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Adjustable Quasi Connectivity ( solution for bedrock and java )

Hear me out, this's not a joke

What if.. We can coat an "active" redstone component wih copper so it will recieve even a "soft" redstone power ( I assumed you all already understand what "soft" redstone power is )

Basically just click whatever "active" redstone components with a copper ingot, for example, piston, from the side you want it to be Quasy-Connected. With this, you even can Quasi-Connect other "active" components like Dispenser, Dropper, and Note Block. So in total, you can coat 6 sides (except pistons because the front side is technically not a "full block")

With this feature, you can choose whether you want have a Quasi Connectivity or not and also adjust it to be Connected from which side/sides

This is plausible because in real world copper is actually a good conductor. So basically with this systemthe Copper will be the "Conductor" while Redstone will be the "Power Source"

More details will be in the comment section 👌

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• December 11, 2020 12:34
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  • December 12, 2020 07:18
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  I actually want to include the BUD-switch Solution in the post but it will againts the rules in the feedback site, so i made them separately.

  🌟 Feel free to check in here :

  https://feedback.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/community/posts/360075410051-The-Third-Fourth-Pistons-BUD-Pistons-solution-for-Java-and-Bedrock- 

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  • December 12, 2020 08:18
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  I know there're so much holes in the explanation, so here're some details for it : 🌟

  • Only the coated side will recieve the Quasi-Connectivity power (you can coat all sides if you want, so it'll be quasy-connected from all sides)

  • I said it before but, not only pistons, you can also Quasi-connect other "active" redstone components like Dropper, Dispenser, and Note block ( with that, if you smart and extreme enough, you can power in total, 13 pistons, or dispensers, or droppers, or note blocks at the same time )

  = Those works because the coated side of the component will accept even a "soft" redstone power ( even a soft-powered air_block ). Say you powered a block with a piston placed next to it, and then you want to add another piston next to the first piston but want it to get powered too. You can just coat the side of the second piston that will be connected to the first piston, and boom, the second piston will get powered too (this feature will be very useful in so much redstone contaption)

  • Soft-Powered Coated Redstone Components won't Power another Redstone Components

  • What is a Soft Redstone Power? Say you powered a block and placed a piston next to it, the piston will get activated, it's because the piston got the Medium Redstone Power from the block. But if you placed a second piston next to the the first one, the second one will only recieve a Soft Redstone Power from the first piston and won't get activated (it'll only active with QC which bedrock didn't have yet)