MCPE-60456Block aiming/alignment in 3rd person back view is broken on tablets.
After an update sometime in October 2019, on all my Samsung Galaxy Tab A devices (2016 and 2019 versions) running Android 7.1 and Android 9...
When in 3rd person view from the back, the circle used to aim at blocks is off by up to 3 blocks. It always breaks/builds blocks to the left of your target when you aim right of your body (and vice-versa when you aim to left of your body). 1st person view works correctly.
This happens no matter the sensitivity or FOV settings. I tried adjusting many of the settings including tablet font size/zooming/resolution and nothing fixes it.
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After October 2019 update, Block aiming/alignment in 3rd person back view is broken.
After an update sometime in October 2019, on all my Samsung Galaxy Tab A devices (2016 and 2019 versions) running Android 7.1 and Android 9...
When in 3rd person view from the back, the circle used to aim at blocks is off by up to 3 blocks. It always breaks/builds blocks to the left of where you aim. 1st person view works correctly.
This happens no matter the sensitivity or FOV settings. I tried adjusting many of the settings including tablet font size/zooming/resolution and nothing fixes it.
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- Open
- Unconfirmed
- Android
- Android 9.0, Android 7.1.1
- 1.14.1 Hotfix 1.14.0
After October 2019 update,Block aiming/alignment in 3rd person back view is broken.Block aiming/alignment in 3rd person back view is broken on tablets.
After an update sometime in October 2019, on all my Samsung Galaxy Tab A devices (2016 and 2019 versions) running Android 7.1 and Android 9...
When in 3rd person view from the back, the circle used to aim at blocks is off by up to 3 blocks. It always breaks/builds blocks to the left of
where you aim. 1st person view works correctly.This happens no matter the sensitivity or FOV settings. I tried adjusting many of the settings including tablet font size/zooming/resolution and nothing fixes it.
After an update sometime in October 2019, on all my Samsung Galaxy Tab A devices (2016 and 2019 versions) running Android 7.1 and Android 9...
When in 3rd person view from the back, the circle used to aim at blocks is off by up to 3 blocks. It always breaks/builds blocks to the left of your target when you aim right of your body (and vice-versa when you aim to left of your body). 1st person view works correctly.
This happens no matter the sensitivity or FOV settings. I tried adjusting many of the settings including tablet font size/zooming/resolution and nothing fixes it.
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However, We're already tracking this issue at MCPE-54465
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Also reproduced on my Galaxy S9+ phone.
Must be something to do with the interpretation of you with touchscreen, Minecraft understanding where your mining is. It looks to be a touchscreen only problem, I play win 10 and no problem whatsoever
This happens on 3 different Samsung tablets/phones running 2 different versions of Android and specifically broke after an update (I believe in October 2019).
One of my tablets had the problem, then after I forced an update on the other tablet, it also started having the problem.
Thank you for your report!
We're already tracking this issue at
MCPE-54684, so I will resolve and link this ticket 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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That is not the same issue at all! That bug says Minecraft won't start on iOS. This is ANDROID and has nothing to do with start up.
Jimmy Stavropoulos: He didn't mean to link that ticket. The one he meant to link was
MCPE-54684.