Green lines on wither
There are some awful green lines on the wither when it is flying around on its "legs." It appears as though the design is not fully "stitched together" and it is irritating. No other monsters have this issue.
You can reproduce this issue by creating a wither on creative mode and flying up to it.
Environment
Windows 7
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Green lines on wither
There are some awful green lines on the wither when it is flying around on its "legs." It appears as though the design is not fully "stitched together" and it bugs a lot of people I play with. No other monsters have this issue. Also, after attacking the wither in creative mode for a few seconds repeatedly I experience the inability to do anymore damage.
Environment
Windows 7
There are some awful green lines on the wither when it is flying around on its "legs." It appears as though the design is not fully "stitched together" and it bugs a lot of people I play with. No other monsters have this issue.
Also, after attacking the wither in creative mode for a few seconds repeatedly I experience the inability to do anymore damage.
There are some awful green lines on the wither when it is flying around on its "legs." It appears as though the design is not fully "stitched together" and it
bugs a lot of people I play with. No other monsters have this issue.There are some awful green lines on the wither when it is flying around on its "legs." It appears as though the design is not fully "stitched together" and it is irritating. No other monsters have this issue.
There are some awful green lines on the wither when it is flying around on its "legs." It appears as though the design is not fully "stitched together" and it is irritating. No other monsters have this issue.
You can reproduce this issue by creating a wither on creative mode and flying up to it.
Awesome! That's a good step in the right direction!
What seems to be the problem with the reproduction?
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Unable to reproduce
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Resolved as duplicate of MC-1794