Verification builds:
1.2.5.15 Retail
Summary:
Redstone torches will create a clock circuit in certain cases, if the torch in the setup is broken and replaced. Compare the behaviour to the Java version.
Steps to Reproduce:
Example 1:
Setup the comparator as shown in the screenshot:
[media]Place an item in the chest
Break and replace the redstone torch
Example 2:
Setup a stable circuit as pictured:
[media]Break and replace one of the redstone torches
Observed Results:
The circuit now acts as a clock.
Expected Results:
In example 1, the output of the comparator should simply cause the redstone torch to become unpowered, instead of creating a clock circuit.
In example 2, the circuit should not begin acting as a clock.
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[Mojang] Mega_Spud (Jay)
Thank you for your report!
However, this issue has been closed as Postponed.
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[Mojang] Mega_Spud (Jay)
torches are on by default. if you place it in a powered blocked then it will turn off immediately but...... comparator / repeater detects super short pulses.
just change the placement order (dont put the torch last)