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Bug
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Resolution: Duplicate
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None
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1.14.1 Hotfix
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None
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Unconfirmed
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iOS
In both of the screenshots shown, a redstone torch is connected to it own attachment block. When first created, it functions as a very fast clock circuit (which is what I expect) but it quickly gets stuck in the off state.
How to reproduce:
- Place an opaque block with a redstone torch attached to the side and redstone dust on top.
- Place another opaque block above the redstone torch.
- The circuit will "blink" several times before turning off.
- Remove the upper block from the clock circuit. Place two redstone dust on one side to connect the torch to its attachment block.
- Again, the torch will blink rapidly before turning off.
In both cases, I expected the circuit to remain in its "blinking" state, to create a very fast clock circuit. Instead, it turns off a couple seconds after. Placing/removing a block next to the torch (to create a block update) sometimes reactivates the circuit, but I get the same deactivation issue.
While this bug does not break redstone as badly as MCPE-15793, it makes certain redstone builds difficult.
- duplicates
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MCPE-56809 Redstone torch off bug
- Resolved