When a large TNT explosion occurs in the distance, blocks are removed but still show up. When a block is placed on a missing but visible block, it becomes no longer visible.
I filled a village with TNT. I ignited a block and flew away ≈30 blocks. When I went to examine the damage, it appeared that much of the village and TNT were still there. I placed a stone block on one of the TNT and was about to place a lever, but the TNT block I right-clicked on to place the Stone was gone. THis was the case for the entire village and much of the area surrounding it.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Place many (about 400 in my case) blocks of TNT
2. Ignite one
3. Fly away before it explodes.
I haven't been able to intentionally reproduce this, but it has happened to me four times now, from 1.1 to 1.4.2
Environment
Mac OS 10.6.7
Linked Issues
Created Issue:
When a large TNT explosion occurs in the distance, blocks are removed but still show up. When a block is placed on a missing but visible block, it becomes no longer visible.
I filled a village with TNT. I ignited a block and flew away ≈30 blocks. When I went to examine the damage, it appeared that much of the village and TNT were still there. I placed a stone block on one of the TNT and was about to place a lever, but the TNT block I right-clicked on to place the Stone was gone. THis was the case for the entire village and much of the area surrounding it.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Place many (about 400 in my case) blocks of TNT
2. Ignite one
3. Fly away before it explodes.I haven't been able to intentionally reproduce this, but it has happened to me four times now, from 1.1 to 1.4.2
Environment
Mac OS 10.6.7
duplicates
I can confirm this.
This also happens with small amounts of TNT(I did 1). I was making a TNT cannon and it blew up, and this happened. So I replicated it by having a long line of redstone(50 blocks) going to 1 TNT.
Also i can confirm this. I think this is because minecraft only renders a chunk when there are block changes in that chunk
Duplicate of
MC-302.