[MC-6031] Commandblocks conduct redstone signals Created: 04/Jan/13  Updated: 04/Jan/13  Resolved: 04/Jan/13

Status: Resolved
Project: Minecraft: Java Edition
Component/s: None
Affects Version/s: Snapshot 13w01a, Snapshot 13w01b
Fix Version/s: None

Type: Bug
Reporter: Meta Assignee: Unassigned
Resolution: Works As Intended Votes: 0
Labels: None

Attachments: JPEG File screenshot-1.jpg    
Confirmation Status: Unconfirmed

 Description   

I don't know if it happened in earlier versions too.

I made a redstone circuit and placed a commandblock at the output side of a conductor which is next to a redstone wire (view first screenshot)

What I expected to happen was...:
As the commandblock should only receive redstone signals and output commands, the redstone wire should be left with the currency it had before

What actually happened was...:
Instead, the redstone wire got powered by the commandblock

Steps to Reproduce:
1. place a repeater or a conductor
2. place a commandblock at it's output spot
3. place redstone wire next to it



 Comments   
Comment by Meta [ 04/Jan/13 ]

Didn't see it that way. Thanks anyway.

Comment by Flasheek [ 04/Jan/13 ]

Yup, intended and, actually, very useful. Often you need to power lots of com.blocks because they execute only one command, and placing them in pattern Block-Repeater-Block-Repeater allows you to create pretty compact contraptions

Comment by Kwin van der Veen [ 04/Jan/13 ]

Did also happens in previous versions of Minecraft (often used to chain multiple commandblocks after each other).

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