MC-127954Sky color changes depending on view direction
- Set FOV high (also works without, but the effect is clearer)
- /time set night
- Turn towards the sun
- Look at the right side of the screen: Sky is pretty red.
- Turn towards the moon
- Look at the left side of the screen: The same part of the sky is now more blue.
To be clear: The exact same part of the sky changes its colour, it's not just a different part of the sky. If needed, star constellations can be compared.
Another way to reproduce:
- /time set night
- Turn towards the sun
- Go into front-facing third person mode (the one where you see behind you)
Result: Moon with red sky around it. In the other direction the red part of the sky around the sun is much smaller than usual.
Created Issue:
Sky color changes depending on view direction
- Set FOV high (also works without, but the effect is clearer)
- /time set night
- Turn towards the sun
- Look at the right side of the screen: Sky is pretty red.
- Turn towards the moon
- Look at the left side of the screen: The same part of the sky is not more blue.
To be clear: The exact same part of the sky changes its colour, it's not just a different part of the sky. If needed, star constellations can be compared.
Another way to reproduce:
- /time set night
- Turn towards the sun
- Go into front-facing third person mode (the one where you see behind you)
Result: Moon with red sky around it. In the other direction the red part of the sky around the sun is much smaller than usual.
- Set FOV high (also works without, but the effect is clearer)
- /time set night
- Turn towards the sun
- Look at the right side of the screen: Sky is pretty red.
- Turn towards the moon
- Look at the left side of the screen: The same part of the sky is no
tmore blue.To be clear: The exact same part of the sky changes its colour, it's not just a different part of the sky. If needed, star constellations can be compared.
Another way to reproduce:
- /time set night
- Turn towards the sun
- Go into front-facing third person mode (the one where you see behind you)
Result: Moon with red sky around it. In the other direction the red part of the sky around the sun is much smaller than usual.
- Set FOV high (also works without, but the effect is clearer)
- /time set night
- Turn towards the sun
- Look at the right side of the screen: Sky is pretty red.
- Turn towards the moon
- Look at the left side of the screen: The same part of the sky is now more blue.
To be clear: The exact same part of the sky changes its colour, it's not just a different part of the sky. If needed, star constellations can be compared.
Another way to reproduce:
- /time set night
- Turn towards the sun
- Go into front-facing third person mode (the one where you see behind you)
Result: Moon with red sky around it. In the other direction the red part of the sky around the sun is much smaller than usual.
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Confirmed for 1.13.1.
Can confirm for 21w11a. I've attached screenshots facing west vs north at sunset, and a comparison between the same group of five stars at these angles.
Can confirm in 1.18.2 and 22w16b.