MCPE-99377Cutout overlapping even when not running in full screen (FIXED IN 1.17.40)
This issue is fixed in 1.17.40. If you are still experiencing this issue, make sure the option "Force app to use full screen" is off for Minecraft so the game can see the screen cutout.
On some devices, the game will try to display content over the cutouts (if any), which could potentially interfere with the game. This happens in all menus, and with all texture packs. A temporary workaround is to lower the Safe screen area, however this may cause tiny buttons.
Notes before testing: The rounded corners are exempt from this report. Please report that separately if you consider it an issue.
If your device supports it, make sure the option "Force app to use full screen" is off for Minecraft so the game can see the screen cutout.
List of affected devices:
- Samsung Galaxy S10e (pictured)
- Samsung Galaxy Note20 (only the standard model)
- Samsung Galaxy S21 (only the standard model)
- LG G8X ThinQ
- OnePlus 8T
- Google Pixel 5
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1.17.30.22 Beta - 1.17.32
1.17.30.22 Beta 1.17.11 Hotfix 1.17.20.23 Beta 1.17.10.21 Beta 1.17.10.20 Beta 1.17.0.54 Beta 1.17.0.52 Beta 1.17.0.50 Beta 1.16.230.56 Beta 1.16.230.52 Beta 1.16.220 1.16.230.50 Beta 1.16.220.52 Beta 1.16.220.50 Beta 1.16.210.59 Beta 1.16.200.57 Beta 1.16.40 Hotfix 1.16.101 Hotfix 1.16.201 Hotfix 1.16.210 1.17.0 1.17.2 Hotfix 1.17.32
Created Issue:
Cutout overlapping
On some devices, the game will try to display content over the cutouts (if any), which could potentially interfere with the game. This happens in all menus, and with all texture packs. A temporary workaround is to lower the Safe screen area.
Currently known affected devices are the Samsung Galaxy S10e (pictured) and all Galaxy S20 models.
Note before testing: The rounded corners are exempt from this report. There may be a separate report regarding that issue.
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Note: If you are experiencing a similar issue in Minecraft Earth, see MCE-2731
On some devices, the game will try to display content over the cutouts (if any), which could potentially interfere with the game. This happens in all menus, and with all texture packs. A temporary workaround is to lower the Safe screen area.
Currently known affected devices are the Samsung Galaxy S10e (pictured) and all Galaxy S20 models.
Note before testing: The rounded corners are exempt from this report. There may be a separate report regarding that issue.
Note: If you are experiencing a similar issue in Minecraft Earth, see MCE-2731
On some devices, the game will try to display content over the cutouts (if any), which could potentially interfere with the game. This happens in all menus, and with all texture packs. A temporary workaround is to lower the Safe screen area.
Currently known affected devices are the Samsung Galaxy S10e (pictured)
andall Galaxy S20 models.Note before testing: The rounded corners are exempt from this report. There may be a separate report regarding that issue.
Note: If you are experiencing a similar issue in Minecraft Earth, see MCE-2731
On some devices, the game will try to display content over the cutouts (if any), which could potentially interfere with the game. This happens in all menus, and with all texture packs. A temporary workaround is to lower the Safe screen area.
Currently known affected devices are the Samsung Galaxy S10e (pictured), all Galaxy S20 models, and the Google Pixel 5.
Note before testing: The rounded corners are exempt from this report. There may be a separate report regarding that issue.
Note: If you are experiencing a similar issue in Minecraft Earth, see MCE-2731
On some devices, the game will try to display content over the cutouts (if any), which could potentially interfere with the game. This happens in all menus, and with all texture packs. A temporary workaround is to lower the Safe screen area.
Currently known affected devices are the Samsung Galaxy S10e (pictured), all Galaxy S20 models, and the Google Pixel 5.
Note before testing: The rounded corners are exempt from this report. There may be a separate report regarding that issue.
--On some devices, the game will try to display content over the cutouts (if any), which could potentially interfere with the game. This happens in all menus, and with all texture packs. A temporary workaround is to lower the Safe screen area.
Currently known affected devices are the Samsung Galaxy S10e (pictured), all Galaxy S20 models, and the Google Pixel 5.
Note before testing: The rounded corners are exempt from this report. There may be a separate report regarding that issue.
--On some devices, the game will try to display content over the cutouts (if any), which could potentially interfere with the game. This happens in all menus, and with all texture packs. A temporary workaround is to lower the Safe screen area.Currently known affected devices are the Samsung Galaxy S10e (pictured), all Galaxy S20 models, and the Google Pixel 5.
Note before testing: The rounded corners are exempt from this report. There may be a separate report regarding that issue.
On some devices, the game will try to display content over the cutouts (if any), which could potentially interfere with the game. This happens in all menus, and with all texture packs. A temporary workaround is to lower the Safe screen area.
Currently known affected devices are the Samsung Galaxy S10e (pictured),
all Galaxy S20models, and the Google Pixel 5.Note before testing: The rounded corners are exempt from this report. There may be a separate report regarding that issue.
On some devices, the game will try to display content over the cutouts (if any), which could potentially interfere with the game. This happens in all menus, and with all texture packs. A temporary workaround is to lower the Safe screen area.
Currently known affected devices are the Samsung Galaxy S10e (pictured), the Samsung Galaxy S21 (only the standard model), and the Google Pixel 5.
Note before testing: The rounded corners are exempt from this report. There may be a separate report regarding that issue.
On some devices, the game will try to display content over the cutouts (if any), which could potentially interfere with the game. This happens in all menus, and with all texture packs. A temporary workaround is to lower the Safe screen area.
Currently known affected devices are the Samsung Galaxy S10e (pictured), the Samsung Galaxy S21 (only the standard model), and the Google Pixel 5.
Notes before testing: The rounded corners are exempt from this report. There may be a separate report regarding that issue.
If you device supports it, make sure "Force app to use full screen" is off for Minecraft before commenting, as in that case, the game can't see the cutout in the screen.
On some devices, the game will try to display content over the cutouts (if any), which could potentially interfere with the game. This happens in all menus, and with all texture packs. A temporary workaround is to lower the Safe screen area.
Currently known affected devices are the Samsung Galaxy S10e (pictured), the Samsung Galaxy S21 (only the standard model), the OnePlus 8T, and the Google Pixel 5.
Notes before testing: The rounded corners are exempt from this report. There may be a separate report regarding that issue.
If you device supports it, make sure "Force app to use full screen" is off for Minecraft before commenting, as in that case, the game can't see the cutout in the screen.
On some devices, the game will try to display content over the cutouts (if any), which could potentially interfere with the game. This happens in all menus, and with all texture packs. A temporary workaround is to lower the Safe screen area.
Currently known affected devices are the Samsung Galaxy S10e (pictured), the Samsung Galaxy S21 (only the standard model), the OnePlus 8T, and the Google Pixel 5.Notes before testing: The rounded corners are exempt from this report. There may be a separate report regarding that issue.
If you device supports it, make sure "Force app to use full screen" is off for Minecraft before commenting, as in that case, the game can't see the cutout in the screen.On some devices, the game will try to display content over the cutouts (if any), which could potentially interfere with the game. This happens in all menus, and with all texture packs. A temporary workaround is to lower the Safe screen area.
Notes before testing: The rounded corners are exempt from this report. There may be a separate report regarding that issue.
If you device supports it, make sure "Force app to use full screen" is off for Minecraft before commenting, as in that case, the game can't see the cutout in the screen.
List of affected devices:
- Samsung Galaxy S10e (pictured
- Samsung Galaxy S21 (only the standard model)
- OnePlus 8T
- Google Pixel 5
On some devices, the game will try to display content over the cutouts (if any), which could potentially interfere with the game. This happens in all menus, and with all texture packs. A temporary workaround is to lower the Safe screen area.
Notes before testing: The rounded corners are exempt from this report. There may be a separate report regarding that issue.
If you device supports it, make sure "Force app to use full screen" is off for Minecraft before commenting, as in that case, the game can't see the cutout in the screen.
List of affected devices:
- Samsung Galaxy S10e (pictured)
- Samsung Galaxy S21 (only the standard model)
- OnePlus 8T
- Google Pixel 5
On some devices, the game will try to display content over the cutouts (if any), which could potentially interfere with the game. This happens in all menus, and with all texture packs. A temporary workaround is to lower the Safe screen area.
Notes before testing: The rounded corners are exempt from this report. There may be a separate report regarding that issue.
If you device supports it, make sure "Force app to use full screen" is off for Minecraft before commenting, as in that case, the game can't see the cutout in the screen.
List of affected devices:
- Samsung Galaxy S10e (pictured)
- Samsung Galaxy
S21(only the standard model)- OnePlus 8T
- Google Pixel 5
On some devices, the game will try to display content over the cutouts (if any), which could potentially interfere with the game. This happens in all menus, and with all texture packs. A temporary workaround is to lower the Safe screen area.
Notes before testing: The rounded corners are exempt from this report. There may be a separate report regarding that issue.
If you device supports it, make sure "Force app to use full screen" is off for Minecraft before commenting, as in that case, the game can't see the cutout in the screen.
List of affected devices:
- Samsung Galaxy S10e (pictured)
- Samsung Galaxy Note20 (only the standard model)
- Samsung Galaxy S21 (only the standard model)
- LG G8X ThinQ
- OnePlus 8T
- Google Pixel 5
Cutout overlapping when not running in full screen
Cutout overlapping even when not running in full screen
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On some devices, the game will try to display content over the cutouts (if any), which could potentially interfere with the game. This happens in all menus, and with all texture packs. A temporary workaround is to lower the Safe screen area.
Notes before testing: The rounded corners are exempt from this report.
There may be a separate report regarding thatissue.If you device supports it, make sure "Force app to use full screen" is off for Minecraft before commenting, as in that case, the game can't see the cutout in the screen.
List of affected devices:
- Samsung Galaxy S10e (pictured)
- Samsung Galaxy Note20 (only the standard model)
- Samsung Galaxy S21 (only the standard model)
- LG G8X ThinQ
- OnePlus 8T
- Google Pixel 5
On some devices, the game will try to display content over the cutouts (if any), which could potentially interfere with the game. This happens in all menus, and with all texture packs. A temporary workaround is to lower the Safe screen area, however this may cause tiny buttons.
Notes before testing: The rounded corners are exempt from this report. Please report that separately if you consider it an issue.
If your device supports it, make sure the option "Force app to use full screen" is off for Minecraft so the game can see the screen cutout.
List of affected devices:
- Samsung Galaxy S10e (pictured)
- Samsung Galaxy Note20 (only the standard model)
- Samsung Galaxy S21 (only the standard model)
- LG G8X ThinQ
- OnePlus 8T
- Google Pixel 5
NOTE: This issue is fixed in beta 1.17.30.23 and beta 1.17.40.20, but the fix was not included in the 1.17.30 release. Please avoid mentioning this issue occurring on the 1.17.30 release version.
On some devices, the game will try to display content over the cutouts (if any), which could potentially interfere with the game. This happens in all menus, and with all texture packs. A temporary workaround is to lower the Safe screen area, however this may cause tiny buttons.
Notes before testing: The rounded corners are exempt from this report. Please report that separately if you consider it an issue.
If your device supports it, make sure the option "Force app to use full screen" is off for Minecraft so the game can see the screen cutout.
List of affected devices:
- Samsung Galaxy S10e (pictured)
- Samsung Galaxy Note20 (only the standard model)
- Samsung Galaxy S21 (only the standard model)
- LG G8X ThinQ
- OnePlus 8T
- Google Pixel 5
NOTE: This issue is fixed in beta 1.17.30.23 and beta 1.17.40.20, but the fix was not included in the 1.17.30 release. Please avoid mentioning this issue occurring on the 1.17.30 release version.
On some devices, the game will try to display content over the cutouts (if any), which could potentially interfere with the game. This happens in all menus, and with all texture packs. A temporary workaround is to lower the Safe screen area, however this may cause tiny buttons.
Notes before testing: The rounded corners are exempt from this report. Please report that separately if you consider it an issue.
If your device supports it, make sure the option "Force app to use full screen" is off for Minecraft so the game can see the screen cutout.
List of affected devices:
- Samsung Galaxy S10e (pictured)
- Samsung Galaxy Note20 (only the standard model)
- Samsung Galaxy S21 (only the standard model)
- LG G8X ThinQ
- OnePlus 8T
- Google Pixel 5
ImportantThis issue is fixed in 1.17.40. If you are still experiencing this issue, make sure the option "Force app to use full screen" is off for Minecraft so the game can see the screen cutout.
On some devices, the game will try to display content over the cutouts (if any), which could potentially interfere with the game. This happens in all menus, and with all texture packs. A temporary workaround is to lower the Safe screen area, however this may cause tiny buttons.
Notes before testing: The rounded corners are exempt from this report. Please report that separately if you consider it an issue.
If your device supports it, make sure the option "Force app to use full screen" is off for Minecraft so the game can see the screen cutout.
List of affected devices:
- Samsung Galaxy S10e (pictured)
- Samsung Galaxy Note20 (only the standard model)
- Samsung Galaxy S21 (only the standard model)
- LG G8X ThinQ
- OnePlus 8T
- Google Pixel 5
Cutout overlapping even when not running in full screen (FIXED IN 1.17.40)
May relate to MCPE-99377
Please verify if this occurs in 1.16.100
Try editing the "Safe Screen Area" in the video settings of the game
I mentioned that as a workaround to the issue. However, I reported this for those who care about it and don't want to change the safe screen area (I actually know some).
May relate to
MCPE-28728Description has been slightly re-worded
This appears to be fixed in 1.17.30.23 for the devices listed above
The cutout overlapping now only occurs if "Force app to use full screen" is on. With this result, I am willing to call it fixed in 1.17.40
This is my last edit on this report.
Closing as per comment above.