Jim
- K1ngHoward
- k1nghoward
- Europe/Stockholm
- Yes
- No
MC-25969
Low
Changed Description:
When your cursor is aimed at a fence block, your right click option will not work. It will show your fist/selected item swinging at the fence, but not breaking it.
What i expected to happen was my right-click to activate
withthe item i am holding (eg holding right-click to eat food.)What actually happened was my fist swings like it is trying to break the fence, but without it actually breaking it.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Aim cursor at fence.
2. Hold right-click.
3. Watch fist swinging without activating the exact items right-click function.Note: You can still place blocks on fence with right-click, it just happens with items that are not placeable. ie eating, blocking with swords, right-clicking on armor, tools, bare fists.
After doing more testing, I have found that the iron and dark oak trapdoors don't just have their textures oriented incorrectly, but don't actually bind the textures to their respective hinges unlike the other trapdoors. I looked into their files in the "1.13.jar\assets\minecraft\blockstates" folder and the files "iron_trapdoor.json" and "dark_oak_trapdoor.json" are missing key "Y" and "X" values that other trapdoors have that I assume allow for the textures to be locked to their respective hinges.
I tried downloading a new 1.13.jar and still have the same problem.
I would believe so Alex. It would probably just involve copying the blockstate json file from a working trapdoor and then changing the names around to suit the broken blockstate json file of the broken trapdoor in question. You shouldn't have to do this, but the work around should function.