How to reset a command block's status?
I'd like to use a comparator to act when e.g. a testforblock command block attached to a button triggers. But the comparator changes its state only when the button is pressed after the test result changes, while I'd like to have a short pulse if nothing changed, i.e.
previous command block state | new command block state | desired output
on | off | off
off | on | on
on | on | briefly off, then on
off | off | briefly on, then off
How can this be achieved?
Best Answer
Instead of making a machine, just set up another command block coming out of the comparator with this command:
/blockdata <Insert Coords> {SuccessCount:0}
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Answer 2
In my case it is actually sufficient that an on-signal is reset after a short while, which can be simply achieved by splitting the input signal and additionally feeding it to the comparator's side.
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