James Clarke
- jrtc27
- jrtc27
- Europe/London
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Changed Description:
If an external monitor is added/removed while Minecraft is running on OS X, attempting to enter full-screen thereafter leads to Minecraft crashing, because the LWJGL keyboard needs to be recreated. I have attached a crash log
- while my client is modded and this particular crash log is for 1.4.5, the issue exists in anunmodded1.4.6.If an external monitor is added/removed while Minecraft is running on OS X, attempting to enter full-screen thereafter leads to Minecraft crashing, because the LWJGL keyboard needs to be recreated. I have attached a crash log for 1.4.7 (unmodded).
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Changed Summary:
Adding Or Removing Monitors Causes A CrashwhengoingfullscreenAdding Or Removing Monitors Causes A Crash When Toggling Fullscreen Mode
Added Affects Versions: 1.5
Same thing for me on Creative mode on my iPad (iOS 6.0.1) - tapping it just builds/breaks the block.
Ah ok thanks for that! Any reason why not?
I don't think this is necessarily resolved - the reporter didn't state that they were doing it in Creative (although it is highly likely).
Reproduced with 1.4.7 (unmodded).
I also have this bug sometimes, and clicking fixes it (even in full screen). Maybe somehow LWJGL thinks it has lost focus?
But clicking to focus Minecraft triggers a click when in the pause menu (hover over the return to game button, Cmd+Tab out and then click anywhere in the Minecraft window).
Dinnerbone - are any of these textures loaded on a background thread?
Vote it up then.
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It's the launcher jar, which on OS X is at "Minecraft.app/Contents/Resources/Java/MinecraftLauncher.jar".
Because that way the launcher can update the main game without having to do some magic to update itself.
This seems to be different in 13w06a as far as I can tell, although it's very glitchy when it has a redstone lamp below it and is surrounded by blocks.
Well I searched for "OS X text box" and didn't get anything, so I posted this. I guess I should've done a more thorough search then...
This isn't the only issue - the following all exist (some aren't OS X specific):
The following system-wide OS X text-editing shortcuts do not exist:
System-independent issues (not just OS X):
Reasons why the code does what it does:
You include Cmd as a recognised alternative to Ctrl, but a lot of the key combinations you listen out for are detected by their C0 code, which of course will only include the Ctrl character.
Happens when coming out of fullscreen as well.
Just tested it, and it's still an issue in 1.5.