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MCPE-115444

Some blocks/items being placed down doesn't activate sculk sensor as a vibration

Summary
Blocks/Items that are not detected by sculk sensor when placed down:

  • Signs

  • Doors

  • Banners

  • Bamboo Sapling

  • Sea Pickles

  • Heads/Skulls

  • Sweet Berries

  • Top Snow (Both placement and removal)

  • Painting (Now only happens when removed)

  • Lilypad

  • Armor Stand (Now only happens when removed)

  • Seeds (planting)

  • Potatoes, Carrots, Nether Warts (planting)

  • Coral Fans

  • Frogspawn (Both placement and removal)

Original Description
If you place the door near the sculk sensor, the sculk sensor should be active. But when the door is placed, the sculk sensor is inactive.

How To Reproduce: 
1. Place a sculk sensor
2. Place some doors, beds, banners near sculk sensor

Expected Results:
The sculk sensor should be active when you place it

Observed Results:
The sculk sensor aren't active when you place it.

Linked issues

Comments 11

with Top Snow, the sensor does not detect both its placing and breaking.

affects 1.17.30.20

Beds/Banners may or may not be intentional, since both are made with wool.

with Bamboo, only placing the initial Bamboo Shoot doesn't activate the sculk sensor. Placing bamboo on top of other bamboo will activate the sculk sensor.

Affects 1.17.40.20

1 more comments

Also affects frogspawn

The sign triggers the skulk sensor now.

After 1.20.30.21 only place/break top snow and place coral fans doesn't produce vibrations.

As of 26.60.21 only placement of coral fans is left to be fixed from this list

Can confirm in 26.45 and 26.60.22 that only coral fans are left to be fixed. However, only the placement needs to be fixed, as destroying the placed fans activates sculk sensors and shriekers normally.

migrated

(Unassigned)

461009, 436445

Confirmed

Multiple

sculk_sensor, vanilla-parity

1.19.0.33 Preview, 1.19.0.32 Beta, 1.19.0.31 Preview, 1.19.0.30 Beta, 1.18.30.23 Preview, , 1.18.0, 1.18.30, 1.18.31, 1.19.62, 1.20.0

26.60.21 Preview

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