Jul 14, 2023 · I’ve tried many times to place the observer so that the base of it is against the slime block to the north but no matter what, the base always goes next to the adjacent observer. I’ve …

Sep 21, 2023 · Place a cobble behind every observer, because the Block would get powered and the redstone would get powered by the Block above, that way you don‘t Need to replace all the …

Oct 2, 2018 · According to the wiki, the observer should detect state changes in the hopper, however nothing's happening. If I put a stack of blocks into the hopper it will feed it into the …

Aug 2, 2020 · Observers only activate when something moves in front of the face of it. Example: Sugar Cane growing, piston moving a block or breaking a block. But there is no constant off …

Feb 11, 2023 · How do i make this observer activate the piston? I tried using redstone stairs thing but it didnt work

May 14, 2022 · The arrow points to the output, and when you place the observer the output is toward you. In the picture with the stone floor, the arrow is pointing up, so the redstone output …

Jan 25, 2022 · The usual design would have the blocks and the dust one block higher. Observer powers dust, dust powers block, block powers piston. But considering you've already built this, …

How do i extend an observer's pulse? I am making a secret entrance to my storage room using a barrel and an observer, but the pulse from the observer is too short to be able to get in before …

An observer will only ever output a pulse. You need a piece of redstone logic called "t-flipflop" to have that pulse toggle the lamp. Alternatively, logs (as opposed to saplings) can conduct a …

How to prevent repeating observer output? Is there a circuit i could use to limit the on/off on/off pulse when using an observer for a sugar cane farm? I'm trying to put an observer at the same …