MCPE-78423[Switch] Loop when synchronizing controllers in split screen when controllers disconnect
Steps to reproduce:
1) Play minecraft with at least two players locally in split screen. In this example thare are two players.
2) Press the power button on the Switch console to go in sleep mode and disconnect all controllers.
3) Press again the power button and return to the game
4) Press L+R and than A on the first controller to synchronize player 1.
5) Press L+R an than A on the second controller to try synchronize player 2.
6) The game will do again a synchronization but only for player 1 (Returning to Step 4). So player 2 can't play unless reloading the world.
The game should do a new synchronization for all current players instead of only the first one and must not show the synchronization two times.
See the video for more details
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Created Issue:
Loop when synchronizing in split screen when the switch has been in sleep mode
Steps to reproduce:
1) Play minecraft with at least two players locally in split screen. In this example thare are two players.
2) Press the power button on the Switch console to go in sleep mode.
3) Press again the power button and return to the game
4) Press L+R and than A on the first controller to synchronize player 1.
5) Press L+R an than A on the second controller to try synchronize player 2.
6) The game will do again a synchronization but only for player 1 (Returning to Step 4). So player 2 can't play unless reloading the world.The game should do a new synchronization for both player instead of only the first one and must not show the synchronization menu again.
See the video for more details
Loop when synchronizing in split screen when theswitch has been in sleep modeLoop when synchronizing in split screen when the Switch has been in sleep mode
Loop when synchronizing in split screen whenthe Switch has been in sleep mode[Switch] Loop when synchronizing controllers in split screen when controllers disconnect
Steps to reproduce:
1) Play minecraft with at least two players locally in split screen. In this example thare are two players.
2) Press the power button on the Switch console to go in sleep mode.
3) Press again the power button and return to the game
4) Press L+R and than A on the first controller to synchronize player 1.
5) Press L+R an than A on the second controller to try synchronize player 2.
6) The game will do again a synchronization but only for player 1 (Returning to Step 4). So player 2 can't play unless reloading the world.The game should do a new synchronization for
bothplayer instead of only the first one and must not show the synchronizationmenu again.See the video for more details
Steps to reproduce:
1) Play minecraft with at least two players locally in split screen. In this example thare are two players.
2) Press the power button on the Switch console to go in sleep mode and disconnecting controllers.
3) Press again the power button and return to the game
4) Press L+R and than A on the first controller to synchronize player 1.
5) Press L+R an than A on the second controller to try synchronize player 2.
6) The game will do again a synchronization but only for player 1 (Returning to Step 4). So player 2 can't play unless reloading the world.The game should do a new synchronization for all current players instead of only the first one and must not show the synchronization two times.
See the video for more details
Steps to reproduce:
1) Play minecraft with at least two players locally in split screen. In this example thare are two players.
2) Press the power button on the Switch console to go in sleep mode and disconnectingcontrollers.
3) Press again the power button and return to the game
4) Press L+R and than A on the first controller to synchronize player 1.
5) Press L+R an than A on the second controller to try synchronize player 2.
6) The game will do again a synchronization but only for player 1 (Returning to Step 4). So player 2 can't play unless reloading the world.The game should do a new synchronization for all current players instead of only the first one and must not show the synchronization two times.
See the video for more details
Steps to reproduce:
1) Play minecraft with at least two players locally in split screen. In this example thare are two players.
2) Press the power button on the Switch console to go in sleep mode and disconnect all controllers.
3) Press again the power button and return to the game
4) Press L+R and than A on the first controller to synchronize player 1.
5) Press L+R an than A on the second controller to try synchronize player 2.
6) The game will do again a synchronization but only for player 1 (Returning to Step 4). So player 2 can't play unless reloading the world.The game should do a new synchronization for all current players instead of only the first one and must not show the synchronization two times.
See the video for more details
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I have checked right now. Now the problem is resolved and the loop is gone!
Thank you!