Nicholas Martino
- MrScorch6200
- mrscorch6200
- Europe/Stockholm
- Yes
- No
Animals' heads can be placed into solid blocks
,merely a visual glitch. As far as I can tell, this does not cause any suffocation damage. The Player can push them in the walls or they can walk into it themselves. I tested this on Pigs, Cows, and Tamed Wolves, so I may assume that it happens to every animal. Please see the pictures, however it was difficult to get the Pig's head fully in the wall as he kept turning around to look at me.Animals' heads can be placed into solid blocks; this is merely a visual glitch. As far as I can tell, this does not cause any suffocation damage. The Player can push them in the walls or they can walk into it themselves. I tested this on Pigs, Cows, and Tamed Wolves (full-size and babies), so I may assume that it happens to every animal. To recreate it all that you have to do is push an animal into a solid block or watch them do it themselves. Please see the pictures, however it was difficult to get the Pig's head fully in the wall as he kept turning around to look at me.
Windows 7 Ultimate (x64)
Java 7 u45 (latest)
Vanilla 1.7.2
Animals' Heads Can Be Placed Into Solid Blocks
Animals' heads can be placed into solid blocks; this is merely a visual glitch. As far as I can tell, this does not cause any suffocation damage. The Player can push them in the walls or they can walk into it themselves. I tested this on Pigs, Cows, and Tamed Wolves (full-size and babies), so I may assume that it happens to every animal. To recreate it all that you have to do is push an animal into a solid block or watch them do it themselves. Please see the pictures
, however it was difficult to get the Pig's head fully in the wall as he kept turning around to look at me.Animals' heads (also the corners of their backsides, but most distinctively their heads) can be placed into solid blocks; this is merely a visual glitch. As far as I can tell, this does not cause any suffocation damage. The Player can push them in the walls or they can walk into it themselves. I tested this on Pigs, Cows, and Tamed Wolves (full-size and babies), so I may assume that it happens to every animal. To recreate it all that you have to do is push an animal into a solid block or watch them do it themselves. Please see the pictures.
Animals' heads (also
the corners of their backsides, but most distinctively their heads) can be placed into solid blocks; this is merely a visual glitch. As far as I can tell, this does not cause any suffocation damage. The Player can push them in the walls or they can walk into it themselves. I tested this on Pigs, Cows, and Tamed Wolves (full-size and babies), so I may assume that it happens to every animal. To recreate it all that you have to do is push an animal into a solid block or watch them do it themselves. Please see the pictures.Animals' heads (also parts of their backsides, including tails, but most distinctively their heads) can be placed into solid blocks; this is merely a visual glitch. As far as I can tell, this does not cause any suffocation damage. The Player can push them in the walls or they can walk into it themselves. I tested this on Pigs, Cows, and Tamed Wolves (full-size and babies), so I may assume that it happens to every animal. To recreate it all that you have to do is push an animal into a solid block or watch them do it themselves. Please see the pictures.






@[Mod] Ezekiel Yes, it is still happening in 1.7.2 (
MC-39904).