James Bond
- Kiwi_King
- kiwi_king
- Europe/Stockholm
- Yes
- No
MC-51635
Put the summary of the bug you're having here*What I expected to happen was have my chunk render distance set to 16 from 2 in flatworld.
*What actually happened was the chunk generator thought I was generating a regular world.
Part of the world was generated in flatworld, and down below flatworld was another normal world.*Steps to Reproduce:
1. In flatworld, change graphical settings all the way down (make sure render distance is set to 2 chunks)
2. Quickly change the graphics settings to the highest (make sure render distance is set to 16 chunks)
3. Let it load a minute, then you should be standing on a solid flatworld platform, and by jumping off the platform (in creative mode), you should find a regular chunk generation.*What I expected to happen was have my chunk render distance set to 16 from 2 in flatworld.
*What actually happened was the chunk generator thought I was generating a regular world.
Part of the world was generated in flatworld, and down below flatworld was another normal world.*Steps to Reproduce:
1. In flatworld, change graphical settings all the way down (make sure render distance is set to 2 chunks)
2. Quickly change the graphics settings to the highest (make sure render distance is set to 16 chunks)
3. Let it load a minute, then you should be standing on a solid flatworld platform, and by jumping off the platform (in creative mode), you should find a regular chunk generation.
*What I expected to happen was have my chunk render distance set to
16from2in flatworld.*What actually happened was the chunk generator thought I was generating a regular world.
Part of the world was generated in flatworld, and down below flatworld was another normal world.*Steps to Reproduce:
1. In flatworld, change graphical settings all the way down (make sure render distance is set to 2 chunks)
2. Quickly change the graphics settings to the highest (make sure render distance is set to 16 chunks)
3. Let it load a minute, then you should be standing on a solid flatworld platform, and by jumping off the platform (in creative mode), you should find a regular chunk generation.*What I expected to happen was have my chunk render distance set to 2 from 16 in flatworld.
*What actually happened was the chunk generator thought I was generating a regular world.
Part of the world was generated in flatworld, and down below flatworld was another normal world.*Steps to Reproduce:
1. In flatworld, change graphical settings all the way down (make sure render distance is set to 2 chunks)
2. Quickly change the graphics settings to the highest (make sure render distance is set to 16 chunks)
3. Let it load a minute, then you should be standing on a solid flatworld platform, and by jumping off the platform (in creative mode), you should find a regular chunk generation.
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Please make the Jenkins Pigs happy!