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MC1110 (Wireless Transmitter) not activated by repeater powering the sign directly from the front, contradicting documented behavior #1374

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MC1110 (Wireless Transmitter) not activated by repeater powering the sign directly from the front, contradicting documented behavior#1374
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status:pendingPending acceptance or closure.type:bugIncorrect behavior, not working as intended

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@Carl-OS15
Carl-OS15
opened on Aug 8, 2026

CraftBook Version

craftbook-3.10.13

Platform Version

paper-1.21.11-132 minecraft 1.21.11

Confirmations

  • I am using the most recent Minecraft release.
  • I am using a version of WorldEdit compatible with my Minecraft version.
  • I am using a version of CraftBook compatible with my Minecraft version.
  • I am using the latest or recommended version of my platform software.
  • I am NOT using a hybrid server, e.g. a server that combines Bukkit and Forge. Examples include Arclight, Mohist, and Cardboard.
  • I am NOT using a fork of WorldEdit, such as FastAsyncWorldEdit (FAWE) or AsyncWorldEdit (AWE)

Bug Description

According to the MC1110 documentation, the transmitter should activate
when powered "from the front or either side" of the Wall Sign block.
Powering the sign block directly from the front via a Redstone Repeater
no longer activates the transmitter. This makes compact wireless
transmitter setups (multiple transmitters placed close together, each
fed by its own repeater from the front) impossible, which used to work
fine in Minecraft 1.7.10-era CraftBook.

Expected Behavior

Per the official documentation, a redstone signal fed into the front (or
either side) of the Wall Sign block should activate the transmitter,
exactly as it did in earlier CraftBook/Minecraft versions (e.g. 1.7.10).
A Repeater powering the sign block directly from the front should
reliably trigger the transmitter, allowing compact setups with multiple
transmitters placed close together, each individually fed by its own
repeater.

Reproduction Steps

  1. Build a standard MC1110 Wireless Transmitter (Wall Sign with
    [MC1110] and narrowband/wideband config, lever on the back).
  2. Place a Redstone Repeater directly in front of the Wall Sign, facing
    into it, and power the repeater's input.
  3. Observe: the transmitter does not activate (the configured band does
    not go high), despite the repeater delivering power directly to the
    front face of the sign block.

Anything Else?

CraftBook 3.10.12 (1.21.3-1.21.11) - reproduced
CraftBook 3.10.13 (1.21.5-26.2) - reproduced

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MC1110 (Wireless Transmitter) not activated by repeater powering the sign directly from the front, contradicting documented behavior · Issue #1374 · EngineHub/CraftBook · GitHub
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      Description
      @Carl-OS15
      Carl-OS15
      opened on Aug 8, 2026
      CraftBook Version
      craftbook-3.10.13
      Platform Version
      paper-1.21.11-132 minecraft 1.21.11
      Confirmations
      •  I am using the most recent Minecraft release.
      •  I am using a version of WorldEdit compatible with my Minecraft version.
      •  I am using a version of CraftBook compatible with my Minecraft version.
      •  I am using the latest or recommended version of my platform software.
      •  I am NOT using a hybrid server, e.g. a server that combines Bukkit and Forge. Examples include Arclight, Mohist, and Cardboard.
      •  I am NOT using a fork of WorldEdit, such as FastAsyncWorldEdit (FAWE) or AsyncWorldEdit (AWE)
      Bug Description
      According to the MC1110 documentation, the transmitter should activate
      
when powered "from the front or either side" of the Wall Sign block.
      
Powering the sign block directly from the front via a Redstone Repeater
      
no longer activates the transmitter. This makes compact wireless
      
transmitter setups (multiple transmitters placed close together, each
      
fed by its own repeater from the front) impossible, which used to work
      
fine in Minecraft 1.7.10-era CraftBook.
      Expected Behavior
      Per the official documentation, a redstone signal fed into the front (or
      
either side) of the Wall Sign block should activate the transmitter,
      
exactly as it did in earlier CraftBook/Minecraft versions (e.g. 1.7.10).
      
A Repeater powering the sign block directly from the front should
      
reliably trigger the transmitter, allowing compact setups with multiple
      
transmitters placed close together, each individually fed by its own
      
repeater.
      Reproduction Steps
      1. Build a standard MC1110 Wireless Transmitter (Wall Sign with
        
[MC1110] and narrowband/wideband config, lever on the back).
      2. Place a Redstone Repeater directly in front of the Wall Sign, facing
        
into it, and power the repeater's input.
      3. Observe: the transmitter does not activate (the configured band does
        
not go high), despite the repeater delivering power directly to the
        
front face of the sign block.
      Anything Else?
      CraftBook 3.10.12 (1.21.3-1.21.11) - reproduced
      
CraftBook 3.10.13 (1.21.5-26.2) - reproduced
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MC1110 (Wireless Transmitter) not activated by repeater powering the sign directly from the front, contradicting documented behavior · Issue #1374 · EngineHub/CraftBook · GitHub
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          MC1110 (Wireless Transmitter) not activated by repeater powering the sign directly from the front, contradicting documented behavior#1374
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          status:pendingPending acceptance or closure.type:bugIncorrect behavior, not working as intended
          Description
          @Carl-OS15
          Carl-OS15
          opened on Aug 8, 2026
          CraftBook Version
          craftbook-3.10.13
          Platform Version
          paper-1.21.11-132 minecraft 1.21.11
          Confirmations
          •  I am using the most recent Minecraft release.
          •  I am using a version of WorldEdit compatible with my Minecraft version.
          •  I am using a version of CraftBook compatible with my Minecraft version.
          •  I am using the latest or recommended version of my platform software.
          •  I am NOT using a hybrid server, e.g. a server that combines Bukkit and Forge. Examples include Arclight, Mohist, and Cardboard.
          •  I am NOT using a fork of WorldEdit, such as FastAsyncWorldEdit (FAWE) or AsyncWorldEdit (AWE)
          Bug Description
          According to the MC1110 documentation, the transmitter should activate
          
when powered "from the front or either side" of the Wall Sign block.
          
Powering the sign block directly from the front via a Redstone Repeater
          
no longer activates the transmitter. This makes compact wireless
          
transmitter setups (multiple transmitters placed close together, each
          
fed by its own repeater from the front) impossible, which used to work
          
fine in Minecraft 1.7.10-era CraftBook.
          Expected Behavior
          Per the official documentation, a redstone signal fed into the front (or
          
either side) of the Wall Sign block should activate the transmitter,
          
exactly as it did in earlier CraftBook/Minecraft versions (e.g. 1.7.10).
          
A Repeater powering the sign block directly from the front should
          
reliably trigger the transmitter, allowing compact setups with multiple
          
transmitters placed close together, each individually fed by its own
          
repeater.
          Reproduction Steps
          1. Build a standard MC1110 Wireless Transmitter (Wall Sign with
            
[MC1110] and narrowband/wideband config, lever on the back).
          2. Place a Redstone Repeater directly in front of the Wall Sign, facing
            
into it, and power the repeater's input.
          3. Observe: the transmitter does not activate (the configured band does
            
not go high), despite the repeater delivering power directly to the
            
front face of the sign block.
          Anything Else?
          CraftBook 3.10.12 (1.21.3-1.21.11) - reproduced
          
CraftBook 3.10.13 (1.21.5-26.2) - reproduced
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MC1110 (Wireless Transmitter) not activated by repeater powering the sign directly from the front, contradicting documented behavior · Issue #1374 · EngineHub/CraftBook · GitHub
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              MC1110 (Wireless Transmitter) not activated by repeater powering the sign directly from the front, contradicting documented behavior #1374
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              MC1110 (Wireless Transmitter) not activated by repeater powering the sign directly from the front, contradicting documented behavior#1374
              Labels
              status:pendingPending acceptance or closure.type:bugIncorrect behavior, not working as intended
              Description
              @Carl-OS15
              Carl-OS15
              opened on Aug 8, 2026
              CraftBook Version
              craftbook-3.10.13
              Platform Version
              paper-1.21.11-132 minecraft 1.21.11
              Confirmations
              •  I am using the most recent Minecraft release.
              •  I am using a version of WorldEdit compatible with my Minecraft version.
              •  I am using a version of CraftBook compatible with my Minecraft version.
              •  I am using the latest or recommended version of my platform software.
              •  I am NOT using a hybrid server, e.g. a server that combines Bukkit and Forge. Examples include Arclight, Mohist, and Cardboard.
              •  I am NOT using a fork of WorldEdit, such as FastAsyncWorldEdit (FAWE) or AsyncWorldEdit (AWE)
              Bug Description
              According to the MC1110 documentation, the transmitter should activate
              
when powered "from the front or either side" of the Wall Sign block.
              
Powering the sign block directly from the front via a Redstone Repeater
              
no longer activates the transmitter. This makes compact wireless
              
transmitter setups (multiple transmitters placed close together, each
              
fed by its own repeater from the front) impossible, which used to work
              
fine in Minecraft 1.7.10-era CraftBook.
              Expected Behavior
              Per the official documentation, a redstone signal fed into the front (or
              
either side) of the Wall Sign block should activate the transmitter,
              
exactly as it did in earlier CraftBook/Minecraft versions (e.g. 1.7.10).
              
A Repeater powering the sign block directly from the front should
              
reliably trigger the transmitter, allowing compact setups with multiple
              
transmitters placed close together, each individually fed by its own
              
repeater.
              Reproduction Steps
              1. Build a standard MC1110 Wireless Transmitter (Wall Sign with
                
[MC1110] and narrowband/wideband config, lever on the back).
              2. Place a Redstone Repeater directly in front of the Wall Sign, facing
                
into it, and power the repeater's input.
              3. Observe: the transmitter does not activate (the configured band does
                
not go high), despite the repeater delivering power directly to the
                
front face of the sign block.
              Anything Else?
              CraftBook 3.10.12 (1.21.3-1.21.11) - reproduced
              
CraftBook 3.10.13 (1.21.5-26.2) - reproduced
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MC1110 (Wireless Transmitter) not activated by repeater powering the sign directly from the front, contradicting documented behavior · Issue #1374 · EngineHub/CraftBook · GitHub
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                  MC1110 (Wireless Transmitter) not activated by repeater powering the sign directly from the front, contradicting documented behavior #1374
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                  MC1110 (Wireless Transmitter) not activated by repeater powering the sign directly from the front, contradicting documented behavior#1374
                  Labels
                  status:pendingPending acceptance or closure.type:bugIncorrect behavior, not working as intended
                  Description
                  @Carl-OS15
                  Carl-OS15
                  opened on Aug 8, 2026
                  CraftBook Version
                  craftbook-3.10.13
                  Platform Version
                  paper-1.21.11-132 minecraft 1.21.11
                  Confirmations
                  •  I am using the most recent Minecraft release.
                  •  I am using a version of WorldEdit compatible with my Minecraft version.
                  •  I am using a version of CraftBook compatible with my Minecraft version.
                  •  I am using the latest or recommended version of my platform software.
                  •  I am NOT using a hybrid server, e.g. a server that combines Bukkit and Forge. Examples include Arclight, Mohist, and Cardboard.
                  •  I am NOT using a fork of WorldEdit, such as FastAsyncWorldEdit (FAWE) or AsyncWorldEdit (AWE)
                  Bug Description
                  According to the MC1110 documentation, the transmitter should activate
                  
when powered "from the front or either side" of the Wall Sign block.
                  
Powering the sign block directly from the front via a Redstone Repeater
                  
no longer activates the transmitter. This makes compact wireless
                  
transmitter setups (multiple transmitters placed close together, each
                  
fed by its own repeater from the front) impossible, which used to work
                  
fine in Minecraft 1.7.10-era CraftBook.
                  Expected Behavior
                  Per the official documentation, a redstone signal fed into the front (or
                  
either side) of the Wall Sign block should activate the transmitter,
                  
exactly as it did in earlier CraftBook/Minecraft versions (e.g. 1.7.10).
                  
A Repeater powering the sign block directly from the front should
                  
reliably trigger the transmitter, allowing compact setups with multiple
                  
transmitters placed close together, each individually fed by its own
                  
repeater.
                  Reproduction Steps
                  1. Build a standard MC1110 Wireless Transmitter (Wall Sign with
                    
[MC1110] and narrowband/wideband config, lever on the back).
                  2. Place a Redstone Repeater directly in front of the Wall Sign, facing
                    
into it, and power the repeater's input.
                  3. Observe: the transmitter does not activate (the configured band does
                    
not go high), despite the repeater delivering power directly to the
                    
front face of the sign block.
                  Anything Else?
                  CraftBook 3.10.12 (1.21.3-1.21.11) - reproduced
                  
CraftBook 3.10.13 (1.21.5-26.2) - reproduced
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MC1110 (Wireless Transmitter) not activated by repeater powering the sign directly from the front, contradicting documented behavior · Issue #1374 · EngineHub/CraftBook · GitHub
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                      MC1110 (Wireless Transmitter) not activated by repeater powering the sign directly from the front, contradicting documented behavior #1374
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                      MC1110 (Wireless Transmitter) not activated by repeater powering the sign directly from the front, contradicting documented behavior#1374
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                      status:pendingPending acceptance or closure.type:bugIncorrect behavior, not working as intended
                      Description
                      @Carl-OS15
                      Carl-OS15
                      opened on Aug 8, 2026
                      CraftBook Version
                      craftbook-3.10.13
                      Platform Version
                      paper-1.21.11-132 minecraft 1.21.11
                      Confirmations
                      •  I am using the most recent Minecraft release.
                      •  I am using a version of WorldEdit compatible with my Minecraft version.
                      •  I am using a version of CraftBook compatible with my Minecraft version.
                      •  I am using the latest or recommended version of my platform software.
                      •  I am NOT using a hybrid server, e.g. a server that combines Bukkit and Forge. Examples include Arclight, Mohist, and Cardboard.
                      •  I am NOT using a fork of WorldEdit, such as FastAsyncWorldEdit (FAWE) or AsyncWorldEdit (AWE)
                      Bug Description
                      According to the MC1110 documentation, the transmitter should activate
                      
when powered "from the front or either side" of the Wall Sign block.
                      
Powering the sign block directly from the front via a Redstone Repeater
                      
no longer activates the transmitter. This makes compact wireless
                      
transmitter setups (multiple transmitters placed close together, each
                      
fed by its own repeater from the front) impossible, which used to work
                      
fine in Minecraft 1.7.10-era CraftBook.
                      Expected Behavior
                      Per the official documentation, a redstone signal fed into the front (or
                      
either side) of the Wall Sign block should activate the transmitter,
                      
exactly as it did in earlier CraftBook/Minecraft versions (e.g. 1.7.10).
                      
A Repeater powering the sign block directly from the front should
                      
reliably trigger the transmitter, allowing compact setups with multiple
                      
transmitters placed close together, each individually fed by its own
                      
repeater.
                      Reproduction Steps
                      1. Build a standard MC1110 Wireless Transmitter (Wall Sign with
                        
[MC1110] and narrowband/wideband config, lever on the back).
                      2. Place a Redstone Repeater directly in front of the Wall Sign, facing
                        
into it, and power the repeater's input.
                      3. Observe: the transmitter does not activate (the configured band does
                        
not go high), despite the repeater delivering power directly to the
                        
front face of the sign block.
                      Anything Else?
                      CraftBook 3.10.12 (1.21.3-1.21.11) - reproduced
                      
CraftBook 3.10.13 (1.21.5-26.2) - reproduced
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MC1110 (Wireless Transmitter) not activated by repeater powering the sign directly from the front, contradicting documented behavior · Issue #1374 · EngineHub/CraftBook · GitHub
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                          MC1110 (Wireless Transmitter) not activated by repeater powering the sign directly from the front, contradicting documented behavior#1374
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                          @Carl-OS15
                          Carl-OS15
                          opened on Aug 8, 2026
                          CraftBook Version
                          craftbook-3.10.13
                          Platform Version
                          paper-1.21.11-132 minecraft 1.21.11
                          Confirmations
                          •  I am using the most recent Minecraft release.
                          •  I am using a version of WorldEdit compatible with my Minecraft version.
                          •  I am using a version of CraftBook compatible with my Minecraft version.
                          •  I am using the latest or recommended version of my platform software.
                          •  I am NOT using a hybrid server, e.g. a server that combines Bukkit and Forge. Examples include Arclight, Mohist, and Cardboard.
                          •  I am NOT using a fork of WorldEdit, such as FastAsyncWorldEdit (FAWE) or AsyncWorldEdit (AWE)
                          Bug Description
                          According to the MC1110 documentation, the transmitter should activate
                          
when powered "from the front or either side" of the Wall Sign block.
                          
Powering the sign block directly from the front via a Redstone Repeater
                          
no longer activates the transmitter. This makes compact wireless
                          
transmitter setups (multiple transmitters placed close together, each
                          
fed by its own repeater from the front) impossible, which used to work
                          
fine in Minecraft 1.7.10-era CraftBook.
                          Expected Behavior
                          Per the official documentation, a redstone signal fed into the front (or
                          
either side) of the Wall Sign block should activate the transmitter,
                          
exactly as it did in earlier CraftBook/Minecraft versions (e.g. 1.7.10).
                          
A Repeater powering the sign block directly from the front should
                          
reliably trigger the transmitter, allowing compact setups with multiple
                          
transmitters placed close together, each individually fed by its own
                          
repeater.
                          Reproduction Steps
                          1. Build a standard MC1110 Wireless Transmitter (Wall Sign with
                            
[MC1110] and narrowband/wideband config, lever on the back).
                          2. Place a Redstone Repeater directly in front of the Wall Sign, facing
                            
into it, and power the repeater's input.
                          3. Observe: the transmitter does not activate (the configured band does
                            
not go high), despite the repeater delivering power directly to the
                            
front face of the sign block.
                          Anything Else?
                          CraftBook 3.10.12 (1.21.3-1.21.11) - reproduced
                          
CraftBook 3.10.13 (1.21.5-26.2) - reproduced
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MC1110 (Wireless Transmitter) not activated by repeater powering the sign directly from the front, contradicting documented behavior · Issue #1374 · EngineHub/CraftBook · GitHub
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                              MC1110 (Wireless Transmitter) not activated by repeater powering the sign directly from the front, contradicting documented behavior #1374
                              Open
                              Open
                              MC1110 (Wireless Transmitter) not activated by repeater powering the sign directly from the front, contradicting documented behavior#1374
                              Labels
                              status:pendingPending acceptance or closure.type:bugIncorrect behavior, not working as intended
                              Description
                              @Carl-OS15
                              Carl-OS15
                              opened on Aug 8, 2026
                              CraftBook Version
                              craftbook-3.10.13
                              Platform Version
                              paper-1.21.11-132 minecraft 1.21.11
                              Confirmations
                              •  I am using the most recent Minecraft release.
                              •  I am using a version of WorldEdit compatible with my Minecraft version.
                              •  I am using a version of CraftBook compatible with my Minecraft version.
                              •  I am using the latest or recommended version of my platform software.
                              •  I am NOT using a hybrid server, e.g. a server that combines Bukkit and Forge. Examples include Arclight, Mohist, and Cardboard.
                              •  I am NOT using a fork of WorldEdit, such as FastAsyncWorldEdit (FAWE) or AsyncWorldEdit (AWE)
                              Bug Description
                              According to the MC1110 documentation, the transmitter should activate
                              
when powered "from the front or either side" of the Wall Sign block.
                              
Powering the sign block directly from the front via a Redstone Repeater
                              
no longer activates the transmitter. This makes compact wireless
                              
transmitter setups (multiple transmitters placed close together, each
                              
fed by its own repeater from the front) impossible, which used to work
                              
fine in Minecraft 1.7.10-era CraftBook.
                              Expected Behavior
                              Per the official documentation, a redstone signal fed into the front (or
                              
either side) of the Wall Sign block should activate the transmitter,
                              
exactly as it did in earlier CraftBook/Minecraft versions (e.g. 1.7.10).
                              
A Repeater powering the sign block directly from the front should
                              
reliably trigger the transmitter, allowing compact setups with multiple
                              
transmitters placed close together, each individually fed by its own
                              
repeater.
                              Reproduction Steps
                              1. Build a standard MC1110 Wireless Transmitter (Wall Sign with
                                
[MC1110] and narrowband/wideband config, lever on the back).
                              2. Place a Redstone Repeater directly in front of the Wall Sign, facing
                                
into it, and power the repeater's input.
                              3. Observe: the transmitter does not activate (the configured band does
                                
not go high), despite the repeater delivering power directly to the
                                
front face of the sign block.
                              Anything Else?
                              CraftBook 3.10.12 (1.21.3-1.21.11) - reproduced
                              
CraftBook 3.10.13 (1.21.5-26.2) - reproduced
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