MC-93402Alternating blocks change on nerby block update
Blocks that have alternating models applied change their models once pretty randomly when a block update happens nearby.
A block does not need to get updated in order to change the model, it is enough if the block update happens near the block.
Normally I can just remove and replace a block and it will have the same model as before. That the model changes however, is not intended. Also this can only happen once per block and then it will stay unless you reload the world or something. It does not happen to all blocks, though and you might have to test several times to see it.
I've created a custom resource pack to make it more visible. The sandstone block alternates between 3 textures there. I choose lurid colors there in order to make it more visible when it changes.
The resource pack is attached for own experiments (I however do not recommend to use it for something else and I am not responsible for any epileptic seizures 
). If you create a flat world with the preset "redstone ready", you can test it easily
A gif to show the bug in action:
http://i.imgur.com/laAALsy.gif
Environment
Windows 10
Java 1.8.0_25 (64 bit)
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Alternating blocks change on nerby block update
Blocks that have alternating models applied change their models once pretty randomly when a block update happens nearby.
A block does not need to get updated in order to change the model, it is enough if the block update happens near the block.
Normally I can just remove and replace a block and it will have the same model as before. That the model changes however, is not intended. Also this happens only once per block and then it will stay unless you reload the world or something.I've created a custom resource pack to make it more visible. The sandstone block alternates between 3 textures there. I choose lurid colors there in order to make it more visible when it changes.
The resource pack is attached for own experiments (I however do not recommend to use it for something else and I am not responsible for any epileptic seizuresA gif to show the bug in action:
Environment
Windows 10
Java 1.8.0_25 (64 bit)
Attachments1
Blocks that have alternating models applied change their models once pretty randomly when a block update happens nearby.
A block does not need to get updated in order to change the model, it is enough if the block update happens near the block.
Normally I can just remove and replace a block and it will have the same model as before. That the model changes however, is not intended. Also this happens only once per block and then it will stay unless you reload the world or something.I've created a custom resource pack to make it more visible. The sandstone block alternates between 3 textures there. I choose lurid colors there in order to make it more visible when it changes.
The resource pack is attached for own experiments (I however do not recommend to use it for something else and I am not responsible for any epileptic seizuresA gif to show the bug in action:
Blocks that have alternating models applied change their models once pretty randomly when a block update happens nearby.
A block does not need to get updated in order to change the model, it is enough if the block update happens near the block.
Normally I can just remove and replace a block and it will have the same model as before. That the model changes however, is not intended. Also this happens only once per block and then it will stay unless you reload the world or something.I've created a custom resource pack to make it more visible. The sandstone block alternates between 3 textures there. I choose lurid colors there in order to make it more visible when it changes.
The resource pack is attached for own experiments (I however do not recommend to use it for something else and I am not responsible for any epileptic seizuresA gif to show the bug in action:
http://i.imgur.com/laAALsy.gif
Blocks that have alternating models applied change their models once pretty randomly when a block update happens nearby.
A block does not need to get updated in order to change the model, it is enough if the block update happens near the block.
Normally I can just remove and replace a block and it will have the same model as before. That the model changes however, is not intended. Also this happens onlyonce per block and then it will stay unless you reload the world or something.I've created a custom resource pack to make it more visible. The sandstone block alternates between 3 textures there. I choose lurid colors there in order to make it more visible when it changes.
The resource pack is attached for own experiments (I however do not recommend to use it for something else and I am not responsible for any epileptic seizuresA gif to show the bug in action:
http://i.imgur.com/laAALsy.gifBlocks that have alternating models applied change their models once pretty randomly when a block update happens nearby.
A block does not need to get updated in order to change the model, it is enough if the block update happens near the block.
Normally I can just remove and replace a block and it will have the same model as before. That the model changes however, is not intended. Also this can only happen once per block and then it will stay unless you reload the world or something. It does not happen to all blocks, though and you might have to test several times to see it.I've created a custom resource pack to make it more visible. The sandstone block alternates between 3 textures there. I choose lurid colors there in order to make it more visible when it changes.
The resource pack is attached for own experiments (I however do not recommend to use it for something else and I am not responsible for any epileptic seizuresA gif to show the bug in action:
http://i.imgur.com/laAALsy.gif
Blocks that have alternating models applied change their models once pretty randomly when a block update happens nearby.
A block does not need to get updated in order to change the model, it is enough if the block update happens near the block.
Normally I can just remove and replace a block and it will have the same model as before. That the model changes however, is not intended. Also this can only happen once per block and then it will stay unless you reload the world or something. It does not happen to all blocks, though and you might have to test several times to see it.I've created a custom resource pack to make it more visible. The sandstone block alternates between 3 textures there. I choose lurid colors there in order to make it more visible when it changes.
The resource pack is attached for own experiments (I however do not recommend to use it for something else and I am not responsible for any epileptic seizureszcreate a flat world with the preset "redstone ready", you can test it easilyA gif to show the bug in action:
http://i.imgur.com/laAALsy.gif
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