Stridey
- Stridey
- stridey
- Europe/Stockholm
- Yes
- No
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If a parrot is on your shoulder whilst you leave the End via a portal, the parrot will no longer be on your shoulder when you arrive in the
overworld. (The parrot doesn't get left behind in the End either, it just completely flashes out of existence.)If a parrot is on your shoulder whilst you leave the End via a portal, the parrot will no longer be on your shoulder when you arrive in the Overworld. (The parrot doesn't get left behind in the End either, it just completely flashes out of existence.)
Zombie Pigmen come through the Nether portal into the Overworld way too frequently.
EDIT: This might also be because of the spawn rate in the Nether itself.
When a parrot has a nametag, it seems too high above its head. (When both sitting and standing/flying)
Although its great that the text boxes are now retexturable, it seems that the way they are resized causes issues with resource packs to have very limited freedom in how they are allowed to retexture.
It seems that when the text box needs to be resized, it takes the last portion of the texture it needs, and then applies it to the very last pixel of the texture. This means that if a resource pack's retexturing of the text box goes at all outside of the vanilla texture's border, it causes parts of the texture to be cut off.
I wasn't sure how to articulate this so sorry if its a bit of a confusing read, but hopefully the images help.
Although its great that the text boxes are now retexturable,
it seems thatthe way they are resized causes issues with resource packs to have very limited freedom in how they are allowed to retexture.It seems that when the text box needs to be resized, it takes the last portion of the texture it needs, and then applies it to the very last pixel of the texture. This means that if a resource pack's retexturing of the text box goes at all outside of the vanilla texture's border, it causes parts of the texture to be cut off.
I wasn't sure how to articulate this so sorry if its a bit of a confusing read, but hopefully the images help.
Although its great that the text boxes are now retexturable, the way they are resized causes issues with resource packs causing them to have very limited freedom in how they are allowed to retexture.
It seems that when the text box needs to be resized, it takes the last portion of the texture it needs, and then applies it to the very last pixel of the texture. This means that if a resource pack's retexturing of the text box goes at all outside of the vanilla texture's border, it causes parts of the texture to be cut off.
I wasn't sure how to articulate this so sorry if its a bit of a confusing read, but hopefully the images help.
Although its great that the text boxes are now retexturable, the way they are resized causes issues with resource packs causing them to have very limited freedom in how they are allowed to retexture.
It seems that when the text box needs to be resized, it takes the last portion of the texture it needs, and then applies it to the end of the very last pixel of the texture. This means that if a resource pack's retexturing of the text box goes at all outside of the vanilla texture's border, it causes parts of the texture to be cut off.
I wasn't sure how to articulate this so sorry if its a bit of a confusing read, but hopefully the images help.
-Although its great that the text boxes are now retexturable, the way they are resized causes issues with resource packs causing them to have very limited freedom in how they are allowed to retexture.
It seems that when the text box needs to be resized, it takes the last portion of the texture it needs, and then applies it to the end of the very last pixel of the texture. This means that if a resource pack's retexturing of the text box goes at all outside of the vanilla texture's border, it causes parts of the texture to be cut off.
I wasn't sure how to articulate this so sorry if its a bit of a confusing read, but hopefully the images help.-
(I have since learnt that this is very customisable and I just didn't look into this properly before submitting a report. Sorry
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-Although its great that the text boxes are now retexturable, the way they are resized causes issues with resource packs causing them to have very limited freedom in how they are allowed to retexture.
It seems that when the text box needs to be resized, it takes the last portion of the texture it needs, and then applies it to the end of the very last pixel of the texture. This means that if a resource pack's retexturing of the text box goes at all outside of the vanilla texture's border, it causes parts of the texture to be cut off.
I wasn't sure how to articulate this so sorry if its a bit of a confusing read, but hopefully the images help.-
(I have since learnt that this is very customisable and I just didn't look into this properly before submitting a report. Sorry
-Although its great that the text boxes are now retexturable, the way they are resized causes issues with resource packs causing them to have very limited freedom in how they are allowed to retexture. -
It seems that when the text box needs to be resized, it takes the last portion of the texture it needs, and then applies it to the end of the very last pixel of the texture. This means that if a resource pack's retexturing of the text box goes at all outside of the vanilla texture's border, it causes parts of the texture to be cut off.
I wasn't sure how to articulate this so sorry if its a bit of a confusing read, but hopefully the images help.(I have since learnt that this is very customisable and I just didn't look into this properly before submitting a report. Sorry
-Although its great that the text boxes are now retexturable, the way they are resized causes issues with resource packs causing them to have very limited freedom in how they are allowed to retexture. -
It seems that when the text box needs to be resized, it takes the last portion of the texture it needs, and then applies it to the end of the very last pixel of the texture. This means that if a resource pack's retexturing of the text box goes at all outside of the vanilla texture's border, it causes parts of the texture to be cut off.
I wasn't sure how to articulate this so sorry if its a bit of a confusing read, but hopefully the images help.(I have since learnt that this is very customisable and I just didn't look into this properly before submitting a report. Sorry
Although its great that the text boxes are now retexturable, the way they are resized causes issues with resource packs causing them to have very limited freedom in how they are allowed to retexture.
It seems that when the text box needs to be resized, it takes the last portion of the texture it needs, and then applies it to the end of the very last pixel of the texture. This means that if a resource pack's retexturing of the text box goes at all outside of the vanilla texture's border, it causes parts of the texture to be cut off.
I wasn't sure how to articulate this so sorry if its a bit of a confusing read, but hopefully the images help.(I have since learnt that this is very customisable and I just didn't look into this properly before submitting a report. Sorry
Like the legs, the cold cow's horns should be mirrored but are not.
Attached is an example of a resource pack thatalters only 1 face of the horn texture, showing that it unexpectedly alters the same face on both horns, as well as a resource pack for debugging.Like the legs, the cold cow's horns should be mirrored but are not.
Attached is an example of a resource pack that changes the horn texture to have a different colour on every face.
Like the legs, the cold cow's horns should be mirrored but are not.
Attached is an example of a resource pack that changes the horn texture to have a different colour on every face.
Although not an issue that affects the base game, I urge that this is fixed as it will be very useful for resource packs!
Like the legs, the cold cow's horns should be mirrored but are not.
Attached is an example of a resource pack that changes the horn texture to have a different colour on every face.
Although not an issue that affects the base game, I urge that this is fixed as itwill be very useful forresource packs!Like the legs, the cold cow's horns should be mirrored but are not.
Attached is an example of a resource pack that changes the horn texture to have a different colour on every face.
This also affects temperate cows.
Although not an issue that affects the base game, I urge that this is fixed as it does affect resource packs!
likely related to MC-262689
also applies to the /clear command
Added example resource pack