grubbbee
- grubbbee
- grubbbee
- Europe/Stockholm
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I have experienced a number of issues with tamed wolves.
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1. After my wolves walked over a rail, they are emitting the sound of riding a minecart even though they are just wandering around. When they are sitting, their heads are shaking as if riding a minecart . The sound is so loud as a constant roar when you are near the affected wolves. this happened in 15.9 I think, not 15.10. I am pretty sure this is the same thing as this other bug:
(will update in a minute)2. While playing, and my tamed wolves are following me, as they appear from teleportation or run around in general, they flash red as if taking damage.
3. After taking fire damage, and once they've been doused with water, the tamed wolves continue to jump around for a good minute or so as if they are still on fire.
I have experienced a number of issues with tamed wolves.
sit
1. After my wolves walked over a rail, they are emitting the sound of riding a minecart even though they are just wandering around. When they are sitting, their heads are shaking as if riding a minecart . The sound is so loud as a constant roar when you are near the affected wolves. this happened in 15.9 I think, not 15.10. I am pretty sure this is the same thing as this other bug:
REALMS-1122. While playing, and my tamed wolves are following me, as they appear from teleportation or run around in general, they flash red as if taking damage.
3. After taking fire damage, and once they've been doused with water, the tamed wolves continue to jump around for a good minute or so as if they are still on fire.
grubbbee Can you reproduce in 12.2?


Found same thing in windows 10 edition. I could still destroy the invisible chests, but could not open them. Putting a chest beside an invisible chest (tried every possible orientation) does not create a wide chest.
This is happening my survival-only world created and still playing in 0.12.1 (windows 10 ed.)
I had trouble getting a pet dog to follow me in my boat so i returned on foot along shoreline to the spot where the wolf pack spawned. About 2/3 of the ways there I suddenly teleported out to a boat. The spot I teleported to was near where I was on the shore and it was quite possibly exactly a spot where I had previously boated on the way back to the village.
This map is sitting at > 130 MB now and I have explored a lot of ocean. The teleport has happened to me 3 times I think. The other times, I think I was much farther away and I don't remember the details. I'll try to be more helpful if it reoccurs.
I had a chance finally to try some boats yesterday. Near the same spot as described in previous post andnot far off shore i saw a boat and swam out to it. Upon entering the boat i teleported about 1-2 chunks away in a "new" boat. A copy of the boat i entered remained in the original spot . Upon rowing back, jumping out of the new boat and into the original "copy" boat, i rowed back to village and no additional glitches occurred. Playing Win10 0.12.2 but map produced in 0.12.1.
This is happening to me in windows 10 edition build 15.10. Only on my new windows 10 laptop. However it locks up permanently at a black screen and I have to close minecraft to recover.
could the sound have been the sound of riding a rail car? the loudness you described is exactly the same as what I had, like a loud roar... See my bug report #
REALMS-169This is happening in 15.10. Yesterday, I planted a small netherwart garden in overworld in a cellar type environment - low roof a few torches. I planted them using Windows 10 edition. Today I checked it using Android MCPE, and found all the netherwart appeared to be at stage 1 so I wasn't going to harvest it, however, upon harvesting 4 netherwart plants I collected 8 netherwarts, so at least 2 of the 4 had to be at stage 4, based on the minecraft wiki info. Note - this is in my Realm.
Sorry. I read it as 15.9.xxx and figured i was running the latest version.
same for me on windows 10. realms only, not single player.
resolved itself when I quit and went back in
sorry i found the duplicates of this report.
MCPE-26812