Double doors do not automatically form between waxed and unwaxed copper doors, even of the same variant
When placing two doors of the same type fully adjacent to each other and facing the same cardinal direction, the second door will always be rotated towards the first one, creating a double door. However, this does not happen between waxed and unwaxed copper doors of the same oxidation level, even though they have the exact same texture.
Created Issue:
Double doors do not automatically form between waxed and unwaxed copper doors, even of the same variant
When placing two doors of the same type adjacent to each other and facing the same direction, the second door will always be rotated towards the first one, creating a double door. However, this does not happen between waxed and unwaxed copper doors of the same oxidation level, even though they have the exact same texture.
When placing two doors of the same type adjacent to each other and facing the same cardinal direction, the second door will always be rotated towards the first one, creating a double door. However, this does not happen between waxed and unwaxed copper doors of the same oxidation level, even though they have the exact same texture.
When placing two doors of the same type fully adjacent to each other and facing the same cardinal direction, the second door will always be rotated towards the first one, creating a double door. However, this does not happen between waxed and unwaxed copper doors of the same oxidation level, even though they have the exact same texture.
In 1.20.6, double doors required doors of the same type. For example, oak and iron doors placed next to each other did not form double doors. This is no longer the case in 24w21b. Likely caused by the fix for MC-266290. Possibly WAI.
Steps to Reproduce
- Place an oak door.
- Place an iron door next to the oak door.
Expected Result
Double door is not automatically created.
Actual Result
Double door is automatically created.
Can confirm. Seeing as the two doors share the same texture, and are of the same base material, it is unexpected they would not automatically face each other.
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