Vitor M E
- veptur
- veptur
- Europe/Stockholm
- Yes
- No
MC-9866Door Bug (with the redstone block)
What I expected to happen was...:
I would put a redstone block next to a door and above a block, then the door would open.
(I know what i triedwas not usefull, because the redstone blockwouldblock the door, but maybe this bug canhappen with other objects)What actually happened was...:
The door (iron and wooden one) did not open.Steps to Reproduce:
1. Put a door (wooden or iron one);
2. Put any block in front of it;
3. Put a redstone block above the block in front of the door.
Here goes a image comparing this situation with a torch and with a redstone block:Door Bug (with the redstone block)
What I expected to happen was...:
I would put a redstone block next to a door and above a block, then the door would open.
(I know what i tried is not usefull, because the redstone block blocks the door, but maybe this bug could happen with other objects)What actually happened was...:
The door (iron and wooden one) do not open (with the redstone block above other block), although the door opens with a redstone torch above a block.Steps to Reproduce:
1. Put a door (wooden or iron one);
2. Put any block in front of it;
3. Put a redstone block above the block which is in front of the door.Here goes a image comparing this situation with a torch and with a redstone block:
(If the image do not appear, see it on the Attachment)
Windows XP, Java 7 (Update 9).
Door Bug (with the redstone block)
What I expected to happen was...:
I would put a redstone block next to a door and above a block, then the door would open.
(I know what i tried is not usefull, because the redstone block blocks the door, but maybe this bug could happen with other objects)What actually happened was...:
The door (iron and wooden one) do not open (with the redstone block above other block), although the door opens with a redstone torch above a block.Steps to Reproduce:
1. Put a door (wooden or iron one);
2. Put any block in front of it;
3. Put a redstone block above the block which is in front of the door.Here goes a image comparing this situation with a torch and with a redstone block:
(If the image do not appear, see it on the Attachment)Door Bug (with the redstone block)
What I expected to happen was...:
I would put a redstone block next to a door and above a block, then the door would open.
(I know what i tried is not usefull, because the redstone block blocks the door, but maybe this bug could happen with other objects)What actually happened was...:
The door (iron and wooden one) do not open (with the redstone block above other block), although the door opens with a redstone torch above a block.Steps to Reproduce:
1. Put a door (wooden or iron one);
2. Put any block in front of it;
3. Put a redstone block above the block which is in front of the door.Here goes a image comparing this situation with a torch and with a redstone block:
(If the image do not appear, see it on the Attachment)
Door Bug (with the redstone block)
What I expected to happen was...:
I would put a redstone block next to a door and above a block, then the door would open.
(I know what i tried is not usefull, because the redstone block blocks the door, but maybe this bug could happen with other objects)What actually happened was...:
The door (iron and wooden one) do not open (with the redstone block above other block), although the door opens with a redstone torch above a block.Steps to Reproduce:
1. Put a door (wooden or iron one);
2. Put any block in front of it;
3. Put a redstone block above the block which is in front of the door.Here goes a image comparing this situation with a torch and with a redstone block:
(If the image do not appear, see it on the Attachment)
Door Bug (with the redstone block)
What I expected to happen was...:
I would put a redstone block next to a door and above a block, then the door would open.
(I know what i tried is not usefull, because the redstone block blocks the door, but maybe this bug could happen with other objects)What actually happened was...:
The door (iron and wooden one) do not open (with the redstone block above other block), although the door opens with a redstone torch above a block.Steps to Reproduce:
1. Put a door (wooden or iron one);
2. Put any block in front of it;
3. Put a redstone block above the block which is in front of the door.Here goes a image comparing this situation with a torch and with a redstone block:
(If the image do not appear, see it on the Attachment)
Door Bug (with the redstone block)
What I expected to happen was...:
I would put a redstone block next to a door and above a block, then the door would open.
(I know what i tried is not usefull, because the redstone block blocks the door, but maybe this bug could happen with other objects)What actually happened was...:
The door (iron and wooden one) do not open (with the redstone block above other block), although the door opens with a redstone torch above a block.Steps to Reproduce:
1. Put a door (wooden or iron one);
2. Put any block in front of it;
3. Put a redstone block above the block which is in front of the door.Here goes a image comparing this situation with a torch and with a redstone block:
(If the image do not appear, see it on the Attachment)
Door Bug (with the redstone block)
What I expected to happen was...:
I would put a redstone block next to a door and above a block, then the door would open.
(I know what i tried is not usefull, because the redstone block blocks the door, but maybe this bug could happen with other objects)What actually happened was...:
The door (iron and wooden one) do not open (with the redstone block above other block), although the door opens with a redstone torch above a block.Steps to Reproduce:
1. Put a door (wooden or iron one);
2. Put any block in front of it;
3. Put a redstone block above the block which is in front of the door.Here goes a image comparing this situation with a torch and with a redstone block:
(If the image do not appear, see it on the Attachment)Door Bug (with the redstone block)
What I expected to happen was...:
I would put a redstone block next to a door and above a block, then the door would open.
(I know what i tried is not usefull, because the redstone block blocks the door, but maybe this bug could happen with other objects)What actually happened was...:
The door (iron and wooden one) do not open (with the redstone block above other block), although the door opens with a redstone torch above a block.Steps to Reproduce:
1. Put a door (wooden or iron one);
2. Put any block in front of it;
3. Put a redstone block above the block which is in front of the door.Here goes a image comparing this situation with a torch and with a redstone block:
(If the image do not appear, see it on the Attachment)
Minecraft_door_bug.bmp