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MCPE-156145
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Textures for missing blocks applied over existing blocks
When a resource pack add-on provides textures for blocks that don't exist, the game seems to partially apply these textures to blocks that do exist, in certain situations.
In the screenshots, you can see a texture intended for the "Mud" block (which only exists in 1.19.0+) is affecting the textures of
Polished Blackstone, Polished Blackstone Bricks, andtheir wall and stair variants.I could only re-produce this bug with the slider for "The Wild Update" under "Experiments" set to true. As of this report, that slider does not add Mud to the world.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Install the attached resource pack add-on (which only contains textures for mud and muddy mangrove roots).
- Create a new world
with "The Wild Update" experiment set to true.- Activate the resource pack for the world.
- Open
the world and place down Polished Blackstone, Polished Blackstone Bricks, or one of their wall or stairvariants.- Observe.
Observed Results:
The textures of Polished Blackstone, Polished Blackstone Bricks, and their wall or stair variants were affected by the resource pack add-on,
Expected Results:No textures were affected because Mud and Muddy Mangrove Roots aren't available in the current version.
Screenshot(s):
When a resource pack add-on provides textures for blocks that don't exist, the game seems to partially apply these textures to blocks that do exist, in certain situations.
In the screenshots, you can see a texture intended for the "Mud" block (which only exists in 1.19.0+) is affecting the textures of other blocks, as well as their wall and stair variants.
I could only re-produce this bug with the slider for "The Wild Update" under "Experiments" set to true. As of this report, that slider does not add Mud to the world.
EDIT: I was able to re-produce this bug using the same resource pack on a different world without "The Wild Update" set to true, so I've edited the report according. Strangely, different textures/blocks were affected.Steps to Reproduce:
- Install the attached resource pack add-on (which only contains textures for mud and muddy mangrove roots).
- Create a new world .
- Activate the resource pack for the world.
- Open your inventory and search for affected blocks (it varies).
- Observe.
Observed Results:
The textures of some blocks, and their wall or stair variants were affected by the resource pack add-on,Expected Results:
No textures were affected because Mud and Muddy Mangrove Roots aren't available in the current version.Screenshot(s):
When a resource pack add-on provides textures for blocks that don't exist, the game seems to partially apply these textures to blocks that do exist, in certain situations.
In the screenshots, you can see a texture intended for the "Mud" block (which only exists in 1.19.0+) is affecting the textures of other blocks, as well as their wall and stair variants.
I could only re-produce this bug with the slider for "The Wild Update" under "Experiments" set to true. As of this report, that slider does not add Mud to the world.
EDIT:I was able to re-produce this bug using the same resource pack on a different world without "The Wild Update" set to true, so I've edited the report according. Strangely, different textures/blocks were affected.Steps to Reproduce:
- Install the attached resource pack add-on (which only contains textures for mud and muddy mangrove roots).
- Create a new world .
- Activate the resource pack for the world.
- Open your inventory and search for affected blocks (it varies).
- Observe.
Observed Results:
The textures of some blocks, and their wall or stair variants were affected by the resource pack add-on,Expected Results:
No textures were affected because Mud and Muddy Mangrove Roots aren't available in the current version.Screenshot(s):
When a resource pack add-on provides textures for blocks that don't exist, the game seems to partially apply these textures to blocks that do exist, in certain situations.
In the screenshots, you can see a texture intended for the "Mud" block (which only exists in 1.19.0+) is affecting the textures of other blocks, as well as their wall and stair variants.
1.19 UPDATE: Loading the pack (unedited) into 1.19 provided the expected results. This means that the issue was indeed with the game and not with the pack. 1.19 may need to be tested with nonexistent block IDs to see if they cause problems like they did in 1.18.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Install the attached resource pack add-on (which only contains textures for mud and muddy mangrove roots).
- Create a new world .
- Activate the resource pack for the world.
- Open your inventory and search for affected blocks (it varies).
- Observe.
Observed Results:
The textures of some blocks, and their wall or stair variants were affected by the resource pack add-on,Expected Results:
No textures were affected because Mud and Muddy Mangrove Roots aren't available in the current version.Screenshot(s):
The summary for the Mojang Web Services project includes a "Useful Links" section, but the first link leads to a nonexistent article on [help.minecraft.net] instead of linking to this help article.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Go to the summary page for the Mojang Web Services project
- Click "Guide: Writing Helpful Bug Reports for Minecraft" under "Useful Links"
- Observe "The page you were looking for doesn't exist"
Observed Results:
The link led to an oops page.Expected Results:
The link would lead to this help article.Screenshots:
The summary for the Mojang Web Services project includes a "Useful Links" section, but the first link leads to a nonexistent article on help.minecraft.net instead of linking to this help article.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Go to the summary page for the Mojang Web Services project
- Click "Guide: Writing Helpful Bug Reports for Minecraft" under "Useful Links"
- Observe "The page you were looking for doesn't exist"
Observed Results:
The link led to an oops page.Expected Results:
The link would lead to this help article.Screenshots:
This issue relates to
MCPE-63854, which was resolved as incomplete.