Still QC related. Basically, they were powered by a block 2 blocks away, so when those blocks are destroyed, there is no update sent about it to the pistons. If you were to place a block on one, it would update, notice it isn't powered. Then the update would cascade and all of them would retract.
September 10, 2025 at 10:43 AM
Still QC related. Basically, they were powered by a block 2 blocks away, so when those blocks are destroyed, there is no update sent about it to the pistons. If you were to place a block on one, it would update, notice it isn't powered. Then the update would cascade and all of them would retract.
All the pistons are powered by so called quasi-connectivity. When activating one of them directly, the rest get updated and activate too. QC is one of the least intuitive features in redstone.
September 10, 2025 at 10:35 AM
All the pistons are powered by so called quasi-connectivity. When activating one of them directly, the rest get updated and activate too. QC is one of the least intuitive features in redstone.