Josh Chappelle
- jchappelle
- jchappelle
- America/Chicago
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2 issues
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Created
MCPE-97185
Changed Description:
The bottom half of the sky in my world turns black after extended play times. If I save and quit the game and re-join the realm I still get the problem. If I exit the Minecraft application the problem goes away for a period of time.
Graphics Card
Intel(R) UHD Graphics 620
PC Model
Lenovo Thinkpad E590
Memory
16 GB
I play on realms. My username is Chapp007 and my realm name is Trussvillage.
I can also reproduce this using the "Replace World" function. It's a bit annoying for big worlds because I can't tell if it's locked up or not.
By the way, it happens for me in v1.1.3 of the Windows 10 edition.
I can confirm this is happening in v1.2.3 for Windows 10. I tried adding it to the "Affects Version" field but I don't have authority to do so.
My son just had this issue. He was on his ipad and exited the game while the end credits were rolling, or I may have stopped the server on my windows 10 machine, not sure which one happened because we played it a few weeks ago.
Now when he attempts to join it starts rolling the credits and crashes at the end. If he skips it does nothing but if he taps skip multiple times it eventually crashes.
As a workaround, I was able to download an nbt editor found here: https://www.universalminecrafteditor.com/. I located his player record and changed the dimensionId from 2 to 0, saved it and restarted the server and restarted his app by swiping it closed. When he joined he was brought into the overworld. I hope this helps someone else.
The latest version did not fix it but I will say that we were on an older version when we exited the game during the credits. So I'm not sure if we would have been able to recreate the problem on the latest version but we were certainly not able to recover from the problem on the latest version without editing the nbt file.
Also, it appears the bees cannot enter a beehive from the side where the comparator is placed, which I would assume is the correct functionality. This however, causes them to be trapped.