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## Slabbed 0.6.0-alpha.3 — Minecraft 26.3 (Fabric) **Fixed** - **Rails now slope to meet the rail next to them.** A rail on a lowered block used to keep vanilla's grid slope, so where it met a rail on a full block the two didn't line up, and a ramp climbing onto a lowered rail floated half a block above it. Each straight rail now fits its slope to the rail it actually connects to: a lowered rail rises half a block to meet a flush neighbor, a ramp onto a lowered rail is only half as steep, and a lowered rail between two flush ones sits in a shallow V. The outline and targeting box follow the same slope. Curves are unchanged, and no stored height moves. Minecarts ride the drawn slope too, and tilt along it the way they do on a vanilla ramp. Thanks to leon28012013-lang on GitHub for reporting this (GitHub issue #81). - **Powered rails on lowered blocks take power from what touches them.** A powered rail on a slab sits one grid cell above the slab but is drawn inside the slab's cell, so a torch, wire or lever standing beside the slab (or a torch under it) never powered it, and an unpowered powered rail is a brake. It now listens at the cell it is drawn in, both for its own power and when it passes power along a chain. - **Minecarts no longer stop dead on the first lowered rail.** A cart crossing onto a rail on a slab was dropped half a block at the cell edge and jammed against the next rail's support. It now rides the slope down and up. - **Redstone dust carries power down a lowered half-step.** Dust on a slab is drawn half a block above the dust beside it. Power climbed that step but never came back down. Dust now reads the wire drawn in the cell beside it, so a line of dust runs down a staircase of slabs as well as up it. Dust on a top slab or on glowstone keeps vanilla's one-way step. Alpha 3 continues the 26.3 0.6.0 series. For Minecraft 26.3 with Fabric (Fabric API required, Java 25).