Confirmed (for true MC fullscreen). I like @jonathan2520's suggestion to take advantage of the full-screen mode on 10.7+ (but that is a separate issue).
I tested with Oracle Java 1.8u11 and Apple's Java 1.6.
I think I've figured this out (or at least what the trigger is). Minecraft, regardless of what screen the Launcher appears on, will always start on the built-in Retina display (I would assume the primary display). The cursor stays to the center of the windows (as expected). However, when moving a window to a workspace on an external monitor that is non-HiDPI (I have two Thunderbolt displays), the cursor is centered horizontally but not vertically. Returning the Minecraft window back to the built-in Retina display restore expected cursor behavior.
Definitely a bug. Similar to other Retina related bugs, but different in that it affects the cursor.
My apologies for the delay. I'm running 14w34b and still experience the same issue. As soon as I examine my inventory, the cursor appears below the window.
Michael Yohe
MCL-2821
MC-63374![[Mojang] Grum (Erik Broes)](../../../data/assets/gravatar/grum.png){kind=small}
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I'm still seeing this issue with 14w30b.
rMBP 2013 with 14w30b
I am also seeing this. Looks as if multiple bugs have been filed for this behavior.
Confirmed (for true MC fullscreen). I like @jonathan2520's suggestion to take advantage of the full-screen mode on 10.7+ (but that is a separate issue).
I tested with Oracle Java 1.8u11 and Apple's Java 1.6.
Duplicate of
MC-63020I'm experiencing this with 14w30b as well running in single-player mode.
Late 2013 Retina MacBook Pro (quad Core-i7 2.3GHz, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, nVidia GeForce 750M)
Duplicate of
MC-63020Still affects latest snapshot (14w30c).
Have you tried it on a separate monitor? It works fine when disconnected from non-Retina external displays.
I think I've figured this out (or at least what the trigger is). Minecraft, regardless of what screen the Launcher appears on, will always start on the built-in Retina display (I would assume the primary display). The cursor stays to the center of the windows (as expected). However, when moving a window to a workspace on an external monitor that is non-HiDPI (I have two Thunderbolt displays), the cursor is centered horizontally but not vertically. Returning the Minecraft window back to the built-in Retina display restore expected cursor behavior.
Definitely a bug. Similar to other Retina related bugs, but different in that it affects the cursor.
I'll download the snapshot later today to see the changes fixed it.
Grum,
My apologies for the delay. I'm running 14w34b and still experience the same issue. As soon as I examine my inventory, the cursor appears below the window.
This highly annoying bug still affects the latest pre-release (even with the fix to the fullscreen and Retina display).
Filed in the wrong section (this is for Launcher related issues).
I believe this is related to when plugins provide their own effects and to not confuse which effect is being applied.
I reported this in
MC-65983and Grum is taking a look at it. Definitely annoying.Just tested with a fresh, vanilla Minecraft 1.8. Still affected by this bug.
This is for the PC version of Minecraft - not Pocket Edition.
I think the reporter was trying to explain that the baby zombie is not sitting on the chicken's back but intertwined with the chicken.
In the log - yes. In the UI - no.
Confirmed this to still be an issue in 0.15.0. This breaks all manners of the way hoppers are supposed to deliver items based on the "tick".