Brian Rexroth
- Clone200
- clone200
- America/New_York
- Yes
- No
MC-16450
MCPE-4444
Changed Summary:
After a few minutes, the sound turns offand can't be turned back.
Changed Environment:
Windows 7 Ultimate
Java6.0Windows 7 Ultimate (64-Bit)
Java 1.6
Changed Description:
I made a world in 1.6. I then started playing on the world in the latest development version. I used the /tp command to teleport me to a chunk that was not already loaded. I think it's because of this that the world crashed and I can no longer play on the world.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create a world in 1.6.
2. Leave the game and relaunch it in 1.7.
3. Play the world in 1.7.
4. Teleport to a chunk that is not already loaded.
Changed Environment:
Windows 7 Ultimate (64-bit)
Java 1.6
This isn't a bug.
This is a feature that hasn't been implemented yet.
If every feature that is included in the PC Edition but isn't in the Pocket Edition yet was considered a bug, Pocket Edition itself would just be considered one big glitch.
If you don't give them any labels, information on your environment or even a description, Mojang can't help you.
Shouldn't you maybe, just maybe, put a description too?
You need to give more information than that, dude.
Try pictures.
Dude.
That's a problem with his filter or MCEdit, not Minecraft itself.
This bug is also for 1.0.1, 1.0.2, 1.0.3 and 1.0.4.
Update the affected versions.
Also, deleting "lastlogin" doesn't work.
It doesn't appear to still be an issue.
I really don't know whether or not there's any way to confirm this.
There's a difference between a bug and a feature that has not yet been added.
People need to realize this.
Thanks. I updated from Java version 1.6 to Java version 1.7, and it works fine now.
So, it appears that if you're using Java 1.6 and you have a world generated in Minecraft 1.6, and you try to load a new chunk in Minecraft 1.7, the new terrain generator makes you crash and the world can no longer be played in Minecraft 1.7 unless you update to Java version 1.7.
Oh boy, so many 1.6s and 1.7s.
You really didn't need to give all that information about your computer.
All you really needed to do was give us your Operating System and it's version and the version of Java that you're using.
Guys, it is not a bug!
It is a feature that has not yet been added.
Therefore, it is not of any concern right now.