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MCPE-36786

Failure in back-to-back piston monostable circuits

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I created a piston monostable circuit, as shown below.

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When powered, it emits a brief signal as expected.

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I followed this up with a second monostable circuit.

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Now when the switch is activated, the first piston raises and a brief signal passes through (again, as expected). However, although the second piston raises, the second repeater is never powered.

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Expected behavior is for the second repeater to be powered for a tick in the same way the first repeater was.

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Java redstone mechanics not apply to this version of MC

Java redstone mechanics not apply to this version of MC

This is related to MCPE-15793

World changes (e.g. user inputs) will activate repeaters one tick earlier. This is the reason the monostable works once.

This is related to MCPE-15793

World changes (e.g. user inputs) will activate repeaters one tick earlier. This is the reason the monostable works once.

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Thank you for your report!
However, this issue has been closed as a Duplicate of MCPE-15793.

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Windows

Windows 10

1.5.3

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