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Sponges created with /setblock don't absorb water

if you put water flowing into a wet sponge and replace the wet sponge with a dry one using /setblock then the new sponge will not absorb the water.

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Cannot confirm.
Confirmed, didn't follow directions correctly.

Setblock doesn't do a block update. It's similar to melting ice with a torch. You'll need to add destroy to force the block update

/setblock ~ ~ ~ sponge 0 destroy
Matthew Fleckman

But setblock does cause a block update. If do setblock water twice next to each other the water starts to flow

That works because the second sponge creates the block update for the first one

Matthew Fleckman

(Unassigned)

Confirmed

/setblock, block-update, sponge, water

Minecraft 1.8-pre1, Minecraft 1.8.2-pre6

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