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In the overworld (visible often in spectator or in a void biome), when you go under the layer 61, the fog the fog suddenly changes from blue (sky) to black (cave). Adding a smoother transition would bring greater comfort in the gameplay, as it was done in the nether between biomes.
Since 1.15, the accessibility icon (tetxure\gui\accessibility.png) does not support semi-transparent pixel.
Normal pixel: supported
Transparent pixel: supported
Semi-transparent pixel (like 50% transparency for example): unsupported.It's very boring for texture pack creator when we improve some button in the ui.
It was working in 1.14.4.How to reproduce:
1. Install the resource pack that i upload in attachment
2. You can see that with the same pack, the icon is not the same between 1.14 and 1.15.x, 1.16.x...
pack-accessibility.zip
Since 1.15, the accessibility icon (tetxure\gui\accessibility.png) does not support semi-transparent pixel.
Normal pixel: supported
Transparent pixel: supported
Semi-transparent pixel (like 50% transparency for example): unsupported.
It's very boring for texture pack creator when we improve some button in the ui.
It was working in 1.14.4.How to reproduce:
1. Install the resource pack that i upload in attachment
2. You can see that with the same pack, the icon is not the same between 1.14 and 1.15.x, 1.16.x...Since 1.15, the accessibility icon (texture\gui\accessibility.png) does not support semi-transparent pixel (even if normal pixels and transparent are normally supported).
Demonstration with screenshots:
1. First attachment, a Photoshop screenshot where you can see that i replaced the selected version of the accessibility icon by a square of pink pixel (so that it is visible) with 50% transparency.
2. Second attachment, a Minecraft screenshot in 1.14.4 where you can see that with the file created with the first attachment, you can see behind the icon when it is selected (normal with 50% transparency).
3. Third attachment, a Minecraft screenshot in the last snapshot (20w27a) where you can see that this time, when you select the icon, you can't see behind it and it's like the pixels aren't transparent (which is a bug because they are.).How to reproduce:
1. Install the resource pack that i upload in attachment
2. You can see that with the same pack, the icon is not the same between 1.14 and 1.15.x, 1.16.x...I think that others problems have been reported for the same problem on other files.
Since 1.15, the accessibility icon (texture\gui\accessibility.png) does not support semi-transparent pixel (even if normal pixels and transparent are normally supported).
Demonstration with screenshots:
1. First attachment, a Photoshop screenshot where you can see that i replaced the selected version of the accessibility icon by a square of pink pixel (so that it is visible) with 50% transparency.
2. Second attachment, a Minecraft screenshot in 1.14.4 where you can see that with the file created with the first attachment, you can see behind the icon when it is selected (normal with 50% transparency).
3. Third attachment, a Minecraft screenshot in the last snapshot (20w27a) where you can see that this time, when you select the icon, you can't see behind it and it's like the pixels aren't transparent (which is a bug because they are.).How to reproduce:
1. Install the resource packthat iupload in attachment
2. You can see that with the same pack, the icon is not the same between 1.14 and 1.15.x, 1.16.x...I think that others problems have been reported for the same problem on other files.
Since 1.15, the accessibility icon (texture\gui\accessibility.png) does not support semi-transparent pixel (even if normal pixels and transparent are normally supported).
Demonstration with screenshots:
1. First attachment, a Photoshop screenshot where you can see that i replaced the selected version of the accessibility icon by a square of pink pixel (so that it is visible) with 50% transparency.
2. Second attachment, a Minecraft screenshot in 1.14.4 where you can see that with the file created with the first attachment, you can see behind the icon when it is selected (normal with 50% transparency).
3. Third attachment, a Minecraft screenshot in the last snapshot (20w27a) where you can see that this time, when you select the icon, you can't see behind it and it's like the pixels aren't transparent (which is a bug because they are.).How to reproduce:
1. Install the resource pack uploaded in attachment
2. You can see that with the same pack, the icon is not the same (when selected) between 1.14 and 1.15.x, 1.16.x...I think that others problems have been reported for the same problem on other files.
Since 1.15, the accessibility icon (texture\gui\accessibility.png) does not support semi-transparent pixel (even if normal pixels and transparent are normally supported).
Demonstration with screenshots:
1. First attachment, a Photoshop screenshot where you can see that i replaced the selected version of the accessibility icon by a square of pink pixel (so that it is visible) with 50% transparency.
2. Second attachment, a Minecraft screenshot in 1.14.4 where you can see that with the file created with the first attachment, you can see behind the icon when it is selected (normal with 50% transparency).
3. Third attachment, a Minecraft screenshot in the last snapshot (20w27a) where you can see that this time, when you select the icon, you can't see behind it and it's like the pixels aren't transparent (which is a bug because they are.).How to reproduce:
1. Install the resource pack uploaded in attachment
2. You can see that with the same pack, the icon is not the same (when selected) between 1.14 and 1.15.x, 1.16.x...I think that others problems have been reported for the same problem on other files.
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Accessibility icon does not support semi-transparant pixelpost outdated : admins can delete it
Confirmed in 20w27a
Confirmed for 20w27a
The transition should be smoother, like in the nether between the different biome.