User talk:LukaMagic

Hello LukaMagic, thank you for performing some edits, and welcome to the Minecraft Wiki!

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Whatever you do, I appreciate your contributions and hope to see you here again! –LauraFi - talk 05:53, 29 November 2025 (UTC)

Hello. First, thanks for recent updates on how redstone ticks work in Bedrock. I'm a Java player, and I've heard that Bedrock uses its own redstone tick system, but it was always hard to find info about it. Anyway, I noticed that in your recent edit to the sticky piston page about soft inversions, you mentioned that redstone torches usually only deactivate if the block they are attached to is strongly powered, and I wanted to confirm that is correct. In Java, redstone torches are deactivated even if the block is just weakly powered. I know your change is listed under a Bedrock exclusive banner, but if there is a difference in torch behavior between Java and Bedrock, then slight changes need to made to the Redstone Torch#Redstone component and Redstone component#Redstone torch. Rampage455 (talk) 13:57, 3 December 2025 (UTC)

Your welcome. I added the correct info to the Redstone Torch page . LukaMagic () 14:20, 5 December 2025 (UTC)