once you place a repeater against a NOT Gate (or what ever i made) the torch on the repeater turns to a bedrock line!
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I Dont know of this is delebrate or not but it looks faulty!
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That "bedrock line" looks like "Works as intended". Not able to reproduce your screenshot because MC-9194 still happens on my side with the comparators torch activated. Tested in 13w38c. Don't know how you managed to make the (intended) bedrock line to show up.
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OK, I got it. Toggling the comparators torch and playing around with the inputs helps to reproduce this. Seems like MC-9194 only happens from time to time ...
That is working as intended. Basically with your setup the comparitor is a repeater so it latches the repeater as if you put a noraml redstone repeater against the other one.
From the Wiki:
"The Latch
You can create a latch by combining two Redstone Repeaters: The first provides input and output, while a second, pointing into the left or right side of the first, provides the latch functionality. When the second repeater is powered, the first is "latched", and will remain on or off even if its input changes. (Visually, the latched repeater's delay switch is replaced by a crossbar.) When the second repeater is turned off, the first one will go back to repeating its input. Note that this is not simply a matter of powering the first repeater from the side, as redstone dust, levers, etc., will not latch a repeater.
This provides the equivalent of a Gated D Latch. Two such latches can also be combined to produce a "flip-flop", a.k.a. "toggle", circuit"