MC-18959Inconsistent Mob Render View Distances
What I expected to happen was...:
That all mobs would have a consistent render view distance.
What actually happened was...:
That there is a significant difference in the render view distance of all mobs.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create an enclosed area where you can spawn a mob
2. Spawn a mob (any would do)
3. Walk away from mob
4. Stop once mob is no longer visible
My Results:
The following results are the distances before the mob are suddenly no longer visible:
-Chick: 14 blocks
-Baby Wolf: 22 blocks
-Baby Ocelot: 22 blocks
-Chicken: 28 blocks
-Baby Pig: 29 blocks
-Baby Villager: 33 blocks
-Baby Sheep: 34 blocks
-Baby Cow: 34 blocks
-Bat: 41 blocks
-Wolf: 43 blocks
-Ocelot: 43 blocks
-Baby Horse: 49 blocks
-Pig: 58 blocks
-Villager: 64 blocks
-Creeper, Skeleton, Zombie, Zombie Pigman, Blaze: 64 blocks
-Cow: 66 blocks
-Sheep: 66 blocks
-Horse: 79-85 blocks
Note:
My viewing distance is set to Far and Advanced OpenGL (On or Off) gives the same results
Environment
Window 7 and Java Version 1.7.0_09
Linked Issues
Created Issue:
Inconsistent Mob Render View Distances
What I expected to happen was...:
That all mobs would have a consistent render view distance.What actually happened was...:
That there is a significant difference in the render view distance of all mobs.Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create an enclosed area where you can spawn a mob
2. Spawn a mob (any would do)
3. Walk away from mob
4. Stop once mob is no longer visibleMy Results:
The following results are the distances before the mob are suddenly no longer visible:
-Chick: 14 blocks
-Baby Wolf: 22 blocks
-Baby Ocelot: 22 blocks
-Chicken: 28 blocks
-Baby Pig: 29 blocks
-Baby Villager: 33 blocks
-Baby Sheep: 34 blocks
-Baby Cow: 34 blocks
-Bat: 41 blocks
-Wolf: 43 blocks
-Ocelot: 43 blocks
-Baby Horse: 49 blocks
-Pig: 58 blocks
-Villager: 64 blocks
-Creeper, Skeleton, Zombie, Zombie Pigman, Blaze: 64 blocks
-Cow: 66 blocks
-Sheep: 66 blocks
-Horse: 79-85 blocksNote:
My viewing distance is set to Far and Advanced OpenGL (On or Off) gives the same resultsEnvironment
Window 7 and Java Version 1.7.0_09
is duplicated by
Works like this for performance reasons.
Do they realize this very easily causes a situation where a clearly visible zombie is riding an invisible chicken?