MCPE-1137When I place any block freestanding on the water's surface, and then break it, a mysterious water current starts to flow where I just eliminated a block. It's very distracting and has both gotten animals and myself stuck or killed...
When I place any block freestanding on the water's surface, and then break it, a mysterious water current starts to flow where I just eliminated a block. It's very distracting and has both gotten animals and myself stuck or killed...
I expected the water to remain how it was before I placed the block (standing still)...
What actually happened was a current of water started flowing in the place of the block that I just removed...
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create any sized path atop the water's surface from, I assume, any block, from a mainland.
2. Break any of the blocks, preferably the block placed the farthest from the mainland.
3. Observe that annoying current that appears in its place...
Created Issue:
When I place any block freestanding on the water's surface, and then break it, a mysterious water current starts to flow where I just eliminated a block. It's very distracting and has both gotten animals and myself stuck or killed...
When I place any block freestanding on the water's surface, and then break it, a mysterious water current starts to flow where I just eliminated a block. It's very distracting and has both gotten animals and myself stuck or killed...
I expected the water to remain how it was before I placed the block (standing still)...
What actually happened was a current of water started flowing in the place of the block that I just removed...
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create any sized path atop the water's surface from, I assume, any block, from a mainland.
2. Break any of the blocks, preferably the block placed the farthest from the mainland.
3. Observe that annoying current that appears in its place...
![[Mod] Ezekiel (ezfe)](../../../data/assets/gravatar/ezekielelin.jpeg){kind=small}
This is just the way the game works... You remove a block next to water, it becomes air, and the surrounding water flows into it, creating a current.
I think buckets are the solution people are generally hoping for.