Maxwell
- Maxi679
- JIRAUSER686730
- Europe/Stockholm
- Yes
- No
BDS-18022
MCPE-166979
Watch this video so that you can understand what was happening:
Steps to reproduce:
0. Run a bedrock server(localhost preferred), move into the end demension with a legal end protal.
- Make some ender man mad, then go inside the end portal with them following, which transfer you back to the normal world. (Before I recorded the video above, the enderman appeared to be blocked by the bedrock along the end portal)
- An invisible enderman should be attacking you when you transfer back.
Probably because the server considered the enderman already transfered, but client didn't "know"?
Watch this video so that you can understand what was happening:
Steps to reproduce:
0. Run a bedrock server(localhost preferred), move into the end demension with a legal end protal.
- Make some ender man mad, then go inside the end portal with them following, which transfer you back to the normal world. (Before I recorded the video above, the enderman appeared to be blocked by the bedrock along the end portal)
- An invisible enderman should be attacking you when you transfer back.
Probably because the server considered the enderman already transfered, but client didn't "know"?
Watch this video so that you can understand what was happening:
Steps to reproduce:
0. Run a bedrock server(localhost preferred), move into the end demension with a legal end protal.
- Make some ender man mad, then go inside the end portal with them following, which transfer you back to the normal world. (Before I recorded the video above, the enderman appeared to be blocked by the bedrock along the end portal)
- An invisible enderman should be attacking you when you transfer back.
Probably because the server considered the enderman already transfered, but client didn't "know"?
Watch this video so that you can understand what was happening:
Steps to reproduce:
0. Run a bedrock server(localhost preferred
),move into the end demension with a legal end protal.
- Make some ender m
an mad, then go inside the end portal with them following, which transfer you back to the normal world. (Before I recorded the video above, the enderman appeared to be blocked by the bedrock along the end portal)- An invisible enderman should be attacking you when you transfer back.
Probably because the server considered the enderman already transfered, but client didn't "know"?
Watch this video so that you can understand what was happening:
Steps to reproduce:
0. Run a bedrock server(localhost preferred but you MUST run a server, instead of using the internal one in the game), and move into the end demension with a legal end protal.
- Make some ender men mad, then go inside the end portal with them following, which should transfer you back to the normal world. (Before I recorded the video above, the enderman appeared to be blocked by the bedrock along the end portal)
- An invisible enderman should be attacking you when you transfer back.
Probably because the server considered the enderman was already transfered, but client didn't "know"?
P.S. Not tested on local world yet. This might not happen on LAN games.
Watch this video so that you can understand what was happening:
Steps to reproduce:
0. Run a bedrock server(localhost preferred but you MUST run a server, instead of using the internal one in the game), and move into the end demension with a legal end protal.
- Make some ender men mad, then go inside the end portal with them following, which should transfer you back to the normal world. (Before I recorded the video above, the enderman appeared to be blocked by the bedrock along the end portal)
- An invisible enderman should be attacking you when you transfer back.
Probably because the server considered the enderman was already transfered, but client didn't "know"?
P.S. Not tested on local world yet. This might not happen on LAN games.
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I think the summary is clear enough. See the video in this link to review how to reproduce this bug: LINK
Please note that this issue not only ocurrs on a dedicated server but also on internal servers by bedrock lient.
Fishes would disappear without an fish bucket(not even with water) added to inventory, when capturing with a empty bucket.
Re-uploaded, the link was messed while editing the hyperlink. x)
Neither of them were applied, total vanilla.
I was able to reproduce it again. It seems like the enderman has to be teleported into the portal at the same time, when the user goes into the portal. At least the enderman has to be next to the portal.
(Probably have something to do with chunk unload)
UPDATE: I reproduced and recorded the full footage! link title
My duplicate issue was presented without bucket disappearing in 1.20.51
I have tried to turn anti-aliasing down to zero, it did change something, but comparing to the expected, it's nothing.
The problem is about the maximum performance but not really the hardware's performance limit. In the attachment, you can see that the GPU was never utilized to 100% but cap at 60% for some reason. (While running at 20~45FPS without a frame limit set)
Edit: Anti-aliasing is set to 1. There isn't am option to turn it off.