The problem has been resolved. There is a new version of the Linux "other" launcher that works. The byte count on the new working launcher is 1,323,509 bytes in its compressed format.
The byte count of the launcher that is not working is 1,322,800 in its compressed format.
I am running minecraft 22w16b on my opensuse Leap 15.3 Linux box, or trying to. I have tried all the normal stuff, rebooting with nothing else running and rebooting and starting everything normally and the results are the same. I normally start a new world with each snapshot. It keeps life interesting though I do not have the hoards of accumulated stuff other have. Because of this when I saw the new 22w16b show up I created a new world which I named 22w16b. It started me off on the top of a tree. Great, I can get some wood first thing. As soon as I broke the first block strange things started to happen. Holes appeared to open up but I discovered that blocks had become transparent. I tried deleting the newly created world and recreating it but got the same symptoms with a variety of terrains. The desert terrain lasted the longest as I had to hike a while to find a tree on top of a mesa. As soon as I punched the tree, mayhem in the form of transparent blocks showed up again.
I am running a Ryzen 5 1600+ with 32Gig of Ram and a soft raid 5 3 disk array for my home directory and a single drive for my boot drive. I tried second life and it worked ok with no glitches that I could see. I wanted to rule out video card issues. Everything except minecraft is working normally.
I noticed the description listed Windows 10 so I thought I better let you know it is happening on Linux as well.
I dropped a photo, photo_2022-04-20_19-55-49.jpg, in the bucket. It was taken in the desert terrain after I punched a tree.
I did a work around by installing pressure plates for the doors, both inside and out. The drawback is mobs can open the door too. Also, I am running the Java version on OpenSuse Leap 15.4 .
MCL-17293
MC-239494
The problem is definitely in the Linux "other" latest launcher. I reverted to an older launcher I had saved and I was able to load 16.5 and 21w10a.
The problem has been resolved. There is a new version of the Linux "other" launcher that works. The byte count on the new working launcher is 1,323,509 bytes in its compressed format.
The byte count of the launcher that is not working is 1,322,800 in its compressed format.
I am running minecraft 22w16b on my opensuse Leap 15.3 Linux box, or trying to. I have tried all the normal stuff, rebooting with nothing else running and rebooting and starting everything normally and the results are the same. I normally start a new world with each snapshot. It keeps life interesting though I do not have the hoards of accumulated stuff other have. Because of this when I saw the new 22w16b show up I created a new world which I named 22w16b. It started me off on the top of a tree. Great, I can get some wood first thing. As soon as I broke the first block strange things started to happen. Holes appeared to open up but I discovered that blocks had become transparent. I tried deleting the newly created world and recreating it but got the same symptoms with a variety of terrains. The desert terrain lasted the longest as I had to hike a while to find a tree on top of a mesa. As soon as I punched the tree, mayhem in the form of transparent blocks showed up again.
I am running a Ryzen 5 1600+ with 32Gig of Ram and a soft raid 5 3 disk array for my home directory and a single drive for my boot drive. I tried second life and it worked ok with no glitches that I could see. I wanted to rule out video card issues. Everything except minecraft is working normally.
I noticed the description listed Windows 10 so I thought I better let you know it is happening on Linux as well.
I dropped a photo, photo_2022-04-20_19-55-49.jpg, in the bucket. It was taken in the desert terrain after I punched a tree.
I did a work around by installing pressure plates for the doors, both inside and out. The drawback is mobs can open the door too. Also, I am running the Java version on OpenSuse Leap 15.4 .