MC-71391Ocean biome encroaching on mushroom islands
In all of my Minecraft experience to date, if a mushroom island is found out in the open ocean with no bordering biomes, it will be a one-biome environment of only mycelium. However, today I encountered a mushroom biome with ocean biome encroaching onto the actual land sections, resulting in grass generation alongside the proper mycelium. Not only is this unsightly, it results in the normally spawn-free mushroom islands having squares where hostile monsters can spawn at night/in darkness.
For an example of this, create a new Default world with the seed -2131116689 and teleport to -8203 63 608. The faulty generation will be visible directly under your feet.
Environment
Windows 7 and Java 7 Update 65 64-bit
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Ocean biome encroaching on mushroom islands
In all of my Minecraft experience to date, if a mushroom island is found out in the open ocean with no bordering biomes, it will be a one-biome environment of only mycelium. However, today I encountered a mushroom biome with ocean biome encroaching onto the actual land sections, resulting in grass generation alongside the proper mycelium. Not only is this unsightly, it results in the normally spawn-free mushroom islands having squares where hostile monsters can spawn at night/in darkness.
For an example of this, create a new Default world with the seed -2131116689 and teleport to -8203 63 608. The faulty generation will be visible directly under your feet.
Environment
Windows 7 and Java 7 Update 65 64-bit
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[Mojang] Searge (Michael Stoyke)Working as intended? With what reasoning? Please explain why this change was made without being entered into the patch notes, if indeed it was deliberate.
Random world generation = random world generation.
I think this is a duplicate of
MC-18508, they're both about parts of ocean biomes being higher than sea level and having grass on them.