Dirt Path not treated as solid block
Updated description by [Mod] GoldenHelmet June 15, 2020
Steps to reproduce
- Make a 1 x 1 x 1 hole.
- Drop an item in it.
- Place a dirt path block in the hole.
Expected result
The item floats up above the dirt path block, as it would for any solid block.
Actual result
The item stays inside the dirt path block.
Original description
Dirt Paths in MC Bedrock are not treated as a solid block in most regards, and this is likely why other bugs related to the Dirt Path exist.
I knew this because when I was destroying blocks surrounded completely by Dirt Paths then filling it with a different block without picking up the destroyed block, the dropped item wouldn't appear on the ground. It was essentially "buried" beneath the Dirt Path.
Reports of Grass still growing underneath Dirt Paths are most likely connected to this same issue.
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Grass Path not treated as solid block
Grass Paths in MC Bedrock are not treated as a solid block in most regards, and this is likely why other bugs related to the Grass Path exist.
I knew this because when I was destroying blocks surrounded completely by Grass Paths then filling it with a different block without picking up the destroyed block, the dropped item wouldn't appear on the ground. It was essentially "buried" beneath the Grass Path.
Reports of Grass still growing underneath Grass Paths are most likely connected to this same issue.
- Unresolved
- Open
- Unconfirmed
- Windows
- Windows 10
- 1.2.1.1
Updated description by [Mod] GoldenHelmet June 15, 2020
Steps to reproduce
- Make a 1 x 1 x 1 hole.
- Drop an item in it.
- Place a grass path block in the hole.
Expected result
The item floats up above the grass path block, as it would for any solid block.
Actual result
The item stays inside the grass path block.
Original description
Grass Paths in MC Bedrock are not treated as a solid block in most regards, and this is likely why other bugs related to the Grass Path exist.
I knew this because when I was destroying blocks surrounded completely by Grass Paths then filling it with a different block without picking up the destroyed block, the dropped item wouldn't appear on the ground. It was essentially "buried" beneath the Grass Path.
Reports of Grass still growing underneath Grass Paths are most likely connected to this same issue.
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GrassPath not treated as solid blockDirt Path not treated as solid block
Updated description by [Mod] GoldenHelmet June 15, 2020
Steps to reproduce
- Make a 1 x 1 x 1 hole.
- Drop an item in it.
- Place a
grasspath block in the hole.Expected result
The item floats up above the
grasspath block, as it would for any solid block.Actual result
The item stays inside the grass path block.
Original description
GrassPaths in MC Bedrock are not treated as a solid block in most regards, and this is likely why other bugs related to the Grass Path exist.I knew this because when I was destroying blocks surrounded completely by Grass Paths then filling it with a different block without picking up the destroyed block, the dropped item wouldn't appear on the ground. It was essentially "buried" beneath the Grass Path.
Reports of Grass still growing underneath Grass Paths are most likely connected to this same issue.
Updated description by [Mod] GoldenHelmet June 15, 2020
Steps to reproduce
- Make a 1 x 1 x 1 hole.
- Drop an item in it.
- Place a dirt path block in the hole.
Expected result
The item floats up above the dirt path block, as it would for any solid block.
Actual result
The item stays inside the grass path block.
Original description
Dirt Paths in MC Bedrock are not treated as a solid block in most regards, and this is likely why other bugs related to the Grass Path exist.
I knew this because when I was destroying blocks surrounded completely by Grass Paths then filling it with a different block without picking up the destroyed block, the dropped item wouldn't appear on the ground. It was essentially "buried" beneath the Grass Path.
Reports of Grass still growing underneath Grass Paths are most likely connected to this same issue.
Updated description by [Mod] GoldenHelmet June 15, 2020
Steps to reproduce
- Make a 1 x 1 x 1 hole.
- Drop an item in it.
- Place a dirt path block in the hole.
Expected result
The item floats up above the dirt path block, as it would for any solid block.
Actual result
The item stays inside the
grasspath block.
Original description
Dirt Paths in MC Bedrock are not treated as a solid block in most regards, and this is likely why other bugs related to the
GrassPath exist.I knew this because when I was destroying blocks surrounded completely by
GrassPaths then filling it with a different block without picking up the destroyed block, the dropped item wouldn't appear on the ground. It was essentially "buried" beneath theGrassPath.Reports of Grass still growing underneath
GrassPaths are most likely connected to this same issue.Updated description by [Mod] GoldenHelmet June 15, 2020
Steps to reproduce
- Make a 1 x 1 x 1 hole.
- Drop an item in it.
- Place a dirt path block in the hole.
Expected result
The item floats up above the dirt path block, as it would for any solid block.
Actual result
The item stays inside the dirt path block.
Original description
Dirt Paths in MC Bedrock are not treated as a solid block in most regards, and this is likely why other bugs related to the Dirt Path exist.
I knew this because when I was destroying blocks surrounded completely by Dirt Paths then filling it with a different block without picking up the destroyed block, the dropped item wouldn't appear on the ground. It was essentially "buried" beneath the Dirt Path.
Reports of Grass still growing underneath Dirt Paths are most likely connected to this same issue.
As far as I know, from a redstone standpoint, dirt path is not a full block in Java and Bedrock. So, I think this is works as intended. But I could be wrong!
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We're actually already tracking this issue at MCPE-26845, so I will resolve and link this ticket as a duplicate.
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they've had this ever since they introduced grass paths, so not sure if it's a feature or a bug. If it is a feature, it's a bad one
@HicPorcum
It's not a feature. On the Java edition, it is treated as a normal solid block.
Confirmed on 1.2.2
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I can reproduce this in 1.14.60
Affects 1.16.100
Affects 1.16.200.56 Beta
Updated the affected versions to add 1.16.100 and 1.16.200.56 Beta.
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Still an issue.
Affects 1.17.40.20
Affects 1.17.30
Farmland blocks also behave like this.
Confirmed in 1.21.44