Flowers in snow pushed by a piston results in the flower being deleted forever
If a flower is occupying the same space as a snow layer, and a piston's arm extends into this block, a snowball drops, but the flower in question does not. Flowers not in snow drop normally.
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Flowers in snow pushed by a piston results in the flower being deleted forever
If a flower is occupying the same space as a snow layer, and a piston's arm extends into this block, a snowball drops, but the flower in question does not. Flowers not in snow drop normally.
relates to
Seems very closely linked to MCPE-30147.
If a flower which is inside a layer of snow is washed away by water, the flower does not drop. Flowers not inside snow layers subject to the same treatment are however dropped as items.
Confirmed on Windows 10 1.2.8.0.
Probably duplicates MCPE-30147.
Affects 1.2.9; found while testing MCPE-30147.
Found while testing MCPE-30147 and MCPE-30148.




Confirmed on Windows 10 1.2.8.0.
When a flower without snow is pushed by a piston, the flower drops. When snow is present, the snow drops but the flower doesn't.
This happens to tallgrass/any 2blocks flowers.
Able to place sign/torch on the 2nd height and flower went missing.
Affects 1.2.9
Affects 1.2.10
Affects 1.2.11
Affects 1.2.13
Affects 1.2.14
Affects 1.2.15
Affects 1.2.16
Very strange behaviour being noted in 1.4, will research further later.
It appears that placing any non-waterloggable block at the location of the snow deletes the flower. Placing a waterloggable block in the space results in a "flowerlogged" block. Breaking the dirt under a flowerlogged block breaks the block that is covering the flower, and the flower hangs in mid-air until it receives a random tick.
See
MCPE-59523for that bug