Cactus can be powered snowlogged
Summary:- Cactus can be powered snowlogged, which is werid and cool at the same time.
How To Reproduce:-
1:- Place a block of sand.
2:- Now place one cactus on top of the sand.
3:- Now grab a bucket of powered snow.
4:- Now aim the cursor at the sand and place the powered snow (Make sure hitbox is enabled so you can easily reproduce this).
Observed Results:-
Powered snow will be placed on the sand and it will be snowlogged the cactus.
Expected Results:-
I don't know if this should happen.
If you don't know how to reproduce, video proof is provided down.
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Cactus can be powered snowlogged
Summary:- Cactus can be powered snowlogged, which is werid and cool at the same time.
How To Reproduce:-
1:- Place a block of sand.
2:- Now place one cactus on top of the sand.
3:- Now grab a bucket of powered snow.
4:- Now aim the cursor at the sand and place the powered snow (Make sure hitbox is enabled so you can easily reproduce this).
Observed Results:-
Powered snow will be placed on the sand and it will be snowlogged the cactus.
Expected Results:-
I don't know if this should happen.
It seems to me that this is conceived as it is, in the first place, it also works in Java. Secondly, it really seems to me that this is how it was intended! I do not know how to explain this, but it is logical)
Summary:- Cactus can be powered snowlogged, which is werid and cool at the same time.
How To Reproduce:-
1:- Place a block of sand.
2:- Now place one cactus on top of the sand.
3:- Now grab a bucket of powered snow.
4:- Now aim the cursor at the sand and place the powered snow (Make sure hitbox is enabled so you can easily reproduce this).
Observed Results:-
Powered snow will be placed on the sand and it will be snowlogged the cactus.
Expected Results:-
I don't know if this should happen.
If you don't know how to reproduce, video proof is provided down.
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MCPE-111667