MC-50528cloning trees with decay-able leaves changes the data values on the cloned products leaves
If you clone a regularly generated tree that has the normal leaves that can decay, its clone produces a tree whose leaves data values are not the same as the original tree, as if the tree started to decompose slightly while being cloned.
How to reproduce: Clone a naturally generated tree, then go into mcedit and look at the damage values of the new trees leaves. This prevents you from doing a fill/replace command on the cloned tree to replace all the leaves.
The clone command im using is /clone 1566 56 1284 1570 61 1288 ~ ~ ~ replace ... but it works with any clone command, on any space, so it isn't the formatting of the command.
Environment
windows 7 64bit
Created Issue:
cloning trees with decay-able leaves changes the data values on the cloned products leaves
If you clone a regularly generated tree that has the normal leaves that can decay, its clone produces a tree whose leaves data values are not the same as the original tree, as if the tree started to decompose slightly while being cloned.
How to reproduce: Clone a naturally generated tree, then go into mcedit and look at the damage values of the new trees leaves. This prevents you from doing a fill/replace command on the cloned tree to replace all the leaves.
Environment
windows 7 64bit
If you clone a regularly generated tree that has the normal leaves that can decay, its clone produces a tree whose leaves data values are not the same as the original tree, as if the tree started to decompose slightly while being cloned.
How to reproduce: Clone a naturally generated tree, then go into mcedit and look at the damage values of the new trees leaves. This prevents you from doing a fill/replace command on the cloned tree to replace all the leaves.
The clone command im using is /clone 1566 56 1284 1570 61 1288 ~ ~ ~ replace
If you clone a regularly generated tree that has the normal leaves that can decay, its clone produces a tree whose leaves data values are not the same as the original tree, as if the tree started to decompose slightly while being cloned.
How to reproduce: Clone a naturally generated tree, then go into mcedit and look at the damage values of the new trees leaves. This prevents you from doing a fill/replace command on the cloned tree to replace all the leaves.
The clone command im using is /clone 1566 56 1284 1570 61 1288 ~ ~ ~ replace ... but it works with any clone command, on any space, so it isn't the formatting of the command.
Please provide the clone command issued.
Is this still a concern in the current Minecraft version 14w19a / Launcher version 1.3.11 or later? If so, please update the affected versions in order to best aid Mojang ensuring bugs are still valid in the latest releases/pre-releases.
Fixed in 14w21b, see screenshots.