The first portal I found was 16 blocks under a deep ocean. There was a 16*16 chunk of netherrack blocks all the way down to the sea floor, and it was hollow. after mining 16 blocks I found the chest which was 10 blocks away from the portal itself floating at the top of a ravine. Definitely a strange world!
That sounds like server lag. If you didn't know, every minecraft instance has to run on some sort of server, whether it's remote, local, or client. I sometimes see blocks randomly reappear after I mine them, but a few seconds late they disappear again. Your computer may have background programs using up RAM or memory while you are playing.
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MC-177843
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The first portal I found was 16 blocks under a deep ocean. There was a 16*16 chunk of netherrack blocks all the way down to the sea floor, and it was hollow. after mining 16 blocks I found the chest which was 10 blocks away from the portal itself floating at the top of a ravine. Definitely a strange world!
This is a very common bug. I'm pretty sure it is a rendering issue.
I have killed 200 rabbits with a fire aspect/looting sword and they didn't drop a single cooked piece.
Added my own example rather than make another. As soon as I saw lava in an iceberg I knew it was a bug.
Still happening in 20w42a
That sounds like server lag. If you didn't know, every minecraft instance has to run on some sort of server, whether it's remote, local, or client. I sometimes see blocks randomly reappear after I mine them, but a few seconds late they disappear again. Your computer may have background programs using up RAM or memory while you are playing.
I don't think I have experienced an auto-save, actually. I thought that was only on Bedrock editions.