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MC-2548
a chunk with previously generated data (blocks, items, mobs, etc) was cleared, all the blocks and data within vanish and replaced with default data. I have noticed this happen to me four other times before in the older versions of the game as well. (I started playing with 1.2.5)
It's very hard to notice this error happening, only when it effects the area you've chosen as a base of operations would you really notice a change.
What I expected to happen was...:
The landscape, buildings, chests and the items within would remain stationary until I acted upon it to change their state. Mobs would move using there AI, but would remain with in the area.What actually happened was...:
a chunk of data was redrawn using the game's seed as a guide. This cleared of all the blocks and mobs in the area. Some of the blocks adjacent were rewritten a few level higher than when they started.In 2012-11-08_13.44.53.png one can see part of the building has vanished, along with the chests and their contents. You can also see part of the building redrawn on top of it's self. That "smoke stack" was not there before.
In 2012-11-08_13.45.08.png one can see the other angel of the chunk, part of this building has vanished.
In 2012-11-08_13.45.20.png same as above, in this one, the well was rewritten on top of it's self, it also capped the well (it was not capped before)
In 2012-11-08_13.46.36.png one can see the other angel of the chunk, part of this building has vanished as well as some decorations.
Steps to Reproduce:
I don't know how or why it happens, but this is my best guess
1. you need to have to change the area so you can see it happen.
2. load the game while you're not in the area of a chunk that has been generated previously.
3. enter that area and maybe it's changed back to the default.
a chunk with previously generated data (blocks, items, mobs, etc) was cleared, all the blocks and data within vanish and replaced with default data. I have noticed this happen to me four other times before in the older versions of the game as well. (I started playing with 1.2.5)
It's very hard to notice this error happening, only when it effects the area you've chosen as a base of operations, or in a area where you would you really notice a change.
What I expected to happen was...:
The landscape, buildings, chests and the items within would remain stationary until I acted upon it to change their state. Mobs would move using there AI, but would remain with in the area.What actually happened was...:
a chunk of data was redrawn using the game's seed as a guide. This cleared of all the blocks and mobs in the area. Some of the blocks adjacent were rewritten a few level higher than when they started.In 2012-11-08_13.44.53.png one can see part of the building has vanished, along with the chests and their contents. You can also see part of the building redrawn on top of it's self. That "smoke stack" was not there before.
In 2012-11-08_13.45.08.png one can see the other angel of the chunk, part of this building has vanished.
In 2012-11-08_13.45.20.png same as above, in this one, the well was rewritten on top of it's self, it also capped the well (it was not capped before)
In 2012-11-08_13.46.36.png one can see the other angel of the chunk, part of this building has vanished as well as some decorations.
Steps to Reproduce:
I don't know how or why it happens, but this is my best guess
1. you need to have to change the area so you can see it happen.
2. load the game while you're not in the area of a chunk that has been generated previously.
3. enter that area and maybe it's changed back to the default.
a chunk with previously generated data (blocks, items, mobs, etc) was cleared, all the blocks and data within vanish and replaced with default data. I have noticed this happen to me four other times before in the older versions of the game as well. (I started playing with 1.2.5)
It's very hard to notice this error happening, only when it effects the area you've chosen as a base of operations, or in a area where you would you really notice a change.
What I expected to happen was...:
The landscape, buildings, chests and the items within would remain stationary until I acted upon it to change their state. Mobs would move using there AI, but would remain with in the area.What actually happened was...:
a chunk of data was redrawn using the game's seed as a guide. This cleared of all the blocks and mobs in the area. Some of the blocks adjacent were rewritten a few level higher than when they started.In 2012-11-08_13.44.53.png one can see part of the building has vanished, along with the chests and their contents. You can also see part of the building redrawn on top of it's self. That "smoke stack" was not there before.
In 2012-11-08_13.45.08.png one can see the other angel of the chunk, part of this building has vanished.
In 2012-11-08_13.45.20.png same as above, in this one, the well was rewritten on top of it's self, it also capped the well (it was not capped before)
In 2012-11-08_13.46.36.png one can see the other angel of the chunk, part of this building has vanished as well as some decorations (the jungle tree had it's canopy sliced off.
Steps to Reproduce:
I don't know how or why it happens, but this is my best guess
1. you need to have to change the area so you can see it happen.
2. load the game while you're not in the area of a chunk that has been generated previously.
3. enter that area and maybe it's changed back to the default.
a chunk with previously generated data (blocks, items, mobs, etc) was cleared, all the blocks and data within vanish and replaced with default data. I have noticed this happen to me four other times before in the older versions of the game as well. (I started playing with 1.2.5)
It's very hard to notice this error happening, only when it effects the area you've chosen as a base of operations, or in a area where you would you really notice a change.
What I expected to happen was...:
The landscape, buildings, chests and the items within would remain stationary until I acted upon it to change their state. Mobs would move using there AI, but would remain with in the area.What actually happened was...:
a chunk of data was redrawn using the game's seed as a guide. This cleared of all the blocks and mobs in the area. Some of the blocks adjacent were rewritten a few level higher than when they started.In 2012-11-08_13.44.53.png one can see part of the building has vanished, along with the chests and their contents. You can also see part of the building redrawn on top of it's self. That "smoke stack" was not there before.
In 2012-11-08_13.45.08.png one can see the other angel of the chunk, part of this building has vanished.
In 2012-11-08_13.45.20.png same as above, in this one, the well was rewritten on top of it's self, it also capped the well (it was not capped before)
In 2012-11-08_13.46.36.png one can see the other angel of the chunk, part of this building has vanished as well as some decorations
(the jungle treehad it's canopy sliced off.Steps to Reproduce:
I don't know how or why it happens, but this is my best guess
1. you need to have to change the area so you can see it happen.
2. load the game while you're not in the area of a chunk that has been generated previously.
3. enter that area and maybe it's changed back to the default.a chunk with previously generated data (blocks, items, mobs, etc) was cleared, all the blocks and data within vanish and replaced with default data. I have noticed this happen to me four other times before in the older versions of the game as well. (I started playing with 1.2.5)
It's very hard to notice this error happening, only when it effects the area you've chosen as a base of operations, or in a area where you would you really notice a change.
What I expected to happen was...:
The landscape, buildings, chests and the items within would remain stationary until I acted upon it to change their state. Mobs would move using there AI, but would remain with in the area.What actually happened was...:
a chunk of data was redrawn using the game's seed as a guide. This cleared of all the blocks and mobs in the area. Some of the blocks adjacent were rewritten a few level higher than when they started.In 2012-11-08_13.44.53.png one can see part of the building has vanished, along with the chests and their contents. You can also see part of the building redrawn on top of it's self. That "smoke stack" was not there before.
In 2012-11-08_13.45.08.png one can see the other angel of the chunk, part of this building has vanished.
In 2012-11-08_13.45.20.png same as above, in this one, the well was rewritten on top of it's self, it also capped the well (it was not capped before)
In 2012-11-08_13.46.36.png one can see the other angel of the chunk, part of this building has vanished as well as some decorations, notice the jungle tree's canopy, it was sliced off it was rounder before (as round as one could expect is a square world)
Steps to Reproduce:
I don't know how or why it happens, but this is my best guess
1. you need to have to change the area so you can see it happen.
2. load the game while you're not in the area of a chunk that has been generated previously.
3. enter that area and maybe it's changed back to the default.
If you would note issue
MC-2548https://mojang.atlassian.net/browse/MC-2548, I have more data as to what happend along with photos. In my case it took out building of a village that were there to start with.Sorry about a duplicate bug, I just found the correct search parameter to find this one.
issue
MC-3672andMC-3657are the same.To expand on this issue, (I am not sure if it should be a new one but is close enough to this one)
When one is in SURVIVAL/HARDCORE (s/h) mode and has a spawn eggs (of any type), the spawn eggs is not expended when used to make a baby like when it is when an adult is made.
This bug gives the player an infinite supply of baby mobs if used correctly.
*Granted it's not easy for someone in s/h mode to get spawn eggs but it can happen.
issue
MC-3672andMC-3657are the same.To expand on this issue, (I am not sure if it should be a new one but is close enough to this one)
When one is in SURVIVAL/HARDCORE (s/h) mode and has a spawn eggs (of any type), the spawn eggs is not expended when used to make a baby like when it is when an adult is made.
This bug gives the player an infinite supply of baby mobs if used correctly.
*Granted it's not easy for someone in s/h mode to get spawn eggs but it can happen.
Tails, I had done a search of this, every one I found was a creative mode issue and you closed it for being a "Works as intended" or "Duplicate" when I asked Mojang(you) about this in one that was open, you gave the impression that I was an idiot for not understanding what you were saying when I was asking about this and I was as clear there as I was here.
My only mistake was only looking for 'Open' or 'In Progress' issue to weed out all the 'Closed' ones (since they were all duplicates/Works as Intended/Invalid) oops... may bad I guess.
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MC-409more like a duplicate of my issueMC-2548a chunk of previously modified data is not loaded so the game recreates it from scratch, thus losing any changes to that chuck.
Pablo, I assume this happened to you in the latest version of the game... please correct me if I am mistaken.
I didn't check if this same thing would happen with any of the other game modes.
The part that drive me nuts the most is the baby chickens are drawn to the water to play, and aren't start enough to stop before they drown. As soon as I hatch one, it wonders over to the water and dies. (arg)
I deleted my comical rant on the mysterious workings of how Mojang fixes their bugs. (it made me feel better just writing it out) but please seriously, please fix this issue ASAP. RJ is correct on how it sucks some energy out of game play. (Mojang) Please let us know what we can do to help you. Thanks...
Ok, who do I have to payoff to get this issued assigned to someone so it can get fixed?
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I used the "Hopper fix" and it didn't work as you described. I made a 3x3 room with hoppers for the floor. I added adult chickens and thru eggs in but I could only ever have 4 adult chickens alive for an extended time. Something caused any extra to die, I found a feather and meat in the hopper but not what I would expect for the number of babies that should have grown into adults.
Figuring out what causes an issue is the hardest part of debugging a program, since AHelper has figured out that the cause and have given them the solution to implement, the only delay is on Mojang side.
My chicken coop wasn't a "chicken/egg farm", it was fenced in 7x7 plot of land with a 1x3 pond centered along the back fence. I feed the chickens, they make babies and the baby chickens go play in the pond until they drown. Sure, I filled in the pond, but what would the chickens drink? I'll have ASPCA on my back because it's in a desert biome...
Yes, I keep a close watch on this error, 23 signed on to this error and 17 people are watching it.
When this error happened to me, my buildings were weeks old and no new construction was in progress. No Creepers were involved, No Griefers were possible, No Ambien-induced Minecraft Playing was possible.
Any blocks which were removed are replaced, any blocks which were installed are removed. I.E. Tunnels/pits/holes are restored, walls/fences/farms disappear, flattened hills are restored to their original height, etc.
This happens DAYS/WEEKS after these changes have been made, after multiple saves.
The only workaround I can think of to copy/backup the save data in a different folder as a back up each day you play.
With regards to Chili Fries statement, Please give the step by step to recreate this error.
When this error first started happening to me, it was before I knew about downloading new snapshots, for me it started in 1.2.5 when I was only playing the official release. I wasn't switching back and forth. But since then I discovered those snapshots (around 1.3 post release) and when I would switch to an older version this didn't happen
e.g. I had carrots growing on a farm surrounded by a fence, I went to an earlier snapshot and those carrots blocks went back to plowed ground and the carrots in inventory and chests just vanished.
So I am unsure about your assertion
Draven, your logic is flawed. first there isn't a "newborn" stage there's only "baby" and "adult". Secondly baby ducks (ducklings) love to swim, baby horses(foals) can swim across rivers, a baby cow(calf) can swim across lakes, baby pigs(piglets) love to swim, etc. Lastly, you can't use the excuse "well, it's not very realistic for yada yada yada" regarding anything in this game, When was the last time you've seen anyone punch a tree until it fell down? AND CHUCK NORRIS DOESN'T COUNT! (and Melih has a great example also)
I have this same issue, but mine does not involve a village. When I hit a zombie and all his friends come to join the party my game freezes. I have to (alt)+(tab) to get swap to the load screen and then back to the pause screen. I then can save and quit, to reload which fixes the problem (until the zombies agros again)
It's so bad, I've paused playing the game until it can be fixed (or I buy a souped up turbo PC to play on)
I wish there was a Thumbs Up button on this, would save me from saying
Very well thought out, Very well said. Good Job Capt'n! etc...
Reason and Logic always solves the problem, This is the same way I have done things in my programming life with databases and business apps.