Iron bars render oddly
This is most likely caused by the new pane/iron bar rendering which makes them a 2 pixel thick "box" rather than a super thin pane with a two pixel thick edge.
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Iron Bars, epically glitched when looking at an end on the left when facing direction 3
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Iron bars are render oddly in snapshot 13w41a
This is most likely caused by the new pane/iron bar rendering which makes them a 2 pixel thick "box" rather than a super thin pane with a two pixel thick edge.
*note
I have searched to see if there were any other pages about this bug, and haven't found anyEnvironment
Iron Bars, epically glitched in direction 2
Iron Bars, epically glitched
indirection2Iron Bars, epically glitched when looking at an end on the left when facing direction 3
Iron bars are render oddlyin snapshot 13w41a
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Duplicate of MC-34676 - 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.
Duplicate of MC-34676- 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.
Duplicate of MC-34720 AND MC-34676 - 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.


Can confirm.
I can confirm as well. It seems that on straight lines of iron bars running north and south, the norther most piece does not render correctly.
This seems to be caused by incorrect normals. The glass pane doesn't do backface culling, but iron bars does. However, with iron bars, some of the faces seem to be facing the same way, causing them to both be visible from one direction, and both be invisible from the other direction.