MC-33426Horizon and sky brightness is affected by the light level of the block the player stands.
What I expected to happen was:
Horizon and sky brightness/color to only be affected by the in-game time, just like the behavior in previous official Minecraft releases (1.6.2 , 1.6.4).
What actually happened was:
The brightness/color of the horizon and sky was affected accordingly to the light level of the player's position.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Find a place where you can have clear view of the horizon.
- Build a sunshade there.
- Look at the horizon while directly under the sky.
- Then go under the sunshade and observe how the horizon becomes darker.
Note to mods: This is not the same bug report as MC-1380.
The first and the second screenshot show the difference between versions 13w39b and 1.6.4 .
Environment
Windows 7 Ultimate x64
Linked Issues
Created Issue:
Horizon and sky brightness is affected by the light level of the block the player stands.
What I expected to happen was:
Horizon and sky brightness/color to only be affected by the in-game time, just like the behavior in previous official Minecraft releases (1.6.2 , 1.6.4).What actually happened was:
The brightness/color of the horizon and sky was affected accordingly to the light level of the player's position.Steps to Reproduce:
- Find a place where you can have clear view of the horizon.
- Build a sunshade there.
- Look at the horizon while directly under the sky.
- Then go under the sunshade and observe how the horizon becomes darker.
Note to mods: This is not the same bug report as
MC-1380.Environment
Windows 7 Ultimate x64
What I expected to happen was:
Horizon and sky brightness/color to only be affected by the in-game time, just like the behavior in previous official Minecraft releases (1.6.2 , 1.6.4).What actually happened was:
The brightness/color of the horizon and sky was affected accordingly to the light level of the player's position.Steps to Reproduce:
- Find a place where you can have clear view of the horizon.
- Build a sunshade there.
- Look at the horizon while directly under the sky.
- Then go under the sunshade and observe how the horizon becomes darker.
Note to mods: This is not the same bug report as
MC-1380.The first and the second screenshot show the difference between versions 1.6.4 and 13w39b.
What I expected to happen was:
Horizon and sky brightness/color to only be affected by the in-game time, just like the behavior in previous official Minecraft releases (1.6.2 , 1.6.4).What actually happened was:
The brightness/color of the horizon and sky was affected accordingly to the light level of the player's position.Steps to Reproduce:
- Find a place where you can have clear view of the horizon.
- Build a sunshade there.
- Look at the horizon while directly under the sky.
- Then go under the sunshade and observe how the horizon becomes darker.
Note to mods: This is not the same bug report as
MC-1380.The first and the second screenshot show the difference between versions 1
.6.4and 13w39b.What I expected to happen was:
Horizon and sky brightness/color to only be affected by the in-game time, just like the behavior in previous official Minecraft releases (1.6.2 , 1.6.4).What actually happened was:
The brightness/color of the horizon and sky was affected accordingly to the light level of the player's position.Steps to Reproduce:
- Find a place where you can have clear view of the horizon.
- Build a sunshade there.
- Look at the horizon while directly under the sky.
- Then go under the sunshade and observe how the horizon becomes darker.
Note to mods: This is not the same bug report as
MC-1380.The first and the second screenshot show the difference between versions 13w39b and 1.6.4 .
duplicates
Clearly a dublicate of
MC-31681Duplicate of
MC-31681- If you have not, please use the search function in the future, to see if your bug has already been submitted. If you could not find the original report, please comment with the keywords you searched for.Sorry about that. It would be impossible to find it with the search terms I've used (sky, horizon, color, brightness).