jules l
- Juleno_
- juleno_
- America/Havana
- Yes
- No
When the Observer block is oriented vertically (down to up or up to down both) the redstone dust at the output side is not transmitting to a repeater behind a block.
There is some screenshot which will help:
- on the
first oneI break a block on the right side and all work well.- on the
secondone I break a block above the Observer and the repeaterdon't get the pulse trough the block (unlike the first case).If some pleaple
When the Observer block is oriented vertically (down to up or up to down both) the redstone dust at the output side is not transmitting to a repeater behind a block.
There is some screenshot which will help:
- on the one call correct.PNG I break a block on the right side and all work well.
- on the other one I break a block above the Observer and the repeater don't get the pulse trough the block (unlike the first case).
When the Observer block is oriented vertically (down to up or up to down both) the redstone dust at the output side is not transmitting to a repeater behind a block. (all other orientations work properly)
related with
There is some screenshot which will help:
- on the one call correct.PNG I break a block on the right side and all work well.
- on the other one I break a block above the Observer and the repeater don't get the pulse trough the block (unlike the first case).
When the Observer block is oriented vertically (down to up or up to down both) the redstone dust at the output side is not transmitting to a repeater behind a block. (all other orientations work properly)
related with
There is some screenshot which will help:
- on the one call correct.PNG I break a block on the right side and all work well.
- on the other one I break a block above the Observer and the repeater don't get the pulse trough the block (unlike the first case).
When the Observer block is oriented vertically (down to up or up to down both) the redstone dust at the output side is not transmitting to a repeater behind a block. (all other orientations work properly)
related with
MCPE-16170andMCPE-11871There is some screenshot which will help:
- on the one call correct.PNG I break a block on the right side and all work well.
- on the other one I break a block above the Observer and the repeater don't get the pulse trough the block (unlike the first case).
Reproduce the screenshot and you not see the rail being unpowered but the observer emit a pulse (while it is supposed to detect state changes !).
I have tested it with a repeat command block ( /testforblock <coords> golden_rail powered=false ) and it find nothing whilst the observer does.
Reproduce the screenshot and you not see the rail being unpowered but the observer emit a pulse
(while the state of the rail does not change andit is supposed to detect state changes !).I have tested it with a repeat command block ( /testforblock <coords> golden_rail powered=false ) and it find nothing whilst the observer does.

confirmed in 1.11