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MC-127749![[Mojang] Gegy](../../../data/avatars/users/10122.svg){kind=small}
Steps to reproduce:
- join MC 18w15a
- press F5
- start walking and strafe from left to right and from right to left
Video (60FPS) - laggy capes in 18w15a
Original video (120FPS) - laggy capes in 18w15a but 120fps
The bug
Minecraft cape
s' movement animation are jittering.
See -> https://streamable.com/8nyqoCaused by the fix of
MC-75279The bug
Minecraft cape's movement animation are jittering
See -> https://streamable.com/8nyqoCaused by the fix of
MC-75279
The bug
Minecraft cape's movement animation are jittering
See -> https://streamable.com/8nyqoCaused by the fix of
MC-75279UPD by reporter:
YOU NEED A CAPE TO TEST THIS BUG
Steps To Reproduce:
- Join any Minecraft world
- Toggle perspective mode, so you can see your cape
- Now start walking with sprint and press W+A or W+D
- Move your mouse in the direction you're walking (it should look like you're walking in circles)
- Observe how weirdly the cape behaves
Expected Result: Normal cape movement animation, just as it was before snapshot 18w05a
Actual Result: Cape animation is jitteringUnfortunately, I was unable to attach a video, since it's size way too high, so consider downloading from this source:
- MEGA: clickable link
- OS: Windows 10 Pro 1903 (Build Number 18362.207)
- Java 1.8.0_51 64bit
- GPU: NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 1060 3G
- GPU DRIVER: 430.86
- CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 1600
- RAM: 16Gb (2Gb allocated for Minecraft)
- DISPLAY: 1920x1060@60Hz
Cape is jittering; movement way sharper than in1.12.2Cape is jittering; movement way sharper than in snapshot 18w03b
UPD by reporter:
YOU NEED A CAPE TO TEST THIS BUG
Steps To Reproduce:
- Join any Minecraft world
- Toggle perspective mode, so you can see your cape
- Now start walking with sprint and press W+A or W+D
- Move your mouse in the direction you're walking (it should look like you're walking in circles)
- Observe how weirdly the cape behaves
Expected Result: Normal cape movement animation, just as it was before snapshot 18w05a
Actual Result: Cape animation is jitteringUnfortunately, I was unable to attach a video, since it's size way too high, so consider downloading from this source:
- MEGA: clickable link
UPD by reporter:
YOU NEED A CAPE TO TEST THIS BUG
Steps To Reproduce:
- Join any Minecraft world
- Toggle perspective mode, so you can see your cape
- Now start walking with sprint and press W+A or W+D
- Move your mouse in the direction you're walking (it should look like you're walking in circles)
- Observe how weirdly the cape behaves
Expected Result: Normal cape movement animation, just as it was before snapshot 18w05a
Actual Result: Cape animation is jitteringUnfortunately, I was unable to attach a video, since it's size way too high, so consider downloading from this source:
- MEGA: clickable link
UPD by reporter:
YOU NEED A CAPE TO TEST THIS BUG
Steps To Reproduce:
- Join any Minecraft world
- Toggle perspective mode, so you can see your cape
- Now start walking with sprint and press W+A or W+D
- Move your mouse in the direction you're walking (it should look like you're walking in circles)
- Observe how weirdly the cape behaves
Expected Result: Normal cape movement animation, just as it was before snapshot 18w05a
Actual Result: Cape animation is jitteringUnfortunately, I was unable to attach a video, since it's size way too high, so consider downloading from this source:
- MEGA: clickable link
Additional Information:
After few checks, I found that the first version where the bug is in a game was
UPD by reporter:
YOU NEED A CAPE TO TEST THIS BUG
Steps To Reproduce:
- Join any Minecraft world
- Toggle perspective mode, so you can see your cape
- Now start walking with sprint and press W+A or W+D
- Move your mouse in the direction you're walking (it should look like you're walking in circles)
- Observe how weirdly the cape behaves
Expected Result: Normal cape movement animation, just as it was before snapshot 18w05a
Actual Result: Cape animation is jitteringUnfortunately, I was unable to attach a video, since it's size way too high, so consider downloading from this source:
- MEGA: clickable link
Additional Information:
After few checks, I found that the first version where the bug is in a game was
UPD by reporter:
YOU NEED A CAPE TO TEST THIS BUG
Steps To Reproduce:
- Join any Minecraft world
- Toggle perspective mode, so you can see your cape
- Now start walking with sprint and press W+A or W+D
- Move your mouse in the direction you're walking (it should look like you're walking in circles)
- Observe how weirdly the cape behaves
Expected Result: Normal cape movement animation, just as it was before snapshot 18w05a
Actual Result: Cape animation is jitteringUnfortunately, I was unable to attach a video, since it's size way too high, so consider downloading from this source:
- MEGA: clickable link
Additional Information:
After a few checks, I found that the first time when the bug appeared in a game was in a snapshot 18w05a, but before that version, there was a snapshot 18w03b where everything was fine with a cape.
- OS: Windows 10 Pro 190
3(Build Number 18362.207)- Java 1.8.0_51 64bit
- GPU: NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 1060 3G
- GPU DRIVER: 430.86
- CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 1600
- RAM: 16Gb (2Gb allocated for Minecraft)
- DISPLAY: 1920x1060@60Hz
- OS: Windows 10 Pro 1909 (Build Number 18363.778)
- Java 1.8.0_51 64bit
- GPU: NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 1060 3G
- GPU DRIVER: 430.86
- CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 1600
- RAM: 16Gb (2Gb allocated for Minecraft)
- DISPLAY: 1920x1060@60Hz
- OS: Windows 10 Pro 1909 (Build Number 18363.778)
- Java 1.8.0_51 64bit
- GPU: NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 1060 3G
- GPU DRIVER: 4
30.86- CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 1600
- RAM: 16Gb (2Gb allocated for Minecraft)
- DISPLAY: 1920x10
60@60Hz
- OS: Windows 10 Pro 1909 (Build Number 18363.778)
- Java 1.8.0_51 64bit
- GPU: NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 1060 3G
- GPU DRIVER: 445.87
- CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 1600
- RAM: 16Gb (2Gb allocated for Minecraft)
- DISPLAY: 1920x1080@144 Hz
UPD by reporter:
YOU NEED A CAPE TO TEST THIS BUG
Steps To Reproduce:
- Join any Minecraft world
- Toggle perspective mode, so you can see your cape
- Now start walking with sprint and press W+A or W+D
- Move your mouse in the direction you're walking (it should look like you're walking in circles)
- Observe how weirdly the cape behaves
Expected Result: Normal cape movement animation, just as it was before snapshot 18w05a
Actual Result: Cape animation is jitteringUnfortunately, I was unable to attach a video, since it's size way too high, so consider downloading from this source:
- MEGA: clickable link
Additional Information:
After a few checks, I found that the first time when the bug appeared in a game was in a snapshot 18w05a, but before that version, there was a snapshot 18w03b where everything was fine with a cape.
UPD by reporter:
YOU NEED A CAPE TO TEST THIS BUG
Steps To Reproduce:
- Join any Minecraft world
- Toggle perspective mode, so you can see your cape
- Now start walking with sprint and press W+A or W+D
- Move your mouse in the direction you're walking (it should look like you're walking in circles)
- Observe how weirdly the cape behaves
Expected Result: Normal cape movement animation, just as it was before snapshot 18w05a
Actual Result: Cape animation is jitteringUnfortunately, I was unable to attach a video, since it's size way too high, so consider downloading from this source:
- MEGA: clickable link (old)
- YouTube: clickable link
Additional Information:
After a few checks, I found that the first time when the bug appeared in a game was in a snapshot 18w05a, but before that version, there was a snapshot 18w03b where everything was fine with a cape.
- OS: Windows 10 Pro
1909(Build Number 18363.778)- Java 1.8.0_51 64bit
- GPU: NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 1060 3G
- GPU DRIVER: 4
45.87- CPU: AMD Ryzen 5
1600- RAM: 16Gb (2Gb allocated for Minecraft)
- DISPLAY: 1920x1080@144 Hz
- OS: Windows 10 Pro 20H2 (Build Number 19042.928)
- Java 1.8.0_51 64bit
- GPU: NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 1060 3G
- GPU DRIVER: 466.11
- CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600
- RAM: 16Gb (2Gb allocated for Minecraft)
- DISPLAY: 1920x1080@144 Hz
UPD by reporter:
YOU NEED A CAPE TO TEST THIS BUG
Steps To Reproduce:
- Join any Minecraft world
- Toggle perspective mode, so you can see your cape
- Now start walking with sprint and press W+A or W+D
- Move your mouse in the direction you're walking (it should look like you're walking in circles)
- Observe how weirdly the cape behaves
Expected Result: Normal cape movement animation, just as it was before snapshot 18w05a
Actual Result: Cape animation is jitteringUnfortunately, I was unable to attach a video, since it's size way too high, so consider downloading from this source:
MEGA:clickable link(old)- YouTube: clickable link
Additional Information:
After a few checks, I found that the first time when the bug appeared in a game was in a snapshot 18w05a, but before that version, there was a snapshot 18w03b where everything was fine with a cape.
UPD by reporter:
YOU NEED A CAPE TO TEST THIS BUG
Steps To Reproduce:
- Join any Minecraft world
- Toggle perspective mode, so you can see your cape
- Now start walking with sprint and press W+A or W+D
- Move your mouse in the direction you're walking (it should look like you're walking in circles)
- Observe how weirdly the cape behaves
Expected Result: Normal cape movement animation, just as it was before snapshot 18w05a
Actual Result: Cape animation is jitteringUnfortunately, I was unable to attach a video, since it's size way too high, so consider downloading from this source:
- ~YouTube: clickable link~
- YouTube Newest: clickable link
Additional Information:
After a few checks, I found that the first time when the bug appeared in a game was in a snapshot 18w05a, but before that version, there was a snapshot 18w03b where everything was fine with a cape.
UPD by reporter:
YOU NEED A CAPE TO TEST THIS BUG
Steps To Reproduce:
- Join any Minecraft world
- Toggle perspective mode, so you can see your cape
- Now start walking with sprint and press W+A or W+D
- Move your mouse in the direction you're walking (it should look like you're walking in circles)
- Observe how weirdly the cape behaves
Expected Result: Normal cape movement animation, just as it was before snapshot 18w05a
Actual Result: Cape animation is jitteringUnfortunately, I was unable to attach a video, since it's size way too high, so consider downloading from this source:
- ~YouTube: clickable link~
- YouTube Newest: clickable link
Additional Information:
After a few checks, I found that the first time when the bug appeared in a game was in a snapshot 18w05a, but before that version, there was a snapshot 18w03b where everything was fine with a cape.
UPD by reporter:
YOU NEED A CAPE TO TEST THIS BUG
Steps To Reproduce:
- Join any Minecraft world
- Toggle perspective mode, so you can see your cape
- Now start walking with sprint and press W+A or W+D
- Move your mouse in the direction you're walking (it should look like you're walking in circles)
- Observe how weirdly the cape behaves
Expected Result: Normal cape movement animation, just as it was before snapshot 18w05a
Actual Result: Cape animation is jitteringUnfortunately, I was unable to attach a video, since it's size way too high, so consider downloading from this source:
YouTube: clickable link- YouTube Newest: clickable link
Additional Information:
After a few checks, I found that the first time when the bug appeared in a game was in a snapshot 18w05a, but before that version, there was a snapshot 18w03b where everything was fine with a cape.
UPD by reporter:YOU NEED A CAPE TO TEST THIS BUG
Steps To Reproduce:
- Join any Minecraft world
- Toggle perspective mode, so you can see your cape
- Now start walking with sprint and press W+A or W+D
- Move your mouse in the direction you're walking (it should look like you're walking in circles)
- Observe how weirdly the cape behaves
Expected Result:
Normalcape movement animation, just as it was before snapshot 18w05a
Actual Result: Cape animation is jitteringVideo demonstrating the issue:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bnGkC2S3PUAdditional Information:
After a few checks, I found that the first time when the bug appeared in a game was in a snapshot 18w05a, but before that version, there was a snapshot 18w03b where everything was fine with a cape.
Steps To Reproduce:
- Join any Minecraft world
- Toggle perspective mode, so you can see your cape
- Now start walking with sprint and press W+A or W+D
- Move your mouse in the direction you're walking (it should look like you're walking in circles)
- Observe how weirdly the cape behaves
Expected Result: Smooth cape movement animation, just as it was before snapshot 18w05a
Actual Result: Cape animation is jitteringVideo demonstrating the issue: YouTube Video
Additional Information:
After a few checks, I found that the first time when the bug appeared in a game was in a snapshot 18w05a, but before that version, there was a snapshot 18w03b where everything was fine with a cape.
Steps To Reproduce:
- Join any Minecraft world
- Toggle perspective mode, so you can see your cape
- Now start walking with sprint and press W+A or W+D
- Move your mouse in the direction you're walking (it should look like you're walking in circles)
- Observe how weirdly the cape behaves
Expected Result: Smooth cape movement animation, just as it was before snapshot 18w05a
Actual Result: Cape animation is jitteringVideo demonstrating the issue: YouTube Video
Additional Information:
After a few checks, I found that the first time when the bug appeared in a game was in a snapshot 18w05a, but before that version, there was a snapshot 18w03b where everything was fine with a cape.
In 1.12.2 animation of cape more smoother, than in 18w11a
I have just tested it on 1.14.4-pre3 — this issue is still thing there.
P.S. Yes, the comment above was made also by me, but I literally forgot that I already had an account on this site
Still can reproduce in 1.14.4-pre4
Still able to reproduce in 1.14.4-pre5
Still able to reproduce in 1.14.4-pre6
Still able to reproduce in release 1.14.4
Reproducible in snapshot-19w46b
Still able to reproduce in 1.15
Also still able to reproduce in 1.15.1-pre1
Still able to reproduce in 1.15.1
Still reproduceable in 20w11a
Was able to reproduce on 20w17a
I was able to reproduce this bug in Minecraft 1.16-pre2
Reproduced in 1.16-pre8
@conem I honestly just behaved like others here, didn't mean to break any rules or something.
Actually, OptiFine developer fixed this bug -> GitHub issue
The bug is present in 1.18-pre5.