MC-192083Banners and signs on the side of a block cause walls below them to become posts
Placing a banner or a sign on the side of a block with any type of wall below the banner causes the wall to have its up blockstate set to true. This is because all banners are included in the wall_post_override block tag, not just standing ones.
What I expected to happen was....
Placing a banner or a sign on the side of a block with a wall below it to keep the wall as it is
What actually happened was....
The wall gained a bump as if I placed the banner or the sign standing upright on top of the wall itself
Steps to reproduce:
- Place any type of wall
- Place a block diagonal to it
- Place a banner or a sign on the side of the block, above the wall
→
The wall raises up to connect to the banner or the sign
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NormalCreated Issue:
Banners on the side of a block cause walls below them to become posts
Placing a banner on the side of a block with any type of wall below the banner causes the wall to have its up blockstate set to true. This is because all banners are included in the wall_post_override block tag, not just standing ones.
What I expected to happen was....
Placing a banner on the side of a block with a wall below it to keep the wall as it is
What actually happened was....
The wall gained a bump as if I placed the banner standing upright on top of the wall itself
Steps to reproduce:
- Place any type of wall
- Place a block diagonal to it
- Place a banner on the side of the block, above the wall
- →
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Banners and signs on the side of a block cause walls below them to become posts
Placing a banner or a sign on the side of a block with any type of wall below the banner causes the wall to have its up blockstate set to true. This is because all banners are included in the wall_post_override block tag, not just standing ones.
What I expected to happen was....
Placing a banner or a sign on the side of a block with a wall below it to keep the wall as it is
What actually happened was....
The wall gained a bump as if I placed the banner or the sign standing upright on top of the wall itself
Steps to reproduce:
- Place any type of wall
- Place a block diagonal to it
- Place a banner or a sign on the side of the block, above the wall
- →
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Placing a banner or a sign on the side of a block with any type of wall below the banner causes the wall to have its up blockstate set to true. This is because all banners are included in the wall_post_override block tag, not just standing ones.
What I expected to happen was....
Placing a banner or a sign on the side of a block with a wall below it to keep the wall as it is
What actually happened was....
The wall gained a bump as if I placed the banner or the sign standing upright on top of the wall itself
Steps to reproduce:
- Place any type of wall
- Place a block diagonal to it
- Place a banner or a sign on the side of the block, above the wall
→Placing a banner or a sign on the side of a block with any type of wall below the banner causes the wall to have its up blockstate set to true. This is because all banners are included in the wall_post_override block tag, not just standing ones.
What I expected to happen was....
Placing a banner or a sign on the side of a block with a wall below it to keep the wall as it is
What actually happened was....
The wall gained a bump as if I placed the banner or the sign standing upright on top of the wall itself
Steps to reproduce:
- Place any type of wall
- Place a block diagonal to it
- Place a banner or a sign on the side of the block, above the wall
→
Placing a banner or a sign on the side of a block with any type of wall below the banner causes the wall to have its up blockstate set to true. This is because all banners are included in the wall_post_override block tag, not just standing ones.
What I expected to happen was....
Placing a banner or a sign on the side of a block with a wall below it to keep the wall as it is
What actually happened was....
The wall gained a bump as if I placed the banner or the sign standing upright on top of the wall itself
Steps to reproduce:
- Place any type of wall
- Place a block diagonal to it
- Place a banner or a sign on the side of the block, above the wall
→
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Duplicate of MC-192083
Can confirm in 20w48a.
Can confirm in 20w51a.
Can confirm in 21w03a.
Can confirm in 21w15a.
Can confirm in 1.16.5 and 21w18a.
Can confirm in 1.17.
Can confirm in 1.17.1.
Can confirm in 1.18.
Can confirm in 1.18.
Can confirm in 1.18.1.
Can confirm in 1.18.2.
Can confirm in 1.19.
Can confirm in 1.19.2.
Suggested fix:
In wall_post_override.json
Change
to
And the tag for banners should be divided up into wall banners and standing banners similar to signs to allow the same distinction to be made.
Confirmed in 1.19.4 and 23w12a.