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Bug
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Resolution: Works As Intended
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None
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1.20.1
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None
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Windows 10 and 11, Java
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Unconfirmed
What I expected to happen was:
When you place the comparator (and put it into subtract mode), and you put in a signal strength from the back (15 eg.), and then you place a redstone torch on the side, you would think that it would subtract the two values with eachother.
What actually happened was:
The output signal strength was the same as the input strength, and that also happens when you place a block besides the comparator that is being directly powered by a repeater.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Place down a comparator, and put it on subtract mode.
2. Place down a power source of any signal strength coming into the back of the comparator.
3. Place a redstone torch on the side of the comparator, or place a block that is being powered by a repeater.
4. Place some redstone dust coming out of the front of the comparator, and check the signal strength with the f3 menu. If it is the same as the input strength, you have successfully reproduced the bug.