Brushes ignore CanPlaceOn tag when switching which block is targeted while brushing
Bug
When using a brush with nbt of {CanPlaceOn:["minecraft:suspicious_sand"]} in adventure mode, you can still brush suspicious gravel if you switch to it while brushing suspicious sand and vice versa.
Created Issue:
Brush inconsistencies
When using a brush with nbt of {CanPlaceOn:["minecraft:suspicious_sand"]} in adventure mode, you can still brush suspicious gravel if you switch to it while brushing suspicious sand and vice versa.
Environment
2019 Macbook pro, java 1.20.
2019 Macbook pro, java 1.20.
When using a brush with nbt of {CanPlaceOn: ["minecraft:suspicious_sand"] } in adventure mode, you can still brush suspicious gravel if you switch to it while brushing suspicious sand and vice versa.
Bug
When using a brush with nbt of
{CanPlaceOn:["minecraft:suspicious_sand"]}in adventure mode, you can still brush suspicious gravel if you switch to it while brushing suspicious sand and vice versa.
Bug
When using a brush with nbt of
{CanPlaceOn:["minecraft:suspicious_sand"]}in adventure mode, you can still brush suspicious gravel if you switch to it while brushing suspicious sand and vice versa.
Bug
When using a brush with nbt of {CanPlaceOn:["minecraft:suspicious_sand"]} in adventure mode, you can still brush suspicious gravel if you switch to it while brushing suspicious sand and vice versa.
This is because the tag is checked at the moment you click the block to start brushing