[MCPE-164057] Comperator bug

Comperators sometimes dont work properly.I think it is a bug

1.experiment

Steps to reproduce: build redstone circuit Screenshot(180).png

observed result: no redstone output from the repeater

expected result: redstone output from the repeater becurse the signal that goes into the side

of the comperator is weaker than the one at the front.

2.experiment

Steps to reproduce:build redstone circuit Screenshot(179).png

observed result: the repeater now puts out a redstone signal becurse the comperator now works like it is intended

result: The comperator behaves different in this 2 situations even when it gets the same redstone input.

Linked issues

duplicates 1

MCPE-163651 Comparators respond incorrectly to side + back input from redstone dust connected to a common power source Resolved

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[Mod] Umija5895M 2022-11-03T22:07:17Z

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