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- Noodlebear
- noodlebear
- America/Los_Angeles
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MC-33287
I was trying to place a stair block by crouching and placing it on the side of the block I was standing on.
I accidentally placed the stair on the the block I was standing on and it eclips
ingmy player.Crouch on the lower half of a stair block and place another stair block on top of it. (Note that this may take several tries to recreate). This also works to place the block behind you, and your character will also be able to move through this block. (The screenshot provided is of this case).
I was trying to place a stair block by crouching and placing it on the side of the block I was standing on.
I accidentally placed the stair on the the block I was standing on and it eclipsed my player.
Crouch on the lower half of a stair block and place another stair block on top of it. (Note that this may take several tries to recreate). This also works to place the block behind you, and your character will also be able to move through this block. (The screenshot provided is of this case).
Picture one is
me inside a single fence.
Picture two isa third person view of picture one.
Picture three is me inside two fences.What I expected to happen was...:
The fence would not place when "jump-placed"What actually happened was...:
The fencewasplacedand my character was inside of it.. Afterwards I could also place another fence block on top of the first one, also with my character inside of it.Steps to Reproduce:
1. Stand on a solid block and look down at the ground.
2. Jump-place a fence post on the block you are looking at.Picture one is a third person view of picture two.
Picture two is me inside a single fence.
Picture three is me inside two fences.What I expected to happen was...:
The fence would not place when I attempted to "jump-place" it.What actually happened was...:
The fence did place and my character was inside of it.. Afterwards I could also place another fence block on top of the first one, also with my character inside of it.Steps to Reproduce:
1. Stand on a solid block and look down at the ground.
2. Jump-place a fence post on the block you are looking at.
3. Place another fence post on top of the other
When a
acommand such as "/Setblock" is used, and Minecraft:Comparator is set as the block to be placed, the following text is received: "There is no such item with name minecraft:comparator".To reproduce:
Issue command: "/setblock ~ ~ ~ minecraft:comparator", and you should receive the text response.