Acacia Button

Discover a new guide for Acacia Button Wiki. Acacia Button is a non-solid block that generates two variations of a temporary redstone signal when pressed.

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The kick button can only be pressed by the player.

The wooden button is long pressed and can also be pressed using an arrow or trident.

Acacia Button Obtaining

Breaking

Wooden knots are easily broken with an ax, but will fall apart as an item if broken with any tool. A stone node must be mined with a pickaxe to drop as an item.

The amount of time the player has used unenchanted tools with no status effects. Measured in seconds. For more information, see Breaking § Speed.
In Java you don’t need a pickaxe to mine a polished slate/blackstone node. But in Bedrock you need a pickaxe to mine the polished slate/blackstone node

A button is dismissed and dropped as an item if:

Its attached block is moved, removed or destroyed.
water or lava flows into its space.‌[Java version only]
a piston tries to push it or move a block into its space.

Natural generation

Stone Buttons are naturally created in Fortresses next to Iron Gates. ‌[Only ever] Stone Buttons are also made in Desert Armor Houses mounted in

Granite.

Nodes in the forest create naturally on the walls of houses in desert villages.

Crafting

Buttons can be crafted from planks to make matching wooden buttons or stone to make stone buttons.

Usage

Redstone power

A button can be used as a single stable power source (it will automatically turn off as soon as it is activated).

Location

Buttons can be placed using it on a surface.
They can be attached to the side, bottom and top of any fully opaque block.
If placed at the top or bottom of a block, the button can rotate in any direction.‌[Java Version Only]
It can also be attached to the top of the fence in the Bedrock Edition.
More information about placement on transparent blocks can be found at Opacity/Position.

Activated

The buttons are usually inactive but can be temporarily activated by the player. A button can be activated using it. A wooden button is activated by a shot arrow, in addition to a trident thrown when the box, touches the button.

Arrows fired from skeletons, the donor can activate the wooden button. Mobs cannot directly activate the button.

Behave

When enabled, the tree button will stay active for 15 redstone ticks (1.5 seconds, minus the delay) and the kick button will stay active for 10 redstone ticks (1 second, minus the delay). A wood button activated through a fired arrow or thrown trident stays lively till that arrow or trident seems or is picked up through the player.

While active, a button:

Powers up any adjacent redstone dust to level 15, including below the button
Power any adjacent redstone comparator or redstone repeater facing away from the node to power 15
Strongly strengthens its attachment block to 15 . energy level
Activate any adjacent mechanism components, either above or below, such as pistons, redstone lights, etc.

When a node changes state, it provides a redstone update for all redstone elements adjacent to itself (including above and below) and for all adjacent redstone elements. adjacent to its attachment block.