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I'm always forgetting how pressure plates work. If I'm remembering it right this time, the range you put in when building it (i.e. water 1-5) is when the plate is in the on/open state. Half the time I do it backwards & have to rebuild it. So that seems like an important bit of info that the Pressure plate page ought to have. I feel that I am wording this poorly, so if anyone would like to do better at it, please do so. --[[User:TypoD|TypoD]] ([[User talk:TypoD|talk]]) 14:25, 6 November 2017 (UTC) | I'm always forgetting how pressure plates work. If I'm remembering it right this time, the range you put in when building it (i.e. water 1-5) is when the plate is in the on/open state. Half the time I do it backwards & have to rebuild it. So that seems like an important bit of info that the Pressure plate page ought to have. I feel that I am wording this poorly, so if anyone would like to do better at it, please do so. --[[User:TypoD|TypoD]] ([[User talk:TypoD|talk]]) 14:25, 6 November 2017 (UTC) | ||
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