breaking the torch on the left and placing it back, will trigger the clock on the right side.
It works the same if you break and replace in the right side.
Notice that between the two "redstone clocks" there is a gap and they are not connected!
Items needed to recreate the bug:
4 solid blocks, 2 redstone dust, 2redstone torch.
3(long)x2(wide)x2(tall) space.
build them like in the photo.
break one of the 2 torches, and place it back.
It will trigger the other one too, even if it's not connected.
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There were no modifications while experiencing this issue. All of this was done in Vanilla Minecraft and there are no attachments that show that the game is modified.
May be intended.
Please don't fill this post with nonsense. It's a report of a bug and it is vanilla. Go build the machine and see by yourself in the version i specified before submitting misleads. There were no mods in the pictures i uploaded. It's not even a forge client.
Please attach a screenshot of this occurring while the F3 debug screen is enabled.
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This is caused by the weird way that redstone torch will update blocks:
Redstone torches (and dust) will update two blocks in every horizontal direction, and so will update the other redstone torch, which will reactivate the other clock. I've attached a circuit with which you can test this: flick the right lever, which will update the piston, which in turn will realize that it's powered by quasi-connectivity.