Narnianknight
- Narnianknight
- narnianknight
- America/Indiana/Indianapolis
- Yes
- No
2 issues
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MC-266493
Low
Added Affects Versions: 24w05a
Deleted Comment:
This works as intended. The dungeon is part of the trial chamber's structure.
Added Labels: photosensitive-epilepsy
Added Labels: copper-bulb
Changed Summary:
Copper bulbsand redstone lampscan be clocked too fast, causing flickering
Changed Description:
Copper
bulbs and redstonelamps can be clocked too fastto make a flashing display. This is a problem because the flashing may disorient those who suffer from photosensitive epilepsy.Copper Bulbs can be toggled once per game tick. It is now possible to clock them to make a flashing display. This is a problem because the flashing may disorient those who suffer from photosensitive epilepsy.
Works as intended
Works as intended
I do not know how this would be intended. It seems the teleport check fail was made for the same dimension only, not moving between dimensions.
I propose the mechanics should work exactly as they are now, except if going from overworld to nether and the teleport checks fail, the X and Z coordinates are divided by 8, instead of staying the same as the overworld. Likewise, if going from nether to overworld, the coordinates would multiply by 8. Thus, the shulkers would be guaranteed to stay close to the portal, like every other entity.
This is not a duplicate.
MC-97190is talking about gliding into lava. This is talking about activating elytra in lava. Please mark as unresolved.Unfortunately, experimental datapacks only support new worlds.
Cannot reproduce in 23w46a
This does not affect redstone lamps. Please remove the redstone lamp attachments.
Another reason to not fix is that observers would detect changes in signal strength. Many storage devices detect changes in compator state, and signal strength state changes would break them.
Both the critical hit modifier and enchantments are calculated based on the base attack damage (although including effects). This behavior is intended