Verification builds:
1.2.0.2 Retail
Summary:
Observers still produce a double pulse when they detect blocks being moved by a piston. (A related issue was fixed recently, but this issue remains)
Steps to Reproduce:
Have a sticky piston push and pull a block in front of an observer
Observed Results:
Depending on the orientation of the block, the observer will sometimes output a double pulse, instead of one.
Expected Results:
The observer should only pulse once as it detects a block moving in front of it.
Screenshots/Videos attached: Yes
[media]Notes:
Using the examples shown, the Java observer only emits a single pulse when a block is pushed or pulled in front of it.
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Confirmed for 1.2.3.6. The observer pulses once when a block is pulled away from it, and twice when a block is pushed in front of it. It doesn't matter what direction the observer is facing.
Confirmed for 1.2.3.6. The observer pulses once when a block is pulled away from it, and twice when a block is pushed in front of it. It doesn't matter what direction the observer is facing.