Jonas Hilk
- LammSalami
- lammsalami
- Europe/Stockholm
- Yes
- No
MC-69437
I decided to do some testing for a slime farm in a super flat world. I used the preset:
3;minecraft:bedrock,2*minecraft:stone,minecraft:bedrock;1;villageTo prevent all spawning by default. I searched for a slime-chunk and dug out the top most bedrock layer. A slime spawned and identified this as a valid slime chunk.
Than I covered the stone with torches, effectively removing all air blocks. This should prevent slimes form spawning on the stone again.
But a slime spawnt anyway, even so no airblock was present at the whole generated world, at y-lvl 3
I created a world with the preset
3;minecraft:bedrock,2*minecraft:stone,minecraft:torch;1;village to further test this.the attached images show the same world in 1.8 and 1.7.10 enviroment.
In 1.8 slimes do spawn all over the place, the same world, loaded in 1.7.10 version of the game had no Slime spawning at all, like it should be?
testing this with a rail on the top most layer gave the same result. as long as its not a full block, the spawn cycle seems to start anyway and is not restricted to air-blocks, like it used to be.Making, for example, spawnproofing rails nearly impossible. The cycle starts on the track itself now and you can't place a full block ontop of the tracks without taking suffocation dmg. Covering the tracks with slabs would still allow slimes and baby zombies / pigmen to spawn.
In pre2 the bug changed, the villager no longer gets teleported back to the start position. He glitches now out of the mincart und through blocks below, added attached imaged of that happening.
This can be reproduced (tested it twice), but the originial teleport bug seems to be gone in pre2.
This probably happend with the introduction of the Guardian. Hostile mobs now must be able to spawn inside water. So maybe the check for an Air-Block was simply removed and only the collision with objects remains.
if so, than it's sadly not a bug.