Furnace Fire Meter Inaccuracy
I put 1 coal block in a furnace to smelt a stack of irons.
I walked away some distance so the chunk unloaded.
When I came back, the stack of iron had almost finished smelting but the fire meter was still at full fireness.
So I got a stack of cobble out of a chest, and the fire meter was still full when I re-clicked on the furnace.
I left it for about a minute while doing other things, in the same chunk.
When I came back, the furnace was already out, and only two of the cobbles I'd just placed in it had smelted.
This happened before when I was using lava buckets, probably in 1.2.3 - 1.2.5ish Minecraft version.
Environment
Windows 8, 32bit Java 1.7.1, Vanilla Minecraft,
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Furnace Fire Meter Inaccuracy
I put 1 coal block in a furnace to smelt a stack of irons.
I walked away some distance so the chunk unloaded.
When I came back, the stack of iron had almost finished smelting but the fire meter was still at full fireness.
So I got a stack of cobble out of a chest, and the fire meter was still full when I re-clicked on the furnace.
I left it for about a minute while doing other things, in the same chunk.
When I came back, the furnace was already out, and only two of the cobbles I'd just placed in it had smelted.This happened before when I was using lava buckets, probably in 1.2.3 - 1.2.5ish Minecraft version.
Environment
Windows 8, 32bit Java 1.7.1, Vanilla Minecraft,
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- Open
- Unconfirmed
- Survival
- chunk chunkloading fire_icon fire_meter furnace inaccurate smelt smelting
- 1.6.2
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MC-10025