All torches have a `torch_facing_direction` property.
As according to the wiki, these values can be `north`, `south`, `east`, `west`, and `up`.
Going by the name (facing) you would be excused for thinking that east means the torch faces east, but no! it actually faces west. `west` actually means an east-facing torch, and north/south are similarly the wrong way round.
I recently encountered this during a custom server's development.
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I think "facing" means the direction of the block it attaches to. How does this compare to item frames, for example?
Item frames and almost all other blocks use magic numbers for direction for some reason instead of a NSEW enum
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This bug is related to MCPE-80865