MC-124274A superflat world with a layer of water above a layer of lava produces anomalous results upon updating blocks
Preset: minecraft:bedrock,minecraft:lava,minecraft:water;1;village
If a block is placed inside the lava, instead of every single block of lava within view distance instantly being transformed into obsidian, only a single strip along a single axis in a single direction is transformed.
When the offending block is removed, blocks solidify on this same axis, but going in the opposite direction.
If the block is replaced, a new strip hardens in the same direction as the first, going in the exact same direction, and removing this block flanks it on the other side.
Removing any of the obsidian blocks seems to crash the game.
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A superflat world with a layer of water above a layer of lava produces anomalous results upon updating blocks
Preset: minecraft:bedrock,minecraft:lava,minecraft:water;1;village
If a block is placed inside the lava, instead of every single block of lava within view distance instantly being transformed into obsidian, only a single strip along a single axis in a single direction is transformed.
When the offending block is removed, blocks solidify on this same axis, but going in the opposite direction.
If the block is replaced, a new strip hardens in the same direction as the first, going in the exact same direction, and removing this block flanks it on the other side.
Removing any of the obsidian blocks seems to crash the game.
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MC-93162as cakes do not instantly disappear along a single axis when updated.Please reopen.
Both are caused by superflat presets where blocks are created in an invalid state.