Noah
- NJDaeger
- njdaeger
- Europe/Stockholm
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MC-133434![[Mojang] Panda](../../../data/avatars/users/41658.png){kind=small}
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If you are in a world on a server, placing or removing a block over the void causes a decoder exception to be thrown, kicking all members that have the area loaded client-side. If there is a block somewhere in the 1x256x1 block column regardless of where it is, the error does not happen. It only happens when a block is placed (in a completely empty column) or broken (causing the entire column to be empty).
Error is shown here. This is from the client. There are no error messages in the console.
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If the issue has been resolved in the past- the bug could've been unintentionally brought back in the game? Considering that bug was posted 4 years ago- the game has changed a lot in that time. I don't think this is a duplicate. I think it is a bug that was reintroduced into the game.
I believe the menu screen "MINECRAFT" image also doesn't support transparency anymore.
I have added a little more context to this. Error message from the client, and a screenshot from console showing where the errors happened (red lines)
The world was a flatworld created on 20w45a. I know for a fact it affects at least dirt and bedrock. It seems like it is every block which is placed in an empty column, or a block which is broken to make a column empty.
Any update on this issue? It's been nearly 2 years :pain:
This is still a problem in pre-releases for 1.18
I believe this is still a problem in newer Minecraft versions.