MC-256807Hanging sign GUIs don't always reflect their models accordingly
The Bug:
Hanging sign GUIs don't always reflect their models accordingly.
This isn't a problem for signs, wall signs, or wall hanging signs, but is a problem for hanging signs and hanging signs with their "attached" block state set to "true". I understand that it may be difficult to understand the issue here so I've attached a comparison analysis image which can be found below that will hopefully help in clearing up any confusion.
MC-256807 - Comparison Analysis.png
Steps to Reproduce:
- Place down a hanging sign or a hanging sign with its "attached" block state set to "true".
- Look closely at the texture of the hanging sign within its GUI.
- Press the "Done" button and look at the model of the given hanging sign.
- Take note as to whether or not hanging sign GUIs don't always reflect their models accordingly.
Observed Behavior:
Hanging sign GUIs don't always reflect their models accordingly.
Expected Behavior:
Hanging sign GUIs would reflect their models accordingly.
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Created Issue:
Hanging sign GUIs doesn't always reflect their models accordingly
The Bug:
Hanging sign GUIs doesn't always reflect their models accordingly.
This isn't a problem for signs, wall signs, or wall hanging signs, but is a problem for hanging signs and hanging signs with their "attached" block state set to "true". I understand it may be difficult to understand the issue here so I've attached a comparison image which will hopefully help in clearing up any confusion here.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Place down a hanging sign or a hanging sign with its "attached" block state set to "true".
- Look closely at the texture of the hanging sign within its GUI.
- Press the "Done" button and look at the model of the given hanging sign.
- Take note as to whether or not hanging sign GUIs doesn't always reflect their models accordingly.
Observed Behavior:
Hanging sign GUIs doesn't always reflect their models accordingly.
Expected Behavior:
Hanging sign GUIs would reflect their models accordingly.
The Bug:
Hanging sign GUIs doesn't always reflect their models accordingly.
This isn't a problem for signs, wall signs, or wall hanging signs, but is a problem for hanging signs and hanging signs with their "attached" block state set to "true". I understand it may be difficult to understand the issue here so I've attached a comparison image which will hopefully help in clearing up any confusion
here.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Place down a hanging sign or a hanging sign with its "attached" block state set to "true".
- Look closely at the texture of the hanging sign within its GUI.
- Press the "Done" button and look at the model of the given hanging sign.
- Take note as to whether or not hanging sign GUIs doesn't always reflect their models accordingly.
Observed Behavior:
Hanging sign GUIs doesn't always reflect their models accordingly.
Expected Behavior:
Hanging sign GUIs would reflect their models accordingly.
The Bug:
Hanging sign GUIs doesn't always reflect their models accordingly.
This isn't a problem for signs, wall signs, or wall hanging signs, but is a problem for hanging signs and hanging signs with their "attached" block state set to "true". I understand that it may be difficult to understand the issue here so I've attached a comparison analysis image which can be found below that will hopefully help in clearing up any confusion.
MC-256807 - Comparison Analysis.png
Steps to Reproduce:
- Place down a hanging sign or a hanging sign with its "attached" block state set to "true".
- Look closely at the texture of the hanging sign within its GUI.
- Press the "Done" button and look at the model of the given hanging sign.
- Take note as to whether or not hanging sign GUIs doesn't always reflect their models accordingly.
Observed Behavior:
Hanging sign GUIs doesn't always reflect their models accordingly.
Expected Behavior:
Hanging sign GUIs would reflect their models accordingly.
MC-256807 - Comparison Analysis.png
The Bug:
Hanging sign GUIs do
esn't always reflect their models accordingly.This isn't a problem for signs, wall signs, or wall hanging signs, but is a problem for hanging signs and hanging signs with their "attached" block state set to "true". I understand that it may be difficult to understand the issue here so I've attached a comparison analysis image which can be found below that will hopefully help in clearing up any confusion.
MC-256807 - Comparison Analysis.png
Steps to Reproduce:
- Place down a hanging sign or a hanging sign with its "attached" block state set to "true".
- Look closely at the texture of the hanging sign within its GUI.
- Press the "Done" button and look at the model of the given hanging sign.
- Take note as to whether or not hanging sign GUIs do
esn't always reflect their models accordingly.Observed Behavior:
Hanging sign GUIs do
esn't always reflect their models accordingly.Expected Behavior:
Hanging sign GUIs would reflect their models accordingly.
Hanging sign GUIs doesn't always reflect their models accordingly
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LowThe Bug:
Hanging sign GUIs don't always reflect their models accordingly.
This isn't a problem for signs, wall signs, or wall hanging signs, but is a problem for hanging signs and hanging signs with their "attached" block state set to "true". I understand that it may be difficult to understand the issue here so I've attached a comparison analysis image which can be found below that will hopefully help in clearing up any confusion.
MC-256807 - Comparison Analysis.png
Steps to Reproduce:
- Place down a hanging sign or a hanging sign with its "attached" block state set to "true".
- Look closely at the texture of the hanging sign within its GUI.
- Press the "Done" button and look at the model of the given hanging sign.
- Take note as to whether or not hanging sign GUIs don't always reflect their models accordingly.
Observed Behavior:
Hanging sign GUIs don't always reflect their models accordingly.
Expected Behavior:
Hanging sign GUIs would reflect their models accordingly.
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relates to
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relates to
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Relates to MC-256807, BTW.
I can confirm this behavior.
Wall hanging sign is actually not accurate when you look at the chain portion of the gui.
May relate to MC-264571