MCPE-155656Snow can generate on stony shore (stone beach)
the stony shore (previously called stone beach) can now generate next to every biome, since it still has a "cold" temperature it can generate snow at higher altitudes, that makes it clashes next to more dry biomes and makes unusual things like snow on top of jungle trees happens.
Java Edition Report: MC-240697
Created Issue:
Stony shore is still considered a cold biome
despite the fact that the stony shore can now generate next to every biome, it still has a "cold" grass color and can generate snow at some higher altitudes, that makes its color clashes next to more dry biomes, here is some footage of how stony shore looks next to a jungle:
additionally, the water color also look cold on bedrock edition:
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despite the fact that the stony shore can now generate next to every biome, it still has a "cold" grass color and can generate snow at some higher altitudes, that makes its color clashes next to more dry biomes, here is some footage of how stony shore looks next to a jungle:
despite the fact that the stony shore can now generate next to every biome, it still has a "cold" grass color and can generate snow at some higher altitudes, that makes its color clashes next to more dry biomes, here is some footage of how stony shore looks next to a jungle:
despite the fact that the stony shore can now generate next to every biome, it still has a "cold" grass color and can generate snow at some higher altitudes, that makes its color clashes next to more dry biomes, here is some footage of how stony shore looks next to a jungle:
despite the fact that the stony shore can now generate next to every biome, it still has a "cold" grass color and can generate snow at some higher altitudes, that makes its color clashes next to more dry biomes, here is some footage of how stony shore looks next to a jungle:
additionally, the water color also look cold on bedrock edition:
despite the fact that the stony shore can now generate next to every biome, it still has a "cold" grass color and can generate snow at some higher altitudes, that makes its color clashes next to more dry biomes, here is some footage of how stony shore looks next to a jungle:
additionally, the water color also look cold on bedrock edition:
This problem also occurs on java edition
MC-240699
despite the fact that the stony shore can now generate next to every biome, it still has a "cold" grass color and can generate snow at some higher altitudes, that makes its color clashes next to more dry biomes, here is some footage of how stony shore looks next to a jungle:
additionally, the water color also look cold on bedrock edition:
despite the fact that the stony shore can now generate next to every biome, it still has a "cold" grass color and can generate snow at some higher altitudes, that makes its color clashes next to more dry biomes, here is some footage of how stony shore looks next to a jungle:
additionally, the water color also look cold on bedrock edition:
this also occurs on java edition, see MC-240697
despite the fact that the stony shore can now generate next to every biome, it still has a "cold" grass color and can generate snow at some higher altitudes, that makes its color clashes next to more dry biomes, here is some footage of how stony shore looks next to a jungle:
additionally, the water color also look cold on bedrock edition:
this also occurs on java edition, see MC-240697
despite the fact that the stony shore can now generate next to every biome, it still has a "cold" grass color and can generate snow at some higher altitudes, that makes its color clashes next to more dry biomes, here is some footage of how stony shore looks next to a jungle:
additionally, the water color also look cold on bedrock edition:
this also occurs on java edition, see MC-240697
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Stony shore (stone beach) is still considered a cold biome
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despite the fact that the stony shorecan now generate next to every biome, it still has a "cold"grass color andcan generate snow atsomehigher altitudes, that makes its colorclashes next to more dry biomes, here is some footage of how stony shore looks next to a jungle:
additionally, the water color also look cold on bedrock edition:
this also occurs on java edition, see MC-240697
the stony shore (previously called stone beach) can now generate next to every biome, since it still has a "cold" temperature it can generate snow at higher altitudes, that makes it clashes next to more dry biomes.
Stony shore (stone beach) isstillconsidered a cold biomeStony shore (stone beach) is considered a cold biome and can generate snow
the stony shore (previously called stone beach) can now generate next to every biome, since it still has a "cold" temperature it can generate snow at higher altitudes, that makes it clashes next to more dry biomes
.the stony shore (previously called stone beach) can now generate next to every biome, since it still has a "cold" temperature it can generate snow at higher altitudes, that makes it clashes next to more dry biomes and makes unusual things like snow on top of jungle trees happens
Stony shore (stone beach)is considered a cold biome and can generate snowSnow can generate on stony shore (stone beach)
being consistent between both versions does not mean it is intended, alot of fixes that are only reported in one edition end up being fixed for both (if it happens on both editions), this message feels like it is a bot that closed the report because i mentioned it also happens on java
yes, this occurs on both bedrock and java
sorry, i don't want to be disrespectful to anyone here but i think this report was closed erroneously and considered feature request because i mentioned the java edition version of the bug report. I am pretty sure this is a bug, snow on top of jungle trees is not a intentional feature.
the stony shore (previously called stone beach) can now generate next to every biome, since it still has a "cold" temperature it can generate snow at higher altitudes, that makes it clashes next to more dry biomes and makes unusual things like snow on top of jungle trees happens.
Java Edition Report: MC-240697
Hey, is it still an issue for you in the latest version 1.19.50?
yes, still an issue today
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