Sheared sheep are always white
I noticed when you shear a sheep, the naked sheep has white wool in it's body, not the color you cut. This should be fixed, as it's very hard to distinguish whic color is each sheep after shearing, and because it's not visually appealing.
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MC-75384After shearing sheeps, they don't represent their color properlyDuplicateMC-77031Sheared Sheep skin only has white "stubble"DuplicateMC-93943Sheep do not change color with their wool.DuplicateMC-94694Colored sheep's after shearingDuplicateMC-94715Sheared Sheep Have Improper Texture.DuplicateMC-101903Bug with black sheepDuplicateMC-111538Sheep Bug (16w50a)DuplicateMC-120541Sheared dyed sheep all appear whiteDuplicateMC-125080sheep colourDuplicateMC-152467Sheep don't retain wool colour after sheeringDuplicateMC-168144Colored sheep turn whiteDuplicateMC-174374Sheep when sheared look White, no matter the color. So it creates confusionDuplicateMC-190116Brown sheep turns white after it is shearedDuplicateMC-194371Sheep don't keep wool color when in sheared stageDuplicateMC-198885The color of the wool on a sheared sheep‘s legs are whiteDuplicateMC-216107Colored sheep are white when shearedDuplicateMC-274672Shorn Sheep look white despite actual colorDuplicateMC-276397Dyed Sheep only show white wool spots when they are sheared.DuplicateMC-4126Sheared sheep are always white!Duplicate
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Uncorrectly colored sheep
I noticed when you shear a sheep, the naked sheep has white wool in it's body, not the color you cut. This should be fixed, as it's very hard to distinguish whic color is each sheep after shearing, and because it's not visually appealing.
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Duplicate of MC-1823 , please use the search function to see if your bug has already been submitted. Currently over 30% of tickets are being closed as duplicate.
Dupe of MC-1823.
Please mark this as a duplicate of MC-1823.
I understand your point. What I'm saying is that the only time the "Works as Intended" resolution should be used is if Mojang actually wants it to be in the game. This lag, while not a huge problem, and basically unfixable, is not something that Mojang thought would be good to have. It's just a problem that isn't going to be fixed because it doesn't bother anyone anymore. That's what the "Won't Fix" resolution is for. Something that everyone agrees is a bug, but Mojang, for whatever reason, isn't going to fix it.
As it is, many bugs that Mojang has decided not to fix are labeled WAI, such as MC-1823, MC-2313, MC-10708, MC-30663, MC-50605, MC-63055, MC-63446, MC-64634, MC-77170, and MC-78797. In all of these reports, the issue is clearly not something that Mojang intended to occur. They have simply decided not to fix it, sometimes for performance reasons, sometimes because it would just take too much effort. The "Won't Fix" resolution is woefully underused, which leads to very inconsistent resolutions. WAI should only be used when it was actually intended, such as MC-11220, MC-35860, MC-48184, MC-63380, MC-78691, and MC-79609.
This is a duplicate of MC-1823 / an enhancement suggestion. For feature suggestions or changes please see: Minecraft Suggestions on Reddit.
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This issue duplicates MC-1823.
Thank you for your report!
However, this issue is a Duplicate of MC-1823.
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I dyed a sheep blue then sheared it, and it got back its blue wool when it ate grass. The sheep being white while sheared is MC-1823.
WAI, see MC-1823
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We're actually already tracking this issue in MC-1823, so I resolved and linked this ticket as a duplicate.
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Hi there!
This looks like a duplicate of MC-1823. This is an intentional feature, and you shouldn't expect it to be patched as a bug. You can suggest a change to this on the feedback website at https://feedback.minecraft.net/hc/en-us.
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However, we are already tracking this issue, and this report is a Duplicate of MC-1823, which has been marked as Works as Intended - this is an intentional game feature. If you have a different opinion, please visit the Feedback website.
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Thank you for your report!
We're tracking this issue in MC-1823, so this ticket is being resolved and linked as a duplicate.
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Thank you for your report!
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Tickets can be resolved for many reasons; in this case, the relevant ticket MC-1823 was resolved with the reason "works as intended"
This is a feature request, not a bug.
You are right, this would be nice. But currently this works as intended. Not a bug.
This should probably be resolved as "Won't fix", as it would normally be considered a bug.
I understand this isn't a bug, as a sheep's colour is apparent in their "armour" layer, and their (white) skin texture has nothing to do with it. So sheared sheep are simply technically expected to always appear white. However, seeing players have multiple skin layers as well, it should be possible for instance to have sheep show an intermediate layer underneath their armour, specifically for showing their dyed colour when the armour is sheared.
But important to note, as far as the player is concerned, this is a bug. The technical implementation of how a sheep's colours are rendered I believe should not affect that percepton. If from technical perspective this issue is to be more of a content suggestion, I'd personally would like to suggest that. I sadly can't select that Issue Type however.
Please reopen this ticket, as the sheep appear differently between Java and Bedrock edition. In bedrock they actually do show their dyed colours when sheared.
If this ticket would be too old, please reopen my new ticket
MC-120541Hey [Helper] Jack McKalling - We're already working on achieving parity across versions where possible, and we're very keen to hear your requests or suggestions, so we'd encourage you to make a post at https://feedback.minecraft.net, or upvote an existing topic there.
If you're not sure whether your issue is a parity request or a bug, hopefully this article will help explain further: Parity Request Guide
If everyone is wondering, there is a ticket in the feedback website there https://feedback.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/community/posts/360078155412-Sheep-to-keep-their-colour-onced-sheared-in-Java-just-like-bedrock
Mojang, this issue have been there for so long and you make Bedrock Parity fixes for Java quite rarely, you do, but there is not a lot compared to what could be added from Bedrock to Java
But please at least consider this fix for Java, it’s been there for so long and that’s a small fix (I think)