MC-1105Villagers act like it is Raining when they are in the Desert, and it Rains elsewhere.
As the title says. I Don't expect villagers to take shelter from an overcast sky, when they are in the desert, and therefore it isn't actually raining.
Not a huge issue, but worth noting.
Environment
Mac 10.7.5
Created Issue:
Villagers act like it is Raining when they are in the Desert, and it Rains elsewhere.
As the title says. Don't expect villagers to take shelter from an overcast sky, when they are in the desert, and therefore it isn't actually raining.
Environment
Mac 10.7.5
- Unresolved
- Open
- Public
- Unconfirmed
- Survival
- rain villagers,
- 1.4.2
As the title says. I Don't expect villagers to take shelter from an overcast sky, when they are in the desert, and therefore it isn't actually raining.
Not a huge issue, but worth noting.
EvilSeph (Warren Loo)
relates to
![[Mod] violine1101](../../../data/avatars/users/92858.png){kind=small}
relates to
Minecraft 3.dmg
![[Bot] Arisa](../../../data/avatars/users/43007.png){kind=small}
MC-1105: "Villagers act like it is Raining when they are in the Desert, and it Rains elsewhere."
![[Mod] GoldenHelmet](../../../data/avatars/users/18951.svg){kind=small}
Based on Jacob van Es's comment and the screenshot attached by DhanyDewantara, it is clear what is happening: monsters are spawning during thunderstorms in dry biomes, where rain does not fall. I am not sure if that is a bug or intended so I will leave it for Mojang to review.
That's because it actually is raining (technically) but it does not get displayed for you because you are in a desert.
Maybe villagers are just really scared of rain.
Which rain would the villagers be afraid of? Bad reasoning, though I can see the joke.
However, I'd consider this a bug if burning does not stop in desert while it rains somewhere.. the behaviors (villagers and burning) should be consistent.
In any case, the fix is easy... The AI code just forgets to check whether the entity is actually wet.
Bug
Fix
Tested on 1.4.7 with both a desert and plains city, using /weather -command. With the fix desert villagers remain outdoors even when it rains elsewhere.
(Edit: this still leaves one case they might go in perhaps unexpectedly; if it is raining somewhere, and they get their feet wet (say, visit in the waters of their farms?), they might go in. (Perhaps to change their shoes?) Didn't test that, but I don't think that is as big an issue.)
(Edit2:
Another function that could be used is the one resolving whether it can do lightning at the villager's spot, but that one had some corner case, too. Also, the "isWet()" lets the villager stay under roofs, instead of going indoors, but then again, that is almost expected/natural behaviour for some people..)
I don't believe this is 'Works as Intended'. Can the bug status and resolution be corrected, please?
I can see reasoning for and against this bug, so we should let Mojang decide if it is a problem.
Affects 13w09b.
An attachment with a disallowed file extension has been removed from this ticket.
Executable files and documents are not allowed as attachments.
Please attach crash reports, log files and screenshots as they are instead of pasting them into a document.
– I am a bot. This action was performed automatically! Please report any issues in Discord or Reddit