Hi, I was considering submitting a bug report for some really weird behavior breaking a dispenser hopper T flip-flop, but found this issue and wanted to check that it isn't caused by the same bug.
I think this simplified setup using pistons demonstrates the problem clearly:
I have the exact same configuration for both sides, and am expecting the same result (that the top piston fires "first" preventing it from being moved).
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However this doesn't occur for the pistons on the right (shown above), but does occur for the pistons on the left (shown below)
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This does appear to be location dependent (although not in any pattern I can figure out) and replacing the pistons for droppers results in the same issues.
Steven Fan
Hi, I was considering submitting a bug report for some really weird behavior breaking a dispenser hopper T flip-flop, but found this issue and wanted to check that it isn't caused by the same bug.
I think this simplified setup using pistons demonstrates the problem clearly:
I have the exact same configuration for both sides, and am expecting the same result (that the top piston fires "first" preventing it from being moved).
[media][media]However this doesn't occur for the pistons on the right (shown above), but does occur for the pistons on the left (shown below)
[media][media]This does appear to be location dependent (although not in any pattern I can figure out) and replacing the pistons for droppers results in the same issues.