mojira.dev
MC-5807

Toggled Comparator considers input B always stronger than A when directly powered with a repeater

When I was playing around with the comparator, I tried to give the input directly with redstone and directly with repeaters.

When the Comparator is toggled and the signal strength is the same at input B and A, the following happens:

If you give the input over redstone, the output is as expected: As the inputs are equally strong, the output equals input A.

[media]

But if you give the inputs over repeaters, it's like B would be stronger than A, because the output is 0.

[media]

So my assumption would be that, when there's is a repeater directly at input B, B is always considered stronger than A.

Attachments

Comments 2

Works as intended.
Toggled comparators have the output (A - B), but only when B is inputted with a comparator (or in your case repeater).

So a powered repeater or camparator at input B just turns it off? But only when the comparator is toggled? This comparator just gets more and more complicated...

Thomas

(Unassigned)

Unconfirmed

redstone, redstone-comparator

Snapshot 13w01a

Retrieved