Entity sliding on snow and slime block is inconsistent
Usually, entities slide for 4 blocks by pushing them with slime block. However, in the case of slime blocks under layers of snow, it differs depending on the amount of layers of snow. In 24w44a, for 1-3 and 7-8 layers of snow, it pushes the entity about 4 blocks, but between 4-6 layers of snow, the entity is pushed 5 blocks. This is unlike similar blocks like the honey block which push the entity the same amount of blocks between 1-7 layers of snow above the block.
What I expected to happen was...:
When entities are pushed by a slime block, it would slide the same amount of blocks no matter the amount of snow layers (as seen if the slime blocks under the snow layer is replaced with other blocks like stone)
What actually happened was...:
But in 19w45b and above, entities slide on 5 blocks on a slime block and 3 to 5 layers of snow.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Place an armor stand on a line of slime block (5-6) with snow layers (or not)
- Push the armor stand with slime block
- The distance traveled depend on the layers of snow and on the version

Created Issue:
Entities glide on snow and slime block but with limits
With a slime block and snow of 3 to 8 layers on (in 1.14.4), entities glide much more than on other blocks (the motion is reduced slowly).
But in 19w45b, we glide with a slime block and snow from 3 to 5 layers only
With a slime block and snow of 3 to 8 layers on (in 1.14.4), entities glide much more than on other blocks (the motion is reduced slowly).
But in 19w45b, we glide with a slime block and snow from 3 to 5 layers only
The bug
In 1.14.4 and above, entities slide more than on other blocks on slime block with 3 to 8 layers of snow.
But in 19w45b, entities slide more with a slime block and 3 to 5 layers of snow.
Edit 1.16 pre-release 6: an armor stand on a slime block and 2 layers of snow is at the same level than with a slime block (contrary to 19w45b when it travel only 3 blocks)
The bug
In 1.14.4 and above, entities slide more than on other blocks on slime block with 3 to 8 layers of snow.
But in 19w45b, entities slide more with a slime block and 3 to 5 layers of snow.
Edit 1.16 pre-release 6: an armor stand on a slime block and 2 layers of snow is at the same level than with a slime block (contrary to 19w45b when it travel only 3 blocks)
The bug
Usually, entities slide for 4 blocks by pushing them with slime block.
In 1.14.4 and above, entities slide for 5 blocks on slime block with 3 to 8 layers of snow.
But in 19w45b, entities slide on 5 blocks on a slime block and 3 to 5 layers of snow.
Edit 1.16 pre-release 6: an armor stand on a slime block and 2 layers of snow is at the same level than with a slime block (contrary to 19w45b when it travel only 3 blocks)
The bug
Usually, entities slide for 4 blocks by pushing them with slime block.
In 1.14.4 and above, entities slide for 5 blocks on slime block with 3 to 8 layers of snow
.
But in 19w45b, entities slide on 5 blocks on a slime block and 3 to 5 layers of snow.
Edit 1.16 pre-release 6:an armor stand on a slime block and 2 layers of snow is at the same level than with a slime block (contrary to 19w45b when it travel only 3 blocks)
Usually, entities slide for 4 blocks by pushing them with slime block.
What I expected to happen was...:
In 1.14.4 and above, entities slide for 5 blocks on slime block with 3 to 8 layers of snow (or other blocks like stone)
What actually happened was...:
But in 19w45b, entities slide on 5 blocks on a slime block and 3 to 5 layers of snow.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Place an armor stand on a line of slime block (5-6) with snow layers (or not)
- Push the armor stand with slime block
- The distance traveled depend on the layers of snow and on the version
Edit 1.16 pre-release 5: an armor stand on a slime block and 2 layers of snow is at the same level than with a slime block (contrary to 19w45b when it travel only 3 blocks)
Edit 1.16 pre-release 6: with 1 or 2 layers of snow, the armor stand travel one block less than default and with 3 to 5 it travel 1 more.
Entities glideon snow and slime blockbut with limitsEntity sliding on snow and slime block is inconsistent
Usually, entities slide for 4 blocks by pushing them with slime block.
What I expected to happen was...:
In 1.14.4 and above, entities slide for 5 blocks on slime block with 3 to 8 layers of snow (or other blocks like stone)What actually happened was...:
But in 19w45b, entities slide on 5 blocks on a slime block and 3 to 5 layers of snow.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Place an armor stand on a line of slime block (5-6) with snow layers (or not)
- Push the armor stand with slime block
- The distance traveled depend on the layers of snow and on the version
Edit 1.16 pre-release 5: an armor stand on a slime block and 2 layers of snow is at the same level than with a slime block (contrary to 19w45b when it travel only 3 blocks)
Edit 1.16 pre-release 6: with 1 or 2 layers of snow, the armor stand travel one block less than default and with 3 to 5 it travel 1 more.
Usually, entities slide for 4 blocks by pushing them with slime block. However, in the case of slime blocks under layers of snow, it differs depending on the amount of layers of snow. In 24w44a, for 1-3 and 7-8 layers of snow, it pushes the entity about 4 blocks, but between 4-6 layers of snow, the entity is pushed 5 blocks. This is unlike similar blocks like the honey block which push the entity the same amount of blocks between 1-7 layers of snow above the block.
What I expected to happen was...:
When entities are pushed by a slime block, it would slide the same amount of blocks no matter the amount of snow layers (as seen if the slime blocks under the snow layer is replaced with other blocks like stone)
What actually happened was...:
But in 19w45b, entities slide on 5 blocks on a slime block and 3 to 5 layers of snow.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Place an armor stand on a line of slime block (5-6) with snow layers (or not)
- Push the armor stand with slime block
- The distance traveled depend on the layers of snow and on the version
Usually, entities slide for 4 blocks by pushing them with slime block. However, in the case of slime blocks under layers of snow, it differs depending on the amount of layers of snow. In 24w44a, for 1-3 and 7-8 layers of snow, it pushes the entity about 4 blocks, but between 4-6 layers of snow, the entity is pushed 5 blocks. This is unlike similar blocks like the honey block which push the entity the same amount of blocks between 1-7 layers of snow above the block.
What I expected to happen was...:
When entities are pushed by a slime block, it would slide the same amount of blocks no matter the amount of snow layers (as seen if the slime blocks under the snow layer is replaced with other blocks like stone)
What actually happened was...:
But in 19w45b, entities slide on 5 blocks on a slime block and 3 to 5 layers of snow.Steps to Reproduce:
- Place an armor stand on a line of slime block (5-6) with snow layers (or not)
- Push the armor stand with slime block
- The distance traveled depend on the layers of snow and on the version
Usually, entities slide for 4 blocks by pushing them with slime block. However, in the case of slime blocks under layers of snow, it differs depending on the amount of layers of snow. In 24w44a, for 1-3 and 7-8 layers of snow, it pushes the entity about 4 blocks, but between 4-6 layers of snow, the entity is pushed 5 blocks. This is unlike similar blocks like the honey block which push the entity the same amount of blocks between 1-7 layers of snow above the block.
What I expected to happen was...:
When entities are pushed by a slime block, it would slide the same amount of blocks no matter the amount of snow layers (as seen if the slime blocks under the snow layer is replaced with other blocks like stone)
What actually happened was...:
But in 19w45b and above, entities slide on 5 blocks on a slime block and 3 to 5 layers of snow.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Place an armor stand on a line of slime block (5-6) with snow layers (or not)
- Push the armor stand with slime block
- The distance traveled depend on the layers of snow and on the version



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