Christoffer Tibell
- brottweiler
- brottweiler
- Europe/Stockholm
- Yes
- No
MC-19When setting the FOV slider to 100 or above (I use quake pro), and sleeping in a bed, you will see the inside of your head.
Reproduce: Turn FOV to 100 or higher then sleep in a bed.
When setting the FOV slider to 100 or above (I use quake pro), and sleeping in a bed, you will see the inside of your head.
Reproduce: Turn FOV to 100 or higher then sleep in a bed.When setting the FOV slider to 100 or above (I use quake pro), and sleeping in a bed, you will see the inside of your head.
How to reproduce: Turn FOV to 100 or higher then sleep in a bed.
When setting the FOV slider
to 100 orabove (I use quake pro), and sleeping in a bed, you will see the inside of your head.How to reproduce: Turn FOV to 100 or higher then sleep in a bed.
When setting the FOV slider above 100 (I use quake pro), and sleeping in a bed, you will see the inside of your head.
How to reproduce: Turn FOV to 100 or higher then sleep in a bed.
TnT: If it wasn't, wouldn't this bug be marked as solved?
TNT: Ah, I understand, Thanks for explaining it to me! I updated the version, because it sure existed in 1.4.4 aswell
Thanks, I did some searching but I guess I used the wrong key words!
But why does it work that way? What advantages are there? Right now, the launcher process never closes and is in the background using resources that it doesn't need.
Currently, after I launch minecraft, I always go into htop and kill the launcher process, because it's using resources I'd rather leave for anything else.
A good way of testing this, is to hold an enchanted item like a pick, sword or bow, then stand next to a wall or atleast close to it. Press your change perspective key (F5) to look in 3rd person towards yourself, then aim so that your view goes into the enchanted item.
I use QWERTY, Swedish keyboard layout. Is this related to the actual keyboard layout? I thought it was just binding "special keys" on GNU/Linux.
Is there, on GNU/Linux, keyboard layouts that works correctly?
OK, so I tested something. I use "setxkbmap se", which makes the key bind to NONE when I try to bind "special keys". If I run "setxkbmap us", to change to US keyboard layout, the keymapping works as intended. It works. The problem is certain keyboard layouts, like Swedish or Danish which also tried.. Not sure how to solve that... :/
I have this issue on 1.14.4, running on Archlinux. I got a new keyboard recently and started noticing these issues, and I thought there was an issue with the keyboard at first. I didn't notice this bug on my old keyboard for some reason, at least not as profound as I do now.. It's very annoying and difficult to play with this bug and I am going to accidentally run off a bridge or something ingame due to it lol.
Still unresolved as of 1.15-pre1.
@Yamakaja Even though this issue is closed as duplicate, since you didn't write in the other thread I can confirm this issue does not happen on all keyboards. I had no problems on my Steelseries 6gv2, but I recently got a CM CK530 and I have this issue now.
It's easy enough to do. I got the compiled file, made a new folder called .minecraft/glfw and put it in there. Then added -Dorg.lwjgl.librarypath="/home/brott/.minecraft/glfw" at the end of the launch options.
Not fixed in 1.16.
Should be fixed upstream here https://github.com/glfw/glfw/commit/9a3664b4a992a5a9b669179098542b0f882dece7
But Minecraft has to use an updated version as well afaik.
100% server side issue. My Microsoft account is unauthorized.
Running the following command:
$ curl 'https://api.minecraftservices.com/privacy/blocklist' -H 'Authorization: Bearer ey.mySecredToken'Results in this for a Microsoft account.
{ "path" : "/privacy/blocklist", "errorType" : "UNAUTHORIZED", "error" : "UNAUTHORIZED" }For a Mojang account (not migrated), it tells you a list of your blocked users;
{ "blockedProfiles" : [ ] }It should tell you a list of your blocked users for your Microsoft account as well, but Microsoft changed something server side so now we're all unauthorized.