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- SkillHax123
- skillhax123
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MC-109013![[Mojang] Gnembon](../../../data/avatars/users/93709.png){kind=small}
Changed Description:
When a powered observer is moved by a piston, it should send block updates around the block it is facing so that any block it is strongly powering depowers. This no longer happens.
This will cause many things that uses observers moved by pistons to break; blocks being powered by the observer will be left in an invalid state where they are on but not powered.
How to reproduce:
Build the device shown in the first image and click the note block. The redstone lamp will stay on even though it is no longer powered.
In my opinion the repeater should either power the piston or not, but powering it without sending a block update makes no sense
@bob uhh, no it isnt. Im talking about repeaters powering pistons from above like in this bug
MC 108 is about pistons, and where they can recieve power from. This bug is about the components that power the pistons, and when they send block updates. I feel like removing repeaters sending block updates when there are no solid blocks in front of them makes sense, but if that is changed, then pistons should no longer be able to be powered this way.
Did you even read what I just wrote
No im not asking for quasi conductivity to be fixed, im asking for pistons in this very situation pictured above to either be powered and updated or not powered
Is the piston being powered diagonally or from 2 blocks above? No, this is not because of MC 108
MC108 applies to blocks providing power, not repeaters. The repeater itself is not powered, it powers the block in front of it
Guess what, if you place redstone dust in a line, and power it, the whole line powers at once. This can be easily exploited as a form of instant wire.
Yet you guys ignore the issue of redstone dust causing thousands of unnecessary block updates which can also crash the game.
Panda4994 has made a mod that fixes redstone dust already.
So its intended and its a bug? Ok...
Yes it does...