.Using this with a simple redstone clock gives you tons of trapdoors\rails
Explanation video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jq0yKxLNQxcYou can duplicate rails and trap doors by placing a Sticky Piston one block away with a gap between them. Extending a piston will move trapdoor\rails off a Hopper without breaking it and drop a corresponding item.
Using this with a simple redstone clock gives you tons of trapdoors\rails
You can duplicate rails and trap doors by placing a Sticky Piston one block away with a gap between them. Extending a piston will move trapdoor\rails off a
Hopperwithout breaking it and drop a corresponding item.Using this with a simple redstone clock gives you tons of trapdoors\rails
You can duplicate rails and trap doors by placing a Sticky Piston one block away with a gap between them. Extending, retracting and extending a piston again will move trapdoor\rails off a hole without breaking it and drop a corresponding item.
Using this with a simple redstone clock gives you tons of trapdoors\rails
You can duplicate rails and trap doors by placing a Sticky Piston one block away with a gap between them. Extending, retracting and extending a piston again
will movetrapdoor\rails off a hole without breaking it and drop a corresponding item.Using this with a simple redstone clock gives you tons of trapdoors\rails
You can duplicate rails and trap doors by placing a Sticky Piston one block away with a gap between them. Extending, retracting and extending a piston again cause a trapdoor\rails move onto and off a hole without breaking it and drop a corresponding item.
Using this with a simple redstone clock gives you tons of trapdoors\rails
You can duplicate rails and trap doors by placing a Sticky Piston one block away with a gap between them. Extending, retracting and extending a piston again cause a trapdoor\rails move onto and off a hole without breaking it and drop a corresponding item.
Using this with a simple redstone clock gives you tons of trapdoors\rails
UPD: This may be a simplified and extended duplication of
MC-1619, sorry about that
You can duplicate rails and trap doors by placing a Sticky Piston one block away with a gap between them. Extending, retracting and extending a piston again cause a trapdoor\rails move onto and off a hole without breaking it and drop a corresponding item.
Using this with a simple redstone clock gives you tons of trapdoors\railsUPD: This may be a simplified and extended duplication of
MC-1619, sorry about thatYou can duplicate rails and trap doors by placing a Sticky Piston one block away with a gap between them. Extending, retracting and extending a piston again cause a trapdoor\rails move onto and off a hole without breaking it and drop a corresponding item.
Also works with Detector Rails and Powered Rails
Using this with a simple redstone clock gives you tons of trapdoors\rails
P.S.: This may be a simplified and extended duplication of
MC-1619, sorry about that
You can duplicate rails and trap doors by placing a Sticky Piston one block away with a gap between them. Extending, retracting and extending a piston again cause a trapdoor\rails move onto and off a hole without breaking
itand drop a corresponding item.Also works with Detector Rails and Powered Rails
Using this with a simple redstone clock gives you tons of trapdoors\rails
P.S.: This may be a simplified and extended duplication of
MC-1619, sorry about that
This little useless
contraption in the first screenshot extends all upper pistons consecutively by turning the lever on and retracts all of them at once by turning it off. The lower line of pistons works as BUDs and updates itself by moving wool blocks. Lower pistons receive indirect power from redstone blocks above.
Now about the bug. After the first retraction second piston in the lower line retracts and extends very fast and creates two arms, extended an retracted each one with proper hitboxes (see attached image). This piston won't work as intended (it can't extend or retract) until you break the extended arm that stops retracted one from extending.
Also, this line of pistons can be continued, causing bug on all of the lower ones, except the first one, but not always.
This little useless
Now about the bug. After the first retraction second piston in the lower line retracts and extends very fast and creates two arms, extended an retracted each one with proper hitboxes (see attached image). This piston won't work as intended (it can't extend or retract) until you break the extended arm that stops retracted one from extending.
Also, this line of pistons can be continued, causing bug on all of the lower ones, except the first one, but not always.
UPD: Another way of reproduction found by Rlizeify.
This little useless
Now about the bug. After the first retraction second piston in the lower line retracts and extends very fast and creates two arms, extended an retracted each one with proper hitboxes (see attached image). This piston won't work as intended (it can't extend or retract) until you break the extended arm that stops retracted one from extending.
Also, this line of pistons can be continued, causing bug on all of the lower ones, except the first one, but not always.
UPD: Another way of reproduction found by Rlizeify.
This little useless
Now about the bug. After the first retraction second piston in the lower line retracts and extends very fast and creates two arms, extended an retracted each one with proper hitboxes. This piston won't work as intended (it can't extend or retract) until you break the extended arm that stops retracted one from extending.
Also, this line of pistons can be continued, causing bug on all of the lower ones, except the first one, but not always.
UPD: Another way of reproduction found by Rlizeify.
This little useless
Now about the bug. After the first retraction second piston in the lower line retracts and extends very fast and creates two arms, extended an retracted each one with proper hitboxes. This piston won't work as intended (it can't extend or retract) until you break the extended arm that stops retracted one from extending.
Also, this line of pistons can be continued, causing bug on all of the lower ones, except the first one, but not always.
UPD: Another way of reproduction found by Rlizeify.
This little useless
Now about the bug. After the first retraction second piston in the lower line retracts and extends very fast and creates two arms, extended an retracted each one with proper hitboxes. This piston won't work as intended (it can't extend or retract) until you break the extended arm that stops retracted one from extending.
Also, this line of pistons can be continued, causing bug on all of the lower ones, except the first one, but not always.
UPD: Another way of reproduction found by Rlizeify.
This little useless
Now about the bug. After the first retraction second piston in the lower line retracts and extends very fast and creates two arms, extended an retracted each one with proper hitboxes. This piston won't work as intended (it can't extend or retract) until you break the extended arm that stops retracted one from extending.
Also, this line of pistons can be continued, causing bug on all of the lower ones, except the first one, but not always.
UPD: Another way of reproduction found by Rlizeify. Somehow the repeaters are crucial
This little useless
Now about the bug. After the first retraction second piston in the lower line retracts and extends very fast and creates two arms, extended an retracted each one with proper hitboxes. This piston won't work as intended (it can't extend or retract) until you break the extended arm that stops retracted one from extending.
Also, this line of pistons can be continued, causing bug on all of the lower ones, except the first one, but not always.UPD: Another way of reproduction found by Rlizeify. Somehow the repeaters are crucial
This little useless
Now about the bug. After the first retraction second piston in the lower line retracts and extends very fast and creates two arms, extended an retracted each one with proper hitboxes (see the first picture). This piston won't work as intended (it can't extend or retract) until you break the extended arm that stops retracted one from extending.
Also, this line of pistons can be continued, causing bug on all of the lower ones, except the first one, but not always.
UPD: Another way of reproduction found by Rlizeify (see the second picture). Somehow the repeaters are crucial
This little uselesscontraption in the first screenshot extends all upper pistons consecutively by turning the lever on and retracts all of them at once by turning it off. The lower line of pistons works as BUDs and updates itself by moving wool blocks. Lower pistons receive indirect power from redstone blocks above.Now about the bug. After the first retraction second piston in the lower line retracts and extends very fast and creates two arms, extended an retracted each one with proper hitboxes (see the first picture). This piston won't work as intended (it can't extend or retract) until you break the extended arm that stops retracted one from extending.
Also, this line of pistons can be continued, causing bug on all of the lower ones, except the first one, but not always.
UPD: Another way of reproduction found by Rlizeify (see the second picture). Somehow the repeaters are crucial
Looks like if the Piston is trying to extend and retract at the same time, while receiving indirect signal (BUD) from a moving Redstone Block, it creates two arms, both with proper hitboxes, one is extended, second is retracted.
It can be a duplicate of
MC-127, but this one is NOT a directional bug and has different causes.This little useless (is it? :]) contraption in the first screenshot extends all upper pistons consecutively by turning the lever on and retracts all of them at once by turning it off. The lower line of pistons works as BUDs and updates itself by moving wool blocks. Lower pistons receive indirect power from redstone blocks above.
After the first retraction second piston in the lower line retracts and extends very fast and produce this bug.Also, this line of pistons can be continued, causing bug on all of the lower ones, except the first one, but not always.
UPD: Another way of reproduction found by Rlizeify (see the second picture). Somehow the repeaters are crucial
Looks like if the Piston is trying to extend and retract at the same time, while receiving indirect signal (BUD) from a moving Redstone Block, it creates two arms, both with proper hitboxes, one is extended, second is retracted. This piston don't work anymore until you break the extended arm that blocks the retracted one.
It can be a duplicate of
MC-127, but this one is NOT a directional bug and has different causes. Also, the second arm is NOT a ghost-block, it has a hitbox and does not dissapears after reloading the world.This little useless (is it? :]) contraption in the first screenshot extends all upper pistons consecutively by turning the lever on and retracts all of them at once by turning it off. The lower line of pistons works as BUDs and updates itself by moving wool blocks. Lower pistons receive indirect power from redstone blocks above.
After the first retraction second piston in the lower line retracts and extends very fast and produce this bug.Also, this line of pistons can be continued, causing bug on all of the lower ones, except the first one, but not always.
UPD: Another way of reproduction found by Rlizeify (see the second picture). Somehow the repeaters are crucial
Looks like if the Piston is trying to extend and retract at the same time, while receiving indirect signal (BUD) from a moving Redstone Block, it creates two arms, both with proper hitboxes, one is extended,
secondis retracted. This pistondon't workanymoreuntil you break the extended arm thatblocksthe retracted one.It can be a duplicat
eofMC-127, but thisoneis NOT a directionalbugand has different causes. Also, the second arm is NOT a ghost-block, it has a hitbox and does not dissapearsafter reloading the world.Th
islittle useless (is it? :]) contraption in the first screenshot extends all upper pistons consecutively by turning the lever on and retracts all of them at once by turning it off. The lower line of pistons works as BUDs and updates itself by moving wool blocks. Lower pistons receive indirect power from redstone blocks above.
After the first retraction second piston in the lower line retracts and extends very fast and produce this bug.Also, this line of pistons can be continued, causing bug on all of the lower ones, except the first one, but not always.
UPD:Another way of reproduction found by Rlizeify (see the second picture). Somehow the repeaters are crucialLooks like if the Piston is trying to extend and retract at the same time, while receiving indirect signal (being BUD) from a moving Redstone Block and receieving block update, it creates two arms, both with proper hitboxes, one is extended, one is retracted. This piston won't work until you break the extended arm that preventing the retracted one from extending.
It can be a duplication of
MC-127, but this bug is NOT a directional one and has different causes. Also, the second arm is NOT a ghost-block, it has a hitbox and does not dissapear after reloading the world.The little useless (is it? :]) contraption in the first screenshot extends all upper pistons consecutively by turning the lever on and retracts all of them at once by turning it off. The lower line of pistons works as BUDs and updates itself by moving wool blocks. Lower pistons receive indirect power from redstone blocks above.
After the first retraction second piston in the lower line retracts and extends very fast and produce this bug.Also, this line of pistons can be continued, causing bug on all of the lower ones, except the first one, but not always.
Another way of reproduction found by Rlizeify (see the second picture). Somehow the repeaters are crucial
As of 13w01a you can duplicate rails even easier. Also works with trap doors.
This is intended
since sprinting was implemented
You may want to add your second image as a comment to the
MC-6005. This is a really nice way to reproduce this bugWait.. how exactly you did this? I can't reproduce it your way
OK I got it. I hope you don't mind me adding this way of reproduction to
MC-6005DescriptionTails, wait. I don't think so. I was updating this page, describing why it is not a duplicate and directly related to the new redstone blocks, when you marked it as dupe :c
Alllrighty then
Confirmed in 13w01a-b, this time caused by new Redstone Blocks. Description and a couple of ways to reproduce here:
MC-6005Or I'll just attach a couple of images
Yup, intended and, actually, very useful. Often you need to power lots of com.blocks because they execute only one command, and placing them in pattern Block-Repeater-Block-Repeater allows you to create pretty compact contraptions
I don't think the immediate explosion caused by derailing is a good idea at all. You can accidentally slightly push it off the rails and die for no reason.
Minecarts actually have the minimal speed for derail explosion, but this speed is so little it makes no sence. But explosion, caused by going off the rails on high enough speed sounds like a nice idea. Useless, but nice
Confirmed in 13w02a-b. Unable to make a map-pixel-art :C
All I can see is that you are trying to power a dirt 2 blocks below the door itself. I see nothing wrong here
