
Sticky Piston
minecraft:sticky_pistonA Sticky Piston is a redstone component that pushes a block when powered and pulls the same block back when power is removed, thanks to its slimeball-coated face. It cannot pull blocks such as obsidian, spawners, or other pistons.
Uses
- Redstone Contraptions — Used in flying machines, retractable doors, farms, and any build needing a block pulled back rather than just pushed.
Found In
- Crafted — Craft from 1 Slimeball placed above a regular Piston.
- Jungle Pyramid — Three sticky pistons generate as part of the trap mechanism.
- Ancient City — Five sticky pistons generate throughout the structure.
Drops
FAQ
How do I craft a Sticky Piston?
Place one Slimeball above a regular Piston in a crafting grid.
What is the difference between a Piston and a Sticky Piston?
A regular piston only pushes blocks and leaves them when retracting. A sticky piston also pulls the pushed block back when it retracts.
What blocks can't a Sticky Piston pull?
Blocks like obsidian, bedrock, other pistons, spawners, portals, and enchanting tables ignore both pushing and pulling.
Does a Sticky Piston need a special tool to mine?
No. Any pickaxe works and it always drops itself; a pickaxe is simply the fastest tool.
Tags
- pickaxe_mineable
- overworld
- redstone_component
