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Discuss Minecraft's Redstone systems, including automation, circuits, components, and technical gameplay. Share ideas and feedback on Redstone mechanics across Minecraft. Because Java Edition and Bedrock Edition use different Redstone systems, some behaviors will differ between versions. Please tag your posts with Java, Bedrock, or Both where applicable.

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Bee Observer

In current behaviour of Observer blocks, they cannot intuitively detect a bee going past them.
I also tried monitoring the block state of a beehive using an observer and it didn't trigger.

Counting if a bee has gone past is useful for bee-based circuitry as a spontaneous events generator (that works during the day only).

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    This is doable in a number of ways already

    1: if your observer isnt detecting any change in your beehive, that is a bug, as it is intended to detect this

    2: observers can detect entities going past them if you place string in front of the observing face

    3: you can use any spontaneous events generator with an and gate connected to a daylight sensor.

     

    thank you