MCPE-147198Sky and cloud colors remain the same when a thunderstorm or rain finishes
When there's a thunderstorm, sky colors get darker, but once the storm is over, colors stay dark.
Steps to reproduce
1.- Use the "weather" command to set the weather at storm.
2.- Wait until the storm is over.
Expected results
If you are on daytime, the sky should look blue, as normal.
Actual result
The sky remains the same color (black and gray), without changing at all.
Notes
-It only happens when the storm is over naturally. Using "/weather clear" does change the colors as expected.
-Clouds are also affected, and at night they basically become invisible since they're too dark.
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Sky colors remain the same when a thunderstorm finishes
When there's a thunderstorm, sky colors get darker, but once the storm is over, colors stay the same
Steps to reproduce
1.- Use the "weather" command to set the weather at storm.
2.- Wait until the storm is over.
Expected results
If you are on daytime, the sky should look blue, as normal.
Actual result
The sky remains the same color (black and gray), without changing at all.
Notes
**It only happens when the storm is over naturally. Using "/weather clear" does change the colors as expected.
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When there's a thunderstorm, sky colors get darker, but once the storm is over, colors stay the same
Steps to reproduce
1.- Use the "weather" command to set the weather at storm.
2.- Wait until the storm is over.
Expected results
If you are on daytime, the sky should look blue, as normal.
Actual result
The sky remains the same color (black and gray), without changing at all.
Notes
**It only happens when the storm is over naturally. Using "/weather clear" does change the colors as expected.
When there's a thunderstorm, sky colors get darker, but once the storm is over, colors stay the same
Steps to reproduce
1.- Use the "weather" command to set the weather at storm.
2.- Wait until the storm is over.
Expected results
If you are on daytime, the sky should look blue, as normal.
Actual result
The sky remains the same color (black and gray), without changing at all.
Notes
-It only happens when the storm is over naturally. Using "/weather clear" does change the colors as expected.
-Clouds are also affected.
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Sky and cloud colors remain the same when a thunderstorm finishes
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When there's a thunderstorm, sky colors get darker, but once the storm is over, colors stay
the sameSteps to reproduce
1.- Use the "weather" command to set the weather at storm.
2.- Wait until the storm is over.
Expected results
If you are on daytime, the sky should look blue, as normal.
Actual result
The sky remains the same color (black and gray), without changing at all.
Notes
-It only happens when the storm is over naturally. Using "/weather clear" does change the colors as expected.
-Clouds are also affected.
When there's a thunderstorm, sky colors get darker, but once the storm is over, colors stay dark.
Steps to reproduce
1.- Use the "weather" command to set the weather at storm.
2.- Wait until the storm is over.
Expected results
If you are on daytime, the sky should look blue, as normal.
Actual result
The sky remains the same color (black and gray), without changing at all.
Notes
-It only happens when the storm is over naturally. Using "/weather clear" does change the colors as expected.
-Clouds are also affected, and at night they basically become invisible since they're too dark.
is duplicated by
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Sky and cloud colors remain the same when a thunderstorm or rain finishes
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This is caused by MCPE-147198
Why would this be marked as a duplicate of MCPE-147198?
The bug tracker clearly says to keep different issues on different tickets, and these two bugs are different. This ticket is about a visual bug regarding sky looking dark inmediatly upon rejoining a world when '/weather rain' changes to clear naturally, matching the behavior of '/weather query', which somehow says the weather is thunder (that is reported at MCPE-185032) at the same time this visual bug triggers.
However, MCPE-147198 is a bug regarding sky colors not changing at all when a thunderstorm finishes. Thats all.
The big diference is that the bug in this ticket can be observed in any normal survival world (I would need videos about that tho, but that was the reason I found this bug), but the bug at MCPE-147198 isn't even observed at all commonly due to this other bug, MCPE-116652 which makes thunderstorms look the same as rain.
So to sum it all, these are different issues, with different ways to be reproduced, so theyshould be placed in separate tickets I guess.
Duplicates MCPE-147198
Does MCPE-147198 describe your issue? If not, please be more specific about the issue you are reporting.
I think this is a duplicate of
MCPE-131325(or it relates toMCPE-131325).It seems to happen by accident, as well as rain particles that sometimes do not disappear.
There was also a similar report, but it was closed due to the impossibility of reproduction.
MCPE-142069Thank you for your report!
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MCPE-131325, so this ticket is being resolved and linked as a duplicate.If you would like to add a vote and any extra information to the main ticket it would be appreciated.
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I don't think this bug is a duplicate of
MCPE-131325, however it is kinda related.Here's the reason why: MCPE-147198.mp4
I'll use fire to demonstrate this since fire doesn't lit when it is raining.
MCPE-131325is a problem where, for example, the client can see fire while it's raining, even though that shouldn't be possible (so the weather on the client is different from the actual weather).In this bug, the problem is different: after a thunderstorm finishes (for both the client and the actual game's weather), the sky remains gray and dark, but it is not raining, neither for the client or the game (since you can lit fire with no problem, as seen in the video)
If this bug would be a duplicate of
MCPE-131325, the sky would look with this dark color but the fire shouldn't lit either (that would mean the client sees the weather as clear but internally the actual weather is rain/thunder)Also, this bug doesn't happen occasionaly: this can be tested using /weather and adding the time in ticks that weather will last (that's what I did in the video too). Every time the thunder weather changes to clear "naturaly" (since the command /weather clear does turn the sky blue as expected), the sky will remain dark
Since at least 1.21.50 (based on the duplicate reports, and presumably since
MCPE-131325got fixed), this is also reproducible with regular rain and is no longer limited to solely thunderstorms. The circumstances for reproducing this with rain are identical to those of thunder, the only difference being that, from my testing, you need to leave and rejoin the world for the desync to occur.Can confirm that this is still an issue, and most likely affects regular rain as well. In the past month alone there have been multiple reddit posts where people have been experiencing dark skies even in the daytime. For example, here are a few: