Rain extinguishes fire instantly
The fire disappears instantly during rain or thunderstorm.
Steps to reproduce:
- Wait or cause rain or thunderstorm.
- Take a flint and try to light the block on an open surface. If you have a thunderstorm you can summon a thunderstorm fire.
Observed results:
The fire will not appear.
Expected results:
The fire will appear for a few seconds.
Notes:
The random tick speed has not been changed!
In version 1.14.60.5 and earlier it worked like this Minecraft_1.14.60.5.mp4![]()
And since version 1.16.0.2 it already worked like this Bedrock.mp4![]()
This report is not about vanilla parity.
Well, since it’s about fire, in Java it burns during the rain from 3 to 12 seconds, and in the version with bedrock it always burns for 3 seconds.
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Created Issue:
Rain extinguishes fire instantly
In the bedrock version, when it rains, the fire disappears almost instantly, while in the Java version it disappears gradually (quickly, but not instantly).
Random tick speed did not change!
I have not checked it on an android device yet)
In the bedrock version, when it rains, the fire disappears almost instantly, while in the Java version it disappears gradually (quickly, but not instantly).
Random tick speed did not change!
I have not checked it on an android device yet)
In the bedrock version, when it rains, the fire disappears almost instantly, while in the Java version it disappears gradually (quickly, but not instantly).
Random tick speed did not change!
Updated:
Also, fire does not summon a thunderstorm (she summons it, but it immediately disappears)
In the bedrock version, when it rains, the fire disappears almost instantly, while in the Java version it disappears gradually (quickly, but not instantly).
Random tick speed did not change!
Updated:
Also, fire does not summon a thunderstorm (she summons it, but it immediately disappears)
The fire disappears instantly during rain or thunderstorm.
How to Reproduce
- Go to java and bedrock version.
- Wait or cause rain or thunderstorm.
- Take a flint and try to light the block on an open surface. If you have a thunderstorm you can summon a thunderstorm fire.
Observed Results
Fire will not appear in the bedrock version, but it will appear in the Java version.
Expected Results
On both versions, the fire should appear during rain or thunderstorms.
In the bedrock version, when it rains, the fire disappears almost instantly, while in the Java version it disappears gradually (quickly, but not instantly).
Random tick speed did not change!
Updated:
Also, fire does not summon a thunderstorm (she summons it, but it immediately disappears)
The fire disappears instantly during rain or thunderstorm.
How to Reproduce
- Go to java and bedrock version.
- Wait or cause rain or thunderstorm.
- Take a flint and try to light the block on an open surface. If you have a thunderstorm you can summon a thunderstorm fire.
Observed Results
Fire will not appear in the bedrock version, but it will appear in the Java version.
Expected Results
On both versions, the fire should appear during rain or thunderstorms.
The fire disappears instantly during rain or thunderstorm.
How to Reproduce
- Go to java and bedrock version.
- Wait or cause rain or thunderstorm.
- Take a flint and try to light the block on an open surface. If you have a thunderstorm you can summon a thunderstorm fire.
Observed Results
Fire will not appear in the bedrock version, but it will appear in the Java version.
Expected Results
On both versions, the fire should appear during rain or thunderstorms.
Notes
The random tick speed has not been changed!
The fire disappears instantly during rain or thunderstorm.
How to Reproduce
- Go to java and bedrock version.
- Wait or cause rain or thunderstorm.
- Take a flint and try to light the block on an open surface. If you have a thunderstorm you can summon a thunderstorm fire.
Observed Results
Fire will not appear in the bedrock version, but it will appear in the Java version.
Expected Results
On both versions, the fire should appear during rain or thunderstorms.
Notes
The random tick speed has not been changed!
The fire disappears instantly during rain or thunderstorm.
How to Reproduce
- Go to java and bedrock version.
- Wait or cause rain or thunderstorm.
- Take a flint and try to light the block on an open surface. If you have a thunderstorm you can summon a thunderstorm fire.
Observed Results
Fire will not appear in the bedrock version, but it will appear in the Java version.
Expected Results
On both versions, the fire should appear during rain or thunderstorms.
Notes
The random tick speed has not been changed!The fire disappears instantly during rain or thunderstorm.
How to Reproduce
- Go to java and bedrock version.
- Wait or cause rain or thunderstorm.
- Take a flint and try to light the block on an open surface. If you have a thunderstorm you can summon a thunderstorm fire.
Observed Results
Fire will not appear in the bedrock version, but it will appear in the Java version.
Expected Results
On both versions, the fire should appear during rain or thunderstorms.
Notes
The random tick speed has not been changed!
In version 1.14.60.5, the fire worked as shown in the video with the Java version (well, it disappeared a little faster, but not instantly). And in version 1.16.0.2 it already worked as shown in the video with the version of bedrock. (verified personally)
And no, it's still not vanilla-parity)
The fire disappears instantly during rain or thunderstorm.
How to Reproduce
- Go to java and bedrock version.
- Wait or cause rain or thunderstorm.
- Take a flint and try to light the block on an open surface. If you have a thunderstorm you can summon a thunderstorm fire.
Observed Results
Fire will not appear in the bedrock version, but it will appear in the Java version.
Expected Results
On both versions, the fire should appear during rain or thunderstorms.
Notes
The random tick speed has not been changed!
In version 1.14.60.5, the fire worked as shown in the video with the Java version (well, it disappeared a little faster, but not instantly). And in version 1.16.0.2 it already worked as shown in the video with the version of bedrock. (verified personally)
And no, it's still not vanilla-parity)
The fire disappears instantly during rain or thunderstorm.
How to Reproduce
- Go to java and bedrock version.
- Wait or cause rain or thunderstorm.
- Take a flint and try to light the block on an open surface. If you have a thunderstorm you can summon a thunderstorm fire.
Observed Results
Fire will not appear in the bedrock version, but it will appear in the Java version.
Expected Results
On both versions, the fire should appear during rain or thunderstorms.
Notes
The random tick speed has not been changed!
In version 1.14.60.5, the fire worked as shown in the video with the Java version (well, it disappeared a little faster, but not instantly). And in version 1.16.0.2 it already worked as shown in the video with the version of bedrock. (verified personally)
And no, it's still not vanilla-parity)
The fire disappears instantly during rain or thunderstorm.
How to Reproduce
Go to java and bedrock version.- Wait or cause rain or thunderstorm.
- Take a flint and try to light the block on an open surface. If you have a thunderstorm you can summon a thunderstorm fire.
Observed Results
Fire will not appear in the bedrock version, but it will appear in the Java version.
Expected Results
On both versions, the fire should appear during rain or thunderstorms.
Notes
The random tick speed has not been changed!
In version 1.14.60.5, the fire worked as shown in the video with the Java version (well, it disappeared a little faster, but not instantly). And in version 1.16.0.2 it already worked as shown in the video with the version of bedrock. (verified personally)
And no, it's still not vanilla-parity)
The fire disappears instantly during rain or thunderstorm.
How to Reproduce
- Wait or cause rain or thunderstorm.
- Take a flint and try to light the block on an open surface. If you have a thunderstorm you can summon a thunderstorm fire.
Observed Results
Fire will not appear in the bedrock version, but it will appear in the Java version.
Expected Results
On both versions, the fire should appear during rain or thunderstorms.
Notes
The random tick speed has not been changed!
In version 1.14.60.5, the fire worked as shown in the video with the Java version (well, it disappeared a little faster, but not instantly). And in version 1.16.0.2 it already worked as shown in the video with the version of bedrock. (verified personally)
And no, it's still not vanilla-parity)
The fire disappears instantly during rain or thunderstorm.
How to Reproduce
- Wait or cause rain or thunderstorm.
- Take a flint and try to light the block on an open surface. If you have a thunderstorm you can summon a thunderstorm fire.
Observed Results
Fire will not appear in the bedrock
version, but it will appear in the Javaversion.Expected Results
On both versions, the fire should appear during rain or thunderstorms.
Notes
The random tick speed has not been changed!
In version 1.14.60.5, the fire worked as shown in the video with the Java version (well, it disappeared a little faster, but not instantly). And in version 1.16.0.2 it already worked as shown in the video with the version of bedrock. (verified personally)
And no, it's still not vanilla-parity)
The fire disappears instantly during rain or thunderstorm.
How to Reproduce
- Wait or cause rain or thunderstorm.
- Take a flint and try to light the block on an open surface. If you have a thunderstorm you can summon a thunderstorm fire.
Observed Results
Fire will not appear in the bedrock version.
Expected Results
On both versions, the fireshouldappearduring rain or thunderstorms.Notes
The random tick speed has not been changed!
In version 1.14.60.5, the fire worked as shown in the video with the Java version (well, it disappeared a little faster, but not instantly). And in version 1.16.0.2 it already worked as shown in the video with the version of bedrock. (verified personally)
And no, it's still not vanilla-parity)
The fire disappears instantly during rain or thunderstorm.
How to Reproduce
- Wait or cause rain or thunderstorm.
- Take a flint and try to light the block on an open surface. If you have a thunderstorm you can summon a thunderstorm fire.
Observed Results
Fire will not appear in the bedrock version.
Expected Results
The fire will appear for a few seconds.
Notes
The random tick speed has not been changed!
In version 1.14.60.5, the fire worked as shown in the video with the Java version (well, it disappeared a little faster, but not instantly). And in version 1.16.0.2 it already worked as shown in the video with the version of bedrock. (verified personally)
And no, it's still not vanilla-parity)
The fire disappears instantly during rain or thunderstorm.
How to Reproduce
- Wait or cause rain or thunderstorm.
- Take a flint and try to light the block on an open surface. If you have a thunderstorm you can summon a thunderstorm fire.
Observed Results
Fire will not appear in the bedrock version.
Expected Results
The fire will appear for a few seconds.
Notes
The random tick speed has not been changed!
In version 1.14.60.5, the fire worked as shown in the video with the Java version (well, it disappeared a little faster, but not instantly). And in version 1.16.0.2 it already worked as shown in the video with the version of bedrock. (verified personally)
And no, it's still not vanilla-parity)
The fire disappears instantly during rain or thunderstorm.
How to Reproduce
- Wait or cause rain or thunderstorm.
- Take a flint and try to light the block on an open surface. If you have a thunderstorm you can summon a thunderstorm fire.
Observed Results
Fire will not appear in the bedrock version.
Expected Results
The fire will appear for a few seconds.
Notes
The random tick speed has not been changed!
In version 1.14.60.5 and earlier it worked like this Minecraft_1.14.60.5.mp4
And in version 1.16.0.2 it worked like this Bedrock.mp4
And no, it's still not vanilla-parity)
The fire disappears instantly during rain or thunderstorm.
How to Reproduce
- Wait or cause rain or thunderstorm.
- Take a flint and try to light the block on an open surface. If you have a thunderstorm you can summon a thunderstorm fire.
Observed Results
Fire will not appear in the bedrock version.
Expected Results
The fire will appear for a few seconds.
Notes
The random tick speed has not been changed!
In version 1.14.60.5 and earlier it worked like this Minecraft_1.14.60.5.mp4
And in version 1.16.0.2 it worked like this Bedrock.mp4
And no, it's still not vanilla-parity)
The fire disappears instantly during rain or thunderstorm.
How to Reproduce
- Wait or cause rain or thunderstorm.
- Take a flint and try to light the block on an open surface. If you have a thunderstorm you can summon a thunderstorm fire.
Observed Results
Fire will not appearin the bedrock version.Expected Results
The fire will appear for a few seconds.
Notes
The random tick speed has not been changed!
In version 1.14.60.5 and earlier it worked like this Minecraft_1.14.60.5.mp4
And in version 1.16.0.2 it worked like this Bedrock.mp4
And no, it's still not vanilla-parity)
The fire disappears instantly during rain or thunderstorm.
How to Reproduce
- Wait or cause rain or thunderstorm.
- Take a flint and try to light the block on an open surface. If you have a thunderstorm you can summon a thunderstorm fire.
Observed Results
The fire will not appear.
Expected Results
The fire will appear for a few seconds.
Notes
The random tick speed has not been changed!
In version 1.14.60.5 and earlier it worked like this Minecraft_1.14.60.5.mp4
And in version 1.16.0.2 it worked like this Bedrock.mp4
And no, it's still not vanilla-parity)
The fire disappears instantly during rain or thunderstorm.
How to Reproduce
- Wait or cause rain or thunderstorm.
- Take a flint and try to light the block on an open surface. If you have a thunderstorm you can summon a thunderstorm fire.
Observed Results
The fire will not appear.
Expected Results
The fire will appear for a few seconds.
Notes
The random tick speed has not been changed!
In version 1.14.60.5 and earlier it worked like this Minecraft_1.14.60.5.mp4
And in version 1.16.0.2 it worked like this
Bedrock.mp4And no, it's still not vanilla-parity)
The fire disappears instantly during rain or thunderstorm.
How to Reproduce
- Wait or cause rain or thunderstorm.
- Take a flint and try to light the block on an open surface. If you have a thunderstorm you can summon a thunderstorm fire.
Observed Results
The fire will not appear.
Expected Results
The fire will appear for a few seconds.
Notes
The random tick speed has not been changed!
In version 1.14.60.5 and earlier it worked like this Minecraft_1.14.60.5.mp4
And since version 1.16.0.2 it already worked like this Bedrock.mp4
And no, it's still not vanilla-parity)
The fire disappears instantly during rain or thunderstorm.
How to Reproduce
- Wait or cause rain or thunderstorm.
- Take a flint and try to light the block on an open surface. If you have a thunderstorm you can summon a thunderstorm fire.
Observed Results
The fire will not appear.
Expected Results
The fire will appear for a few seconds.
Notes
The random tick speed has not been changed!
In version 1.14.60.5 and earlier it worked like this Minecraft_1.14.60.5.mp4
And since version 1.16.0.2 it already worked like this Bedrock.mp4
And no, it's still not vanilla-parity)The fire disappears instantly during rain or thunderstorm.
How to Reproduce
- Wait or cause rain or thunderstorm.
- Take a flint and try to light the block on an open surface. If you have a thunderstorm you can summon a thunderstorm fire.
Observed Results
The fire will not appear.
Expected Results
The fire will appear for a few seconds.
Notes
The random tick speed has not been changed!
In version 1.14.60.5 and earlier it worked like this Minecraft_1.14.60.5.mp4
And since version 1.16.0.2 it already worked like this Bedrock.mp4
This report is not about vanilla parity.
Well, since it’s about fire, in Java it burns during the rain from 3 to 12 seconds, and in the version with bedrock it always burns for 3 seconds.
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The fire disappears instantly during rain or thunderstorm.
HowtoReproduce
- Wait or cause rain or thunderstorm.
- Take a flint and try to light the block on an open surface. If you have a thunderstorm you can summon a thunderstorm fire.
Observed
ResultsThe fire will not appear.
Expected
ResultsThe fire will appear for a few seconds.
Notes
The random tick speed has not been changed!
In version 1.14.60.5 and earlier it worked like this Minecraft_1.14.60.5.mp4
And since version 1.16.0.2 it already worked like this Bedrock.mp4
This report is not about vanilla parity.
Well, since it’s about fire, in Java it burns during the rain from 3 to 12 seconds, and in the version with bedrock it always burns for 3 seconds.
The fire disappears instantly during rain or thunderstorm.
Steps to reproduce:
- Wait or cause rain or thunderstorm.
- Take a flint and try to light the block on an open surface. If you have a thunderstorm you can summon a thunderstorm fire.
Observed results:
The fire will not appear.
Expected results:
The fire will appear for a few seconds.
Notes:
The random tick speed has not been changed!
In version 1.14.60.5 and earlier it worked like this Minecraft_1.14.60.5.mp4
And since version 1.16.0.2 it already worked like this Bedrock.mp4
This report is not about vanilla parity.
Well, since it’s about fire, in Java it burns during the rain from 3 to 12 seconds, and in the version with bedrock it always burns for 3 seconds.
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Duplicate MCPE-115037
It seems to me that to fix this error, first you need to fix the error MCPE-115037. Since (it seems to me) this error occurs due to the instant disappearance of the fire)
Summary:
A block above water cannot be set on fire in the latest versions, however (as in the case of MCPE-115037) this bug is not present in version 1.14.60.5! The block cannot be set on fire from the side. Also inconsistent with the java version.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Place the block above water (or so the side you want to ignite is above the water).
- Set fire to the side of the block that is above the water.
Observed Results:
The fire (as in MCPE-115037) appears for a second and then disappears.
Expected Results:
The fire is on normally (as in 1.14.60.5 and below).
Video:
(1.16.210.59)
Minecraft 2021-02-13 14-16-28.mp4![]()
This issue has already been reported. Duplicate MCPE-115037
In minecraft, Bedrock with version 1.17 added 3 achievements, when 11 achievements were added in Java (3 of them are in Bedrock [actually 4 from java]). It would be nice to add at least some achievements from the Java version, such as "The Cutest Predator for catching an axolotl in a bucket!"
All missing achievements from 1.17:
- “The Cutest Predator” for catching an axolotl in a bucket!
- “Glow and Behold” for making a sign glow
- “Light as a Rabbit” for walking on powder snow with leather boots
- “Surge Protector!” for having a lightning strike a lightning rod near a villager without setting the area on fire
It will be incorrect due to MCPE-115037 - “Is it a Bird?” for looking at a parrot through a spyglass
- “Is it a Balloon?” for looking at a ghast through a spyglass
- “Is it a Plane?” for looking at a dragon through a spyglass
Added to bedrock:
- “The Healing Power of Friendship!” for teaming up with an axolotl and winning a fight
- “Whatever Floats Your Goat!” for floating in a boat with a goat
- "Wax on, Wax off"
Alternative in Java:
“Wax on” for applying wax to a Copper block!
“Wax off” for scraping wax off a Copper block!
Hopefully you will consider adding more achievements to the bedrock minecraft (related to 1.17; from java version).
After all, this is also part of minecraft)
Thank you for your report!
We're tracking this issue in MCPE-115037, so this ticket is being resolved and linked as a duplicate.
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The report has been updated!
The glowing particles were not caused by lightning, but fire, which instantly extinguished due to MCPE-115037. Now you can reproduce in any world on any device. ![]()
How long did you wait to see if the fire would eventually be extinguished?
It is a known bug that (MCPE-115037) that the fire goes out instantly in rain.
Hmm, interesting. My best theory is that you are experiencing MCPE-115037 before, and for some reason the rain did not extinguish the fire this time.


I mean..this isnt bad I guess
Can confirm on Android!
But Chara yes I agree!
Chara, it seems to me, should not work this way, since fire in real life does not behave this way) It should disappear faster, but not instantly. (principle as in Java)
Osfanjoshua, yes. I even checked it myself. Everything works like a video, even on an android.
This isn't bug and that's parity
Valid parity issue since bug appeared in 1.16.
In some cases bugs can also be considered parity issues. Not all parity issues are bugs.
See
MCPE-109505.Skaijie
But this is not a vanilla parity problem, as in version 1.14.60.5 and earlier it worked fine) I know what vanilla parity is (see my other reports)
Agree. This is a bug
Affects 1.17.40.20
Confirmed in 1.21.44