MCPE-18734Mesa biome clay banding swaps
Does not work in MCPE 1.1 or higher, last version affected as 1.0.9. Fixed in 1.1
Mesa biomes sometimes have their clay layering changed in random parts of the biome.
What should happen: When exploring a mesa biome, clay layering should remain the same in all parts of the mesa biome.
What happened instead: In some parts of the mesa biome, you'll notice that the clay layering abruptly stops and a new set of clay layering begins.
Reproducing this bug:
1. Create a new world
2. Find and explore a mesa biome.
3. Pay attention to the clay in mesa plateaus, you'll notice the clay layering will change abruptly
->If that doesn't work, try recreating the world
4. Recreate the same world, but approach the mesa biome from a different direction
5. The clay banding changes in different places of the mesa biome.
->If that doesn't work still, try exploring multiple mesa biomes. Clay generation will change eventually.
->If that still doesn't work, try changing the video settings
6. Change the video settings so that the game lags a bit or vise versa.
7. Recreate the world and explore the mesa biome.
The screenshot below uses the seed 35267400 and the mesa biome is at ~x+1500 z-120
- Fixed
Delvin4519- 1
- 1
- Unconfirmed
- Windows
- Windows 10 Pro 64bit: version: 14393.447
- biome biomegen biomes mesa world world-generation
- 0.16.2 1.0.0
- 1.1.0.55
Created Issue:
Mesa biome clay banding swaps
When exploring a mesa biome, clay layering should remain the same.
Instead, in some parts of the mesa biome, you'll notice that the clay layering abruptly starts and a new set of clay layering begins.
Reproducing this bug:
1. Create a new world
2. Find and explore a mesa biome (mesa plateau's)
3. Pay attention to the clay in mesa plateaus, you'll notice the clay layering will change abruptly
Attachments1
- Unresolved
- Open
- Unconfirmed
- Windows
- Windows 10 Pro 64bit: version: 14393.447
- 0.16.2
When exploring a mesa biome, clay layering should remain the same.
Instead, in some parts of the mesa biome, you'll notice that the clay layering abruptly st
arts and a new set of clay layering begins.Reproducing this bug:
1. Create a new world
2. Find and explore a mesa biome (mesa plateau's)
3. Pay attention to the clay in mesa plateaus, you'll notice the clay layering will change abruptlyWhen exploring a mesa biome, clay layering should remain the same.
Instead, in some parts of the mesa biome, you'll notice that the clay layering abruptly stops and a new set of clay layering begins.
Reproducing this bug:
1. Create a new world
2. Find and explore a mesa biome (mesa plateau's)
3. Pay attention to the clay in mesa plateaus, you'll notice the clay layering will change abruptly
When exploring a mesa biome, clay layering should remainthesame.
Instead, in some parts of the mesa biome, you'll notice that the clay layering abruptly stops and a new set of clay layering begins.Reproducing this bug:
1. Create a new world
2. Find and explore a mesa biome (mesa plateau's)
3. Pay attention to the clay in mesa plateaus, you'll notice the clay layering will change abruptlyMesa biomes sometimes have their clay layering changed in random parts of the biome.
What should happen: When exploring a mesa biome, clay layering should remain the same in all parts of the mesa biome.
What happened instead: In some parts of the mesa biome, you'll notice that the clay layering abruptly stops and a new set of clay layering begins.
Reproducing this bug:
1. Create a new world
2. Find and explore a mesa biome (mesa plateau's)
3. Pay attention to the clay in mesa plateaus, you'll notice the clay layering will change abruptly
Mesa biomes sometimes have their clay layering changed in random parts of the biome.
What should happen: When exploring a mesa biome, clay layering should remain the same in all parts of the mesa biome.
What happened instead: In some parts of the mesa biome, you'll notice that the clay layering abruptly stops and a new set of clay layering begins.
Reproducing this bug:
1. Create a new world
2. Find and explore a mesa biome(mesa plateau's)
3. Pay attention to the clay in mesa plateaus, you'll notice the clay layering will change abruptlyMesa biomes sometimes have their clay layering changed in random parts of the biome.
What should happen: When exploring a mesa biome, clay layering should remain the same in all parts of the mesa biome.
What happened instead: In some parts of the mesa biome, you'll notice that the clay layering abruptly stops and a new set of clay layering begins.
Reproducing this bug:
1. Create a new world
2. Find and explore a mesa biome.
3. Pay attention to the clay in mesa plateaus, you'll notice the clay layering will change abruptlyThe screenshot below uses the seed 35267400 and the mesa biome is at ~x+1100 z+30
Mesa biomes sometimes have their clay layering changed in random parts of the biome.
What should happen: When exploring a mesa biome, clay layering should remain the same in all parts of the mesa biome.
What happened instead: In some parts of the mesa biome, you'll notice that the clay layering abruptly stops and a new set of clay layering begins.
Reproducing this bug:
1. Create a new world
2. Find and explore a mesa biome.
3. Pay attention to the clay in mesa plateaus, you'll notice the clay layering will change abruptly
The screenshot below uses the seed 35267400 and themesabiomeis at ~x+1100 z+30Mesa biomes sometimes have their clay layering changed in random parts of the biome.
What should happen: When exploring a mesa biome, clay layering should remain the same in all parts of the mesa biome.
What happened instead: In some parts of the mesa biome, you'll notice that the clay layering abruptly stops and a new set of clay layering begins.
Reproducing this bug:
1. Create a new world
2. Find and explore a mesa biome.
3. Pay attention to the clay in mesa plateaus, you'll notice the clay layering will change abruptly
4. Recreate the same world, but approach the mesa biome from a different direction
5. The clay banding changes in different places of the mesa biome.The screenshot below uses the seed 35267400 and the mesa biome is at ~x+1500 z-120
Some seeds don't have clay changing abruptly, such as the seed 306959825, other seeds, ibxmesabiome, 35267400 do.
Screenshot (106).png
Mesa biomes sometimes have their clay layering changed in random parts of the biome.
What should happen: When exploring a mesa biome, clay layering should remain the same in all parts of the mesa biome.
What happened instead: In some parts of the mesa biome, you'll notice that the clay layering abruptly stops and a new set of clay layering begins.
Reproducing this bug:
1. Create a new world
2. Find and explore a mesa biome.
3. Pay attention to the clay in mesa plateaus, you'll notice the clay layering will change abruptly
4. Recreate the same world, but approach the mesa biome from a different direction
5.The clay banding changes in different places of the mesa biome.The screenshot below uses the seed 35267400 and the mesa biome is at ~x+1500 z-120
Some seeds don't have clay changing abruptly, such as the seed 306959825, other seeds, ibxmesabiome, 35267400 do.
Mesa biomes sometimes have their clay layering changed in random parts of the biome.
What should happen: When exploring a mesa biome, clay layering should remain the same in all parts of the mesa biome.
What happened instead: In some parts of the mesa biome, you'll notice that the clay layering abruptly stops and a new set of clay layering begins.
Reproducing this bug:
1. Create a new world
2. Find and explore a mesa biome.
3. Pay attention to the clay in mesa plateaus, you'll notice the clay layering will change abruptly
->If that doesn't work, try recreating the world
4. Recreate the same world, but approach the mesa biome from a different direction
5. The clay banding changes in different places of the mesa biome.
->If that still doesn't work, try changing the video settings
6. Change the video settings so that the game lags a bit or vise versa.
7. Recreate the world and explore the mesa biome.The screenshot below uses the seed 35267400 and the mesa biome is at ~x+1500 z-120
Some seeds don't have clay changing abruptly, such as the seed 306959825, other seeds, ibxmesabiome, 35267400 do.
Mesa biomes sometimes have their clay layering changed in random parts of the biome.
What should happen: When exploring a mesa biome, clay layering should remain the same in all parts of the mesa biome.
What happened instead: In some parts of the mesa biome, you'll notice that the clay layering abruptly stops and a new set of clay layering begins.
Reproducing this bug:
1. Create a new world
2. Find and explore a mesa biome.
3. Pay attention to the clay in mesa plateaus, you'll notice the clay layering will change abruptly
->If that doesn't work, try recreating the world
4. Recreate the same world, but approach the mesa biome from a different direction
5. The clay banding changes in different places of the mesa biome.
->If thatstilldoesn't work, try changing the video settings
6. Change the video settings so that the game lags a bit or vise versa.
7.Recreate the world and explore the mesa biome.The screenshot below uses the seed 35267400 and the mesa biome is at ~x+1500 z-120
Some seeds don't have clay changing abruptly, such as the seed 306959825, other seeds, ibxmesabiome, 35267400 do.
Mesa biomes sometimes have their clay layering changed in random parts of the biome.
What should happen: When exploring a mesa biome, clay layering should remain the same in all parts of the mesa biome.
What happened instead: In some parts of the mesa biome, you'll notice that the clay layering abruptly stops and a new set of clay layering begins.
Reproducing this bug:
1. Create a new world
2. Find and explore a mesa biome.
3. Pay attention to the clay in mesa plateaus, you'll notice the clay layering will change abruptly
->If that doesn't work, try recreating the world
4. Recreate the same world, but approach the mesa biome from a different direction
5. The clay banding changes in different places of the mesa biome.
->If that doesn't work still, try exploring multiple mesa biomes. Clay generation will change eventually.
->If that still doesn't work, try changing the video settings
6. Change the video settings so that the game lags a bit or vise versa.
7. Recreate the world and explore the mesa biome.The screenshot below uses the seed 35267400 and the mesa biome is at ~x+1500 z-120
Some seeds don't have clay changing abruptly, such as the seed 306959825, other seeds, ibxmesabiome, 35267400 do.
Mesa biomes sometimes have their clay layering changed in random parts of the biome.
What should happen: When exploring a mesa biome, clay layering should remain the same in all parts of the mesa biome.
What happened instead: In some parts of the mesa biome, you'll notice that the clay layering abruptly stops and a new set of clay layering begins.
Reproducing this bug:
1. Create a new world
2. Find and explore a mesa biome.
3. Pay attention to the clay in mesa plateaus, you'll notice the clay layering will change abruptly
->If that doesn't work, try recreating the world
4. Recreate the same world, but approach the mesa biome from a different direction
5. The clay banding changes in different places of the mesa biome.
->If that doesn't work still, try exploring multiple mesa biomes. Clay generation will change eventually.
->If that still doesn't work, try changing the video settings
6. Change the video settings so that the game lags a bit or vise versa.
7. Recreate the world and explore the mesa biome.The screenshot below uses the seed 35267400 and the mesa biome is at ~x+1500 z-120
Some seeds don't have clay changing abruptly, such as the seed 306959825, other seeds, ibxmesabiome, 35267400 do.
Mesa biomes sometimes have their clay layering changed in random parts of the biome.
What should happen: When exploring a mesa biome, clay layering should remain the same in all parts of the mesa biome.
What happened instead: In some parts of the mesa biome, you'll notice that the clay layering abruptly stops and a new set of clay layering begins.
Reproducing this bug:
1. Create a new world
2. Find and explore a mesa biome.
3. Pay attention to the clay in mesa plateaus, you'll notice the clay layering will change abruptly
->If that doesn't work, try recreating the world
4. Recreate the same world, but approach the mesa biome from a different direction
5. The clay banding changes in different places of the mesa biome.
->If that doesn't work still, try exploring multiple mesa biomes. Clay generation will change eventually.
->If that still doesn't work, try changing the video settings
6. Change the video settings so that the game lags a bit or vise versa.
7. Recreate the world and explore the mesa biome.The screenshot below uses the seed 35267400 and the mesa biome is at ~x+1500 z-120
Does not work in MCPE 1.1 or higher, last version affected as 1.0.9
Mesa biomes sometimes have their clay layering changed in random parts of the biome.
What should happen: When exploring a mesa biome, clay layering should remain the same in all parts of the mesa biome.
What happened instead: In some parts of the mesa biome, you'll notice that the clay layering abruptly stops and a new set of clay layering begins.
Reproducing this bug:
1. Create a new world
2. Find and explore a mesa biome.
3. Pay attention to the clay in mesa plateaus, you'll notice the clay layering will change abruptly
->If that doesn't work, try recreating the world
4. Recreate the same world, but approach the mesa biome from a different direction
5. The clay banding changes in different places of the mesa biome.
->If that doesn't work still, try exploring multiple mesa biomes. Clay generation will change eventually.
->If that still doesn't work, try changing the video settings
6. Change the video settings so that the game lags a bit or vise versa.
7. Recreate the world and explore the mesa biome.The screenshot below uses the seed 35267400 and the mesa biome is at ~x+1500 z-120
Does not work in MCPE 1.1 or higher, last version affected as 1.0.9. Fixed in 1.1
Mesa biomes sometimes have their clay layering changed in random parts of the biome.
What should happen: When exploring a mesa biome, clay layering should remain the same in all parts of the mesa biome.
What happened instead: In some parts of the mesa biome, you'll notice that the clay layering abruptly stops and a new set of clay layering begins.
Reproducing this bug:
1. Create a new world
2. Find and explore a mesa biome.
3. Pay attention to the clay in mesa plateaus, you'll notice the clay layering will change abruptly
->If that doesn't work, try recreating the world
4. Recreate the same world, but approach the mesa biome from a different direction
5. The clay banding changes in different places of the mesa biome.
->If that doesn't work still, try exploring multiple mesa biomes. Clay generation will change eventually.
->If that still doesn't work, try changing the video settings
6. Change the video settings so that the game lags a bit or vise versa.
7. Recreate the world and explore the mesa biome.The screenshot below uses the seed 35267400 and the mesa biome is at ~x+1500 z-120
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