When a sticky piston pushes up 1 rail block, the adjacent rail block will change it’s permutation from being flat to go up/down. Later, as the sticky piston returns the rail block back to its original height, the adjacent rail blocks got popped.
Steps to reproduce the issue
Place down 1 sticky piston, facing upward; with 2 blocks next to it; forming a 1x3 platform
Place down 3 rails (any types) on top of the 1x3 platform
Power the sticky piston with a button NOTE: View attached video bedrock_behavior.mp4
Expected result
The adjacent rail block should change its permutation back as expected, confirm by doing the same on Java Edition (View attached video java_behavior.mp4)
Blues
An issue also related to the rail
Platform
Multiple
Operating System Version
Windows 11, Android
Affects versions
26.45 Hotfix
Description
Short description of the issue
When a sticky piston pushes up 1 rail block, the adjacent rail block will change it’s permutation from being flat to go up/down. Later, as the sticky piston returns the rail block back to its original height, the adjacent rail blocks got popped.
Steps to reproduce the issue
Place down 1 sticky piston, facing upward; with 2 blocks next to it; forming a 1x3 platform
Place down 3 rails (any types) on top of the 1x3 platform
Power the sticky piston with a button
NOTE: View attached video
bedrock_behavior.mp4Expected result
The adjacent rail block should change its permutation back as expected, confirm by doing the same on Java Edition (View attached video
java_behavior.mp4)Actual result
The adjacent rails got popped instead.