MC-227002Doors can be used to clip into fences
Doors can connect to fences when it would make sense to do so, so you can open and close the door to change whether or not the fence connects to it.
When you are inside where the fence would connect to the door, and you change the state of the door, the fence connects to it, while you are inside of it, making you able to walk right through the fence.
Also works perfectly with trapdoors instead of doors, as well as walls, glass panes, and iron bars instead of fences, though for walls it stops you at the pillar, being much less noticeable without another one behind it. Also it is much less noticeable if there are the respective block to the side of it, only clipping you partially into the block.
This is likely caused when Mojang made it so connectable blocks, like fences, walls, etc. could connect to any fully solid face of the block, instead of any solid block. This was probably done so that connectable blocks can connect to the back of stairs, but in doing so they made it connect to other blocks, like doors and trapdoors. Changing the state of a door is the only way to change the block connections without placing or breaking a block, so that is how this bug is caused
What I expected to happen was:
- The fence would push me out when I change the state of the door
What actually happened was:
- I clip into the fence when I change the state of the door, allowing me to walk right through it
Steps to reproduce:
- Place down a fence, and a door next to it.
- Go where the door meets up with the fence and go right up against the fence
- Right click the door
- Walk towards the fence
- Notice that you can walk freely inside the fence, until you leave the block.
Fix suggestions:
- Make it so that doors and trapdoors cannot connect to blocks like fences or walls
- Make it so that when you do the steps provided, it pushes you out of the solid part of the block
(Note this bug was marked as a duplicate for MC-122376 when it is not. I created a new ticket (MC-227095) because of this)
Environment
Windows 10, intel core i5 10th gen, 1GB dedicated to Minecraft
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this is not meant to be seenDoors can connect to fences when it would make sense to do so, so you can open and close the door to change whether or not the fence connects to it.
When you are inside where the fence would connect to the door, and you change the state of the door, the fence connects to it, while you are inside of it, making you able to walk right through the fence.
Also works perfectly with trapdoors instead of doors, as well as walls, glass panes, and iron bars instead of fences, though for walls it stops you at the pillar, being much less noticeable without another one behind it. Al is much less noticeable if there are the respective block to the side of it, only clipping you partially into the block.
What I expected to happen was:
- The fence would push me out when I change the state of the door
What actually happened was:
- I clip into the fence when I change the state of the door, allowing me to walk right through it
Steps to reproduce:
- Place down a fence, and a door next to it.
- Go where the door meets up with the fence and go right up against the fence
- Right click the door
- Walk towards the fence
- Notice that you can walk freely inside the fence, until you leave the block.
Windows 10, intel core i5 10th gen, 1GB dedicated to Minecraft
tesrDoors can be used to clip into fences
Doors can connect to fences when it would make sense to do so, so you can open and close the door to change whether or not the fence connects to it.
When you are inside where the fence would connect to the door, and you change the state of the door, the fence connects to it, while you are inside of it, making you able to walk right through the fence.
Also works perfectly with trapdoors instead of doors, as well as walls, glass panes, and iron bars instead of fences, though for walls it stops you at the pillar, being much less noticeable without another one behind it. Al is much less noticeable if there are the respective block to the side of it, only clipping you partially into the block.
What I expected to happen was:
- The fence would push me out when I change the state of the door
What actually happened was:
- I clip into the fence when I change the state of the door, allowing me to walk right through it
Steps to reproduce:
- Place down a fence, and a door next to it.
- Go where the door meets up with the fence and go right up against the fence
- Right click the door
- Walk towards the fence
- Notice that you can walk freely inside the fence, until you leave the block.
Fix suggestions:
- Make it so that doors and trapdoors cannot connect to blocks like fences or walls
- Make it so that when you do the steps provided, it pushes you out of the solid part of the block
Doors can connect to fences when it would make sense to do so, so you can open and close the door to change whether or not the fence connects to it.
When you are inside where the fence would connect to the door, and you change the state of the door, the fence connects to it, while you are inside of it, making you able to walk right through the fence.
Also works perfectly with trapdoors instead of doors, as well as walls, glass panes, and iron bars instead of fences, though for walls it stops you at the pillar, being much less noticeable without another one behind it. Also it is much less noticeable if there are the respective block to the side of it, only clipping you partially into the block.
What I expected to happen was:
- The fence would push me out when I change the state of the door
What actually happened was:
- I clip into the fence when I change the state of the door, allowing me to walk right through it
Steps to reproduce:
- Place down a fence, and a door next to it.
- Go where the door meets up with the fence and go right up against the fence
- Right click the door
- Walk towards the fence
- Notice that you can walk freely inside the fence, until you leave the block.
Fix suggestions:
- Make it so that doors and trapdoors cannot connect to blocks like fences or walls
- Make it so that when you do the steps provided, it pushes you out of the solid part of the block
Doors can connect to fences when it would make sense to do so, so you can open and close the door to change whether or not the fence connects to it.
When you are inside where the fence would connect to the door, and you change the state of the door, the fence connects to it, while you are inside of it, making you able to walk right through the fence.
Also works perfectly with trapdoors instead of doors, as well as walls, glass panes, and iron bars instead of fences, though for walls it stops you at the pillar, being much less noticeable without another one behind it. Also it is much less noticeable if there are the respective block to the side of it, only clipping you partially into the block.
This is likely caused when Mojang made it so connectable blocks, like fences, walls, etc. could connect to any fully solid face of the block, instead of any solid block. This was probably done so that connectable blocks can connect to the back of stairs, but in doing so they made it cennect to other blocks, like doors and trapdoors. Changing the state of a door is the only way to change the block connections without placing or breaking a block, so that is how this bug is caused
What I expected to happen was:
- The fence would push me out when I change the state of the door
What actually happened was:
- I clip into the fence when I change the state of the door, allowing me to walk right through it
Steps to reproduce:
- Place down a fence, and a door next to it.
- Go where the door meets up with the fence and go right up against the fence
- Right click the door
- Walk towards the fence
- Notice that you can walk freely inside the fence, until you leave the block.
Fix suggestions:
- Make it so that doors and trapdoors cannot connect to blocks like fences or walls
- Make it so that when you do the steps provided, it pushes you out of the solid part of the block
Doors can connect to fences when it would make sense to do so, so you can open and close the door to change whether or not the fence connects to it.
When you are inside where the fence would connect to the door, and you change the state of the door, the fence connects to it, while you are inside of it, making you able to walk right through the fence.
Also works perfectly with trapdoors instead of doors, as well as walls, glass panes, and iron bars instead of fences, though for walls it stops you at the pillar, being much less noticeable without another one behind it. Also it is much less noticeable if there are the respective block to the side of it, only clipping you partially into the block.
This is likely caused when Mojang made it so connectable blocks, like fences, walls, etc. could connect to any fully solid face of the block, instead of any solid block. This was probably done so that connectable blocks can connect to the back of stairs, but in doing so they made it c
ennect to other blocks, like doors and trapdoors. Changing the state of a door is the only way to change the block connections without placing or breaking a block, so that is how this bug is causedWhat I expected to happen was:
- The fence would push me out when I change the state of the door
What actually happened was:
- I clip into the fence when I change the state of the door, allowing me to walk right through it
Steps to reproduce:
- Place down a fence, and a door next to it.
- Go where the door meets up with the fence and go right up against the fence
- Right click the door
- Walk towards the fence
- Notice that you can walk freely inside the fence, until you leave the block.
Fix suggestions:
- Make it so that doors and trapdoors cannot connect to blocks like fences or walls
- Make it so that when you do the steps provided, it pushes you out of the solid part of the block
Doors can connect to fences when it would make sense to do so, so you can open and close the door to change whether or not the fence connects to it.
When you are inside where the fence would connect to the door, and you change the state of the door, the fence connects to it, while you are inside of it, making you able to walk right through the fence.
Also works perfectly with trapdoors instead of doors, as well as walls, glass panes, and iron bars instead of fences, though for walls it stops you at the pillar, being much less noticeable without another one behind it. Also it is much less noticeable if there are the respective block to the side of it, only clipping you partially into the block.
This is likely caused when Mojang made it so connectable blocks, like fences, walls, etc. could connect to any fully solid face of the block, instead of any solid block. This was probably done so that connectable blocks can connect to the back of stairs, but in doing so they made it connect to other blocks, like doors and trapdoors. Changing the state of a door is the only way to change the block connections without placing or breaking a block, so that is how this bug is caused
What I expected to happen was:
- The fence would push me out when I change the state of the door
What actually happened was:
- I clip into the fence when I change the state of the door, allowing me to walk right through it
Steps to reproduce:
- Place down a fence, and a door next to it.
- Go where the door meets up with the fence and go right up against the fence
- Right click the door
- Walk towards the fence
- Notice that you can walk freely inside the fence, until you leave the block.
Fix suggestions:
- Make it so that doors and trapdoors cannot connect to blocks like fences or walls
- Make it so that when you do the steps provided, it pushes you out of the solid part of the block
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duplicates
Doors can connect to fences when it would make sense to do so, so you can open and close the door to change whether or not the fence connects to it.
When you are inside where the fence would connect to the door, and you change the state of the door, the fence connects to it, while you are inside of it, making you able to walk right through the fence.
Also works perfectly with trapdoors instead of doors, as well as walls, glass panes, and iron bars instead of fences, though for walls it stops you at the pillar, being much less noticeable without another one behind it. Also it is much less noticeable if there are the respective block to the side of it, only clipping you partially into the block.
This is likely caused when Mojang made it so connectable blocks, like fences, walls, etc. could connect to any fully solid face of the block, instead of any solid block. This was probably done so that connectable blocks can connect to the back of stairs, but in doing so they made it connect to other blocks, like doors and trapdoors. Changing the state of a door is the only way to change the block connections without placing or breaking a block, so that is how this bug is caused
What I expected to happen was:
- The fence would push me out when I change the state of the door
What actually happened was:
- I clip into the fence when I change the state of the door, allowing me to walk right through it
Steps to reproduce:
- Place down a fence, and a door next to it.
- Go where the door meets up with the fence and go right up against the fence
- Right click the door
- Walk towards the fence
- Notice that you can walk freely inside the fence, until you leave the block.
Fix suggestions:
- Make it so that doors and trapdoors cannot connect to blocks like fences or walls
- Make it so that when you do the steps provided, it pushes you out of the solid part of the block
(Note this bug was marked as a duplicate for
MC-122376when it is not. I created a new ticket (MC-227095) because of this)
Doors can connect to fences when it would make sense to do so, so you can open and close the door to change whether or not the fence connects to it.
When you are inside where the fence would connect to the door, and you change the state of the door, the fence connects to it, while you are inside of it, making you able to walk right through the fence.
Also works perfectly with trapdoors instead of doors, as well as walls, glass panes, and iron bars instead of fences, though for walls it stops you at the pillar, being much less noticeable without another one behind it. Also, it is much less noticeable if there are the respective block to the side of it, only clipping you partially into the block.
This is likely caused when Mojang made it so connectable blocks, like fences, walls, etc. could connect to any fully solid face of the block, instead of any solid block. This was probably done so that connectable blocks can connect to the back of stairs, but in doing so they made it connect to other blocks, like doors and trapdoors. Changing the state of a door is the only way to change the block connections without placing or breaking a block, so that is how this bug is caused
What I expected to happen was:
- The fence would push me out when I change the state of the door
What actually happened was:
- I clip into the fence when I change the state of the door, allowing me to walk right through it
Steps to reproduce:
- Place down a fence, and a door next to it.
- Go where the door meets up with the fence and go right up against the fence
- Right click the door
- Walk towards the fence
- Notice that you can walk freely inside the fence, until you leave the block.
Fix suggestions:
- Easier fix: Make it so that doors and trapdoors cannot connect to blocks like fences or walls
- Harder fix: Make it so that when you do the steps provided, it pushes you out of the solid part of the block
This is not a duplicate of MC-122376 as this bug is that doors can connect to things like fences and walls, and that makes you able to walk through the connectable block. This bug is not the fact that you can clip into the door. Notice that I walk through the fence in the video. I needed to create a new ticket as the old one (MC-227002) was falsely marked as a duplicate.
Dupe of
MC-122376This is not a duplicate of
MC-122376as this bug is that doors can connect to fences, and that makes you able to walk through the fence. This bug is not the fact that you can clip into the door. Notice that I walk through the fence in the video.Although this bug relates to that bug, it is not a duplicate. This is very annoying, as you are probably not watching this ticket anymore. I can create a new ticket if that is necessary. Or alternatively, give me a reason that this bug is a duplicate.