Quasi-connectivity in MCPE would not only be greatly accepted by new redstoners, but it would make MCPE better compatible with Java versions and Java servers. I, for one, would love to play on my win 10 PC with my friends on their xbox and mac. The xbox one seems to be getting closer and closer to a goal of pretty much being the same game as on Java, and I want to see this with pocket/windows 10 edition. On top of this, with Quasi-connectivity, redstone can take up far less space for the same functions, and when building, doors, for instance, it helps make the redstone fit better in the wall, and compact redstone is always a good thing.
On a side note: Pistons are too slow. The ever-favored 2-4-0 method for double piston extenders don't work. In stead of needing just 2 repeaters, you need up to 3, and it's noticeably slower. Just a small beef I got.
P.S.: Maybe have the ability to craft pistons with quasi connectivity. That might be a cool idea. Maybe in stead of using an iron bar, use a gold ingot and the piston will be non-quasi, just to stick to the original recipe for old pistons, or something. Heck, non quasi pistons in Java Minecraft can be pretty cool too. Just so people aren't as jarred as they are when swapping away from Java to the C++ version.
The ears are a lot simpler than the tail. I just think the fox tail was done wrong. I put an outstanding texture on the tail and it didn't show up right. I'd fix it, but I don't really have a java editor.
oh my god, i tried to find a solution to my problem among these 1222 pages of comments and i still cant find a solution... help me
i cant craft anything at all. find me a solution now
I love this mod; sadly there isn't any great idle animations, maybe have the tail move in a figure 8 motion. either way, this is a great mod. I even made a skin (thank you Koa_Neuva for providing the basis). MC user name- Skyliner_369 -.
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Quasi-connectivity in MCPE would not only be greatly accepted by new redstoners, but it would make MCPE better compatible with Java versions and Java servers. I, for one, would love to play on my win 10 PC with my friends on their xbox and mac. The xbox one seems to be getting closer and closer to a goal of pretty much being the same game as on Java, and I want to see this with pocket/windows 10 edition. On top of this, with Quasi-connectivity, redstone can take up far less space for the same functions, and when building, doors, for instance, it helps make the redstone fit better in the wall, and compact redstone is always a good thing.
On a side note: Pistons are too slow. The ever-favored 2-4-0 method for double piston extenders don't work. In stead of needing just 2 repeaters, you need up to 3, and it's noticeably slower. Just a small beef I got.
P.S.: Maybe have the ability to craft pistons with quasi connectivity. That might be a cool idea. Maybe in stead of using an iron bar, use a gold ingot and the piston will be non-quasi, just to stick to the original recipe for old pistons, or something. Heck, non quasi pistons in Java Minecraft can be pretty cool too. Just so people aren't as jarred as they are when swapping away from Java to the C++ version.
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The ears are a lot simpler than the tail. I just think the fox tail was done wrong. I put an outstanding texture on the tail and it didn't show up right. I'd fix it, but I don't really have a java editor.
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i cant craft anything at all. find me a solution now
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