Pig2Creeper
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- JIRAUSER746031
- America/Chicago
- Yes
- No
MCPE-177946
The Bug:
When changing dimensions, there is a chance that the lighting does not update.
This is an issue because it too hard to see in the Nether or End, Not being able too see in the end is especially an issue, because you cant just go to the overworld again.
How to Reproduce:
Simply build a portal between dimensions. There is a chance the lighting doesn't update.
Expected Result:
The lighting changes to reflect the change in dimensions,
Observed Result:
The lighting sometimes doesn't update. This only appears to affect the visual ambient light,
not lightcoming from blocks. This does not appear to affect mob spawning.The Bug:
When changing dimensions, there is a chance that the lighting does not update.
This is an issue because it too hard to see in the Nether or End, Not being able too see in the end is especially an issue, because you cant just go to the overworld again.
How to Reproduce:
Simply build a portal between dimensions. There is a chance the lighting doesn't update.
Expected Result:
The lighting changes to reflect the change in dimensions,
Observed Result:
The lighting sometimes doesn't update. This only appears to affect the visual ambient light, and it sometimes affects block light. This does not appear to affect mob spawning.
Saving and re-opening the world doesn't seen to do anything. Copying the world doesn't seem to do anything either. However, restarting the game sometimes fixes it, and sometimes causes more weird issues.
The Bug:
When changing dimensions, there is a chance that the lighting does not update.
This is an issue because it too hard to see in the Nether or End, Not being able too see in the end is especially an issue, because you cant just go to the overworld again.
How to Reproduce:
Simply build a portal between dimensions. There is a chance the lighting doesn't update.
Expected Result:
The lighting changes to reflect the change in dimensions,
Observed Result:
The lighting sometimes doesn't update. This only appears to affect the visual ambient light, and it sometimes affects block light. This does not appear to affect mob spawning.
Saving and re-opening the world doesn't seen to do anything. Copying the world doesn't seem to do anything either. However, restarting the game sometimes fixes it, and sometimes causes more weird issues
.The Bug:
When changing dimensions, there is a chance that the lighting does not update.
This is an issue because it too hard to see in the Nether or End, Not being able too see in the end is especially an issue, because you cant just go to the overworld again.
How to Reproduce:
Simply build a portal between dimensions. There is a chance the lighting doesn't update.
Expected Result:
The lighting changes to reflect the change in dimensions,
Observed Result:
The lighting sometimes doesn't update. This only appears to affect the visual ambient light, and it sometimes affects block light(that's the weird blue light). This does not appear to affect mob spawning.
Saving and re-opening the world doesn't seen to do anything. Copying the world doesn't seem to do anything either. However, restarting the game sometimes fixes it, and sometimes causes more weird issues(the blue light bug from the screenshot)
The Bug:
When changing dimensions, there is a chance that the lighting does not update.
This is an issue because it too hard to see in the Nether or End, Not being able too see in the end is especially an issue, because you cant just go to the overworld again.
How to Reproduce:
Simply build a portal between dimensions. There is a chance the lighting doesn't update.
Expected Result:
The lighting changes to reflect the change in dimensions,
Observed Result:
The lighting sometimes doesn't update. This only appears to affect the visual ambient light, and it sometimes affects block emitted light too(that's the weird blue light). This does not appear to affect mob spawning. or entity light.
Saving and re-opening the world doesn't seen to do anything. Copying the world doesn't seem to do anything either. However, restarting the game sometimes fixes it, and sometimes causes more weird issues(the blue light bug from the screenshot)
Note: The blue light thing only happened to me once.
After Game Restart.PNG
The Bug:
When changing dimensions, there is a chance that the lighting does not update.
This is an issue because it too hard to see in the Nether or End, Not being able too see in the end is especially an issue, because you cant just go to the overworld again.
How to Reproduce:
Simply build a portal between dimensions. There is a chance the lighting doesn't update.
Expected Result:
The lighting changes to reflect the change in dimensions,
Observed Result:
The lighting sometimes doesn't update. This only appears to affect the visual ambient light, and it sometimes affects block emitted light too(that's the weird blue light). This does not appear to affect mob spawning. or entity light.
Saving and re-opening the world doesn't seen to do anything. Copying the world doesn't seem to do anything either. However, restarting the game sometimes fixes it, and sometimes causes more weird issues(the blue light bug from the screenshot)
Note: The blue light thing only happened to me once.
My laptop is a nVidia Optimus laptop with an AMD CPU.
The Bug:
When changing dimensions, there is a chance that the lighting does not update.
This is an issue because it too hard to see in the Nether or End, Not being able too see in the end is especially an issue, because you cant just go to the overworld again.
How to Reproduce:
Simply build a portal between dimensions
.There is a chance the lighting doesn't update.Expected Result:
The lighting changes to reflect the change in dimensions,
Observed Result:
The lighting sometimes doesn't update. This only appears to affect the visual ambient light, and it sometimes affects block emitted light too(that's the weird blue light). This does not appear to affect mob spawning. or entity light.
Saving and re-opening the world doesn't seen to do anything. Copying the world doesn't seem to do anything either. However, restarting the game sometimes fixes it, and sometimes causes more weird issues(the blue light bug from the screenshot)
Note: The blue light thing only happened to me once.
My laptop is a nVidia Optimus laptop with an AMD CPU.
The Bug:
When changing dimensions and exiting water, there is a chance that the lighting does not update.
This is an issue because it can make it be too hard to see in the Nether or End, Not being able too see in the end is especially an issue, because you cant just go to the overworld again.
How to Reproduce:
Simply build a portal between dimensions, and enter it, or enter and exit water There is a chance the lighting doesn't update.
Expected Result:
The lighting changes to reflect the change in dimensions, and when exiting water
Observed Result:
The lighting sometimes doesn't update. This only appears to affect the visual ambient light, and it sometimes affects block emitted light too(that's the weird blue light). This does not appear to affect mob spawning. or entity light.
Saving and re-opening the world doesn't seen to do anything. Copying the world doesn't seem to do anything either. However, restarting the game sometimes fixes it, and sometimes causes more weird issues(the blue light bug from the screenshot)
Note: The blue light thing only happened to me once, and the lighting not updating happened dozens of times.
My laptop is a nVidia Optimus laptop with an AMD CPU.
Ambient Lighting does not update when changing Dimensions/Exiting water
The Bug:
When changing dimensions and exiting water, there is a chance that the lighting does not update.
This is an issue because it can make it be too hard to see in the Nether or End, Not being able too see in the end is especially an issue, because you cant just go to the overworld again.
How to Reproduce:
Simply build a portal between dimensions, and enter it, or enter and exit water There is a chance the lighting doesn't update.
Expected Result:
The lighting changes to reflect the change in dimensions, and
whenexiting waterObserved Result:
The lighting sometimes doesn't update. This only appears to affect the visual ambient light
, and it sometimes affects block emitted light too(that's the weird blue light). This does not appear to affect mob spawning. or entity light.Saving and re-opening the world doesn't seen to do anything. Copying the world doesn't seem to do anything either. However, restarting the game
sometimes fixes it, and sometimes causes more weird issues(the blue light bug from the screenshot)
Note: The blue light thing onlyhappened to me once, and the lighting not updating happened dozens of times.
My laptop is a nVidia Optimus laptop with an AMD CPU.The Bug:
When changing dimensions and exiting water, there is a chance that the lighting does not update.
This is an issue because it can make it be too hard to see in the Nether or End, Not being able too see in the end is especially an issue, because you cant just go to the overworld again.
How to Reproduce:
Simply build a portal between dimensions, and enter it, or enter and exit water. There is a chance the lighting doesn't update.
Expected Result:
The lighting changes to reflect the change in dimensions, and the lighting returns to normal after exiting water.
Observed Result:
The lighting sometimes doesn't update. This only appears to affect the visual ambient light. This does not appear to affect mob spawning. or entity light.
Saving and re-opening the world doesn't seen to do anything. Copying the world doesn't seem to do anything either. However, restarting the game fixes it.
My laptop is a nVidia Optimus laptop with an AMD CPU.
Notes:
When exiting water, the blue tint disappears, but the lighting remains (it looks like you have night vision).
The Bug:
When changing dimensions and exiting water, there is a chance that the lighting does not update.
This is an issue because it can make it be too hard to see in the Nether or End, Not being able too see in the end is especially an issue, because you cant just go to the overworld again.
How to Reproduce:
Simply build a portal between dimensions, and enter it, or enter and exit water. There is a chance the lighting doesn't update.
Expected Result:
The lighting changes to reflect the change in dimensions, and the lighting returns to normal after exiting water.
Observed Result:
The lighting sometimes doesn't update. This only appears to affect the visual ambient light. This does not appear to affect mob spawning. or entity light.
Saving and re-opening the world doesn't seen to do anything, and neither does changing worlds. Copying the world doesn't seem to do anything either. However, restarting the game fixes it.
My laptop is a nVidia Optimus laptop with an AMD CPU.
Notes:
When exiting water, the blue tint disappears, but the lighting remains (it looks like you have night vision).
Ambient Lighting does not update when changing Dimensions/Exiting waterAmbient Lighting does not update when changing Dimensions or Exiting water
(my computer has 16GB ram, windows 10)
RAM values are for the game only.
This happened to me.
This happens extremely quickly on Mineplex right now.
I was trying to get a picture, went into fullscreen and the game was solid pink.
More Testing: Going into full screen it went full pink, Exiting fullscreen fixes it. This happened after the characters go pink.
Later:
9GB ram usage. Player icons on pause screen are pink, characters are pink. Dressing room is super pink. Achievements is a full pink screen, but you can leave.
Now it is at 10.5GB! It is unplayable at types. My available RAM in task manager is below 500MB! The settings screen is mostly fine, just a few icons are pink,
Then ram usage jumped down to 8.5 GB suddenly.
After some gameplay, after /hub I saw steeves for a short second and then they turned pink! Now 10 ram usage. Task manager says ~500M-1G avalible.
Now it dropped to 6.5GB.
The drops happen while in task manager.
I submitted
MCPE-177946. It was marked as a duplicate of this. Does this bug track the issue with changing dimensions, too, or is that a separate bug?