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	:A tripwire circuit is properly placed when the tripwire hooks are fully extended and the tripwire line runs continuously between the tripwire hooks. Tripwire lines from separate tripwire circuits can be placed next to each other (in parallel), above each other, and can even intersect each other.		:A tripwire circuit is properly placed when the tripwire hooks are fully extended and the tripwire line runs continuously between the tripwire hooks. Tripwire lines from separate tripwire circuits can be placed next to each other (in parallel), above each other, and can even intersect each other.
	;Activation		;Activation
	:A tripwire hook is activated when an [[Minecraft:entity]] (mob, item, etc.) crosses of falls on the hook's tripwire (but not the tripwire hook itself). The tripwire hook is always active for a multiple of 10 game ticks (0.5 seconds). When an entity moves off the tripwire, the tripwire hook waits until the next multiple of 10 game ticks. For example, if an entity moves off of the tripwire after 25 game ticks, the tripwire hook waits 5 game ticks before deactivating.		:A tripwire hook is activated when an [[Minecraft:entity]] (mob, item, etc.) crosses or falls on the hook's tripwire (but not the tripwire hook itself). The tripwire hook is always active for a multiple of 10 game ticks (0.5 seconds). When an entity moves off the tripwire, the tripwire hook waits until the next multiple of 10 game ticks. For example, if an entity moves off of the tripwire after 25 game ticks, the tripwire hook waits 5 game ticks before deactivating.
	:A tripwire hook is not activated if [[Minecraft:shears]] are used to cut the tripwire. Breaking the tripwire hook itself, or its attachment block does not activate the hook.		:A tripwire hook is not activated if [[Minecraft:shears]] are used to cut the tripwire. Breaking the tripwire hook itself, or its attachment block does not activate the hook.
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	:A redstone repeater always outputs a redstone signal strength of 15 when it receives a redstone signal, and can activate mechanism components, power transmission components, or strongly power a block. The repeater also adds a delay of 2 to 8 game ticks (0.1 to 0.4 seconds), depending on the position of the block's torch, which can be adjusted by right-clicking.		:A redstone repeater always outputs a redstone signal strength of 15 when it receives a redstone signal, and can activate mechanism components, power transmission components, or strongly power a block. The repeater also adds a delay of 2 to 8 game ticks (0.1 to 0.4 seconds), depending on the position of the block's torch, which can be adjusted by right-clicking.
	:A redstone repeater can be locked by powering ~~the~~ it from the side with another redstone repeater or a redstone comparator. The repeater stays locked until it is no longer powered from the side. A locked repeater does not change its output, even if the back input changes. While locked, the repeater's adjustable torch is replaced by a bar with the texture of bedrock, but remains adjustable.		:A redstone repeater can be locked by powering it from the side with another redstone repeater or a redstone comparator. The repeater stays locked until it is no longer powered from the side. A locked repeater does not change its output, even if the back input changes. While locked, the repeater's adjustable torch is replaced by a bar with the texture of bedrock, but remains adjustable.

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	== Entity components ==		== Entity components ==

	Entity components are entities (mobs, vehicles, or interactive objects) that can be affected by, react to, or directly interface with redstone signals and the game tick cycle. Unlike block-based components, these are movable, summonable, and often have ~~complex~~ AI or inventory behaviors.		Entity components are [[Minecraft:entities]] (mobs, vehicles, or interactive objects) that can be affected by, react to, or directly interface with redstone signals and the game tick cycle. Unlike block-based components, these are movable, summonable, and often have AI or inventory behaviors.

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	:A dispenser has an input, which faces ~~they~~ player when the dispenser is placed.		:A dispenser has an input, which faces the player when the dispenser is placed.

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 :Like other mechanism components, an already-activated structure block does not respond to other redstone signals. To make a command block execute its defined command more than once it must be deactivated and re-activated repetitively.
-== Mobile components ==
+== Entity components ==
 Mobile components are blocks (entities) that can travel from the stationary blocks in a circuit and perform actions such as collecting or transporting items or mobs.

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			{{schematic\|caption=Weakly powering any of the gold blocks opens the door.
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	A door is a switchable barrier that can allow or prevent mobs and entities from moving through it. A wooden door can be manually opened or closed by the player, or with a redstone signal. An iron door can only be opened with a redstone signal.		A door is a switchable barrier that can allow or prevent mobs and entities from moving through it. A wooden door can be manually opened or closed by the player, or with a redstone signal. An iron door can only be opened with a redstone signal.

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	{{main\|Door}}		{{main\|Door}}
			{{schematic\|caption=Weakly powering any of the gold blocks opens the door.
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	A door is a switchable barrier that can allow or prevent mobs and entities from moving through it. A wooden door can be manually opened or closed by the player, or with a redstone signal. An iron door can only be opened with a redstone signal.		A door is a switchable barrier that can allow or prevent mobs and entities from moving through it. A wooden door can be manually opened or closed by the player, or with a redstone signal. An iron door can only be opened with a redstone signal.