MC-136134Wrong Tropical Fish Variants Named
In 18w33a names were added for Tropical Fish. There are 22 names and 22 most common fish variants, but there are 3 common variants that do not use a unique name.
These are White-Silver SunStreak, Red-White Kob, and White-Gray Dasher. The three names that don't correspond to common variants are Tomato Clown, Triggerfish, and Yellowtail Parrot.
I'd guess they would either want to change the common varieties to use these 3 or change the named varieties to include those 3 instead. It seems like at the least Tomato Clown would make more sense for the Red-White Kob than for the Red-White SunStreak, seeing as the regular Clownfish is a Orange-White Kob.
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Wrong Tropical Fish Variants Named
In 18w33a names were added for Tropical Fish. There are 22 names and 22 most common fish variants, but there are 3 common variants that do not use a unique name.
These are White-Silver SunStreak, Red-White Kob, and White-Gray Dasher. The three names that don't correspond to common variants are Tomato Clown, Triggerfish, and Yellowtail Parrot.
I'd guess they would either want to change the common varieties to use these 3 or change the named varieties to include those 3 instead. It seems like at the least Tomato Clown would make more sense for the Red-White Kob than for the Red-White SunStreak, seeing as the regular Clownfish is a Orange-White Kob.
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[Mojang] Cory Scheviak
This is WAI, if you look in the language files Tomato Clown, Triggerfish and Yellowtail Parrot are predefined.@Asteraoth You seem to misunderstand. I /know/ the names are predefined, and I specifically acknowledge that in the bug report.
This bug report is about the fact that there are 22 predefined tropical fish names and 22 common variants that spawn 90% of the time in the world, but they are not the same 22 both times.
Namely, those three predefined names all correspond to uncommon variants of fish rather than to one of the 22 common predefined variants.