I updated the versions it affects
If you do a frame by frame analysis, you can see that the mob dies on one side of the end gateway, then the dead mob gets transported to the other side
I waited for a couple minutes and they didn't attack each other
In the contraption in the first picture, when it is activated, the second picture is what is supposed to happen, however, there is a 50% chance of the third picture occuring instead of the second picture.
I added some context to the bug, also, when the moving block gets destroyed by the command, it creates grass particles instead of the usual block breaking particles
When you add the "destroy" part of the command it is supposed to drop the item of the replaced block, normally it does this, but with moving blocks it doesn't.
Sorry about that, I will provide a video as soon as I can, I also understand that I should do a better job explaining the bug and reproduction steps of the bug. Also, while I was writing the bug report I actually meant that when you push blocks into the region of the fill command, the block doesn't drop any item, I am truly sorry for the confusion.
I will create a video explaining the bug as soon as I can
So, when a piston starts to move a block, that block becomes a moving block, a piston extension takes 1 redstone tick, however there is a 50% chance that the moving block stays as a moving block for an extra 1 redstone tick than what is normally supposed to happen, i am not quite sure what causes this behavior
I have changed it to provide better reproduction steps, however, I do not know what is causing the issue, all I know is that it happens.
This is present in all versions of minecraft bedrock edition
Still present in 1.13.1 I am on a Google pixel first gen, Android 9.
Not a bug
This is an intended redstone feature, when the torch is set up like that, the torch will “burn out”
Will likely be in 1.13.1
Very problematic in pvp
Or add a toggle for old view bobbing
In 1.17.40+ targets no longer cause excessive lag, however all other producers (observers, repeaters, etc.) do