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MCPE-75034

Target blocks - redstone input/parity not working

In the new Java snapshot, red stone directs/ points into a target block and powers the block.

In Bedrock Beta the red stone directs/ points into the target block, but DOES NOT power the block.

So in Bedrock, this is one of the few blocks that can redirect red stone but it doesn't do anything.

Linked issues

BDS-7751 Target block not behaving as a solid block Resolved BDS-9568 Target Block is transparent on MCPE Resolved MCPE-75981 Target block conducting redstone incorrectly Resolved MCPE-79354 I can't send a redstone signal through the target block. Resolved MCPE-80162 redstone features not working Resolved

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this is because redstone act different between versions and it is not a bug

The Wiki states:

"When used as part of a redstone circuit, target block has the unique property of being a opaque block that is not a mechanism component but still can redirect nearby redstone dust."

If this is an opaque block, the is Java wrong?

Edit - I thought all new features were going to be the same across both platforms?

Efraim Michaely

I noticed that bug too, from my very littel testing Im assuming that the target block is just classed as transparant or non solide block, which maybe isnt as it shuolde be. but I dont sure if parity issues shoulde be classed as a bug, agine Im honestly not 100% sure about that cause of cours Im not a dev or something like that.... I guess we will wait and see

Btw the ability to redirect redstone is actually not any type of new mechnich as in java. Because in bedrock pistons can redirect redstone and power something like a redstone tourch at the other side of the piston

Darren Westlake

So in one car your accelerator is your accelerator and in the other your accelerator is your accelerator but ONLY if some other criteria is met - ffs having to remember separate mechanics for the same damn game is a mind f***. And yes I voted for this issue. Doesn't help that one wiki says the  target blocks are transparent and the other contradicts this (fandom and gamepedia)... 

Parity issues since 1.14 can now be tracked on the bug tracker. This is a bug. Also the wiki doesn't show intended mechanics. It merely states what happens (and is often incorrect).

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I was hoping it would be fixed in the 1.16.220 update that just happened... apparently not.

I agree the target block is basically useless for redstone without this fix.

Affects 1.17.0.50
Affects 1.16.221

In Java Edition, redstone directs/points into a target block and powers the block.

In Bedrock Edition, redstone directs/points into the target block, but does not power the block.

So in Bedrock, this is one of the few blocks that can redirect redstone but doesn't do anything.

Steps to Reproduce:

  1. Open 

[media]
  1. Flick the lever

Observed Results:
Target block does not power the block

Expected Results:
Target block powers the block

Affects 1.17.2

Fere Free

(Unassigned)

352884

Confirmed

Multiple

vanilla-parity

1.17.0.50 Beta, 1.16.220, 1.16.100.58 Beta, 1.16.100.51 Beta, 1.16.100.50 Beta, ..., 1.16.21, 1.16.20, 1.16.40 Hotfix, 1.16.100, 1.16.201 Hotfix

1.17.20.20 Beta, 1.17.30

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