Jay
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- jayw923123
- Europe/London
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MCPE-105487
When playing on servers (confirmed for Cubecraft, The Hive and Galaxite) for long amounts of time, textures will start to change to pink. This is mainly for skins, but can also include UI, HUD, blocks and even the sky. Once glitched, the pinkness does not disappear until Minecraft has been restarted and it follows the user into single-player world
's as well. Finally, it will cause a crash when rejoining any server.Steps to Reproduce:
1. Join any server (I use Cubecraft)
2. Play for a prolonged period of time (about 2-3 hours)
3. Look for any unusual pink textures whilst playingObserved Results:
Other players' skins will turn to a neon-like pink, possibly other textures too.Expected Results:
Textures should not change from what they were before.I'm not sure if it happens on other platforms too but it definitely happens on Xbox.
When playing on servers (confirmed for Cubecraft, The Hive and Galaxite) for long amounts of time, textures will start to change to pink. This is mainly for skins, but can also include UI, HUD, blocks and even the sky. Once glitched, the pinkness does not disappear until Minecraft has been restarted and it follows the user into single-player worlds as well. Finally, it will cause a crash when rejoining any server.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Join any server(I use Cubecraft
2. Play for a prolonged period of time (about 2-3 hours)
3. Look for any unusual pink textures whilst playingObserved Results:
Other players' skins will turn to a neon-like pink, possibly other textures too.Expected Results:
Textures should not change from what they were before.
I'm not sure if it happens on other platforms too but it definitely happens on Xbox.When playing on servers (confirmed for Cubecraft, The Hive and Galaxite) for long amounts of time, textures will start to change to pink. This is mainly for skins, but can also include UI, HUD, blocks and even the sky. Once glitched, the pinkness does not disappear until Minecraft has been restarted and it follows the user into single-player worlds as well. Finally, it will cause a crash when rejoining any server.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Join any server
2. Play for a prolonged period of time (about 2-3 hours)
3. Look for any unusual pink textures whilst playingObserved Results:
Other players' skins will turn to a neon-like pink, possibly other textures too.Expected Results:
Textures should not change from what they were before.Update 6/4/22
Based on what Daniel & Matt Clarke have said, previously loaded skins do not get released from memory, causing it to slowly increase. This then prevents new textures from loading, therefore causing the textures to appear pink.A more specific way to reproduce this now is to play Murder Mystery on The Hive for a long time. The map "Museum" may help speed up the process too.
Mojang Studios NoteThank you for your patience while we continue to work on addressing the issue raised here. Please be assured we are actively looking into a solution and apologize for any inconvenience caused.
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Notice
According to Mojang's beta release changelog, the pink texture glitch should no longer occur after 1.19.20, the next update.When playing on servers (confirmed for Cubecraft, The Hive and Galaxite) for long amounts of time, textures will start to change to pink. This is mainly for skins, but can also include UI, HUD, blocks and even the sky. Once glitched, the pinkness does not disappear until Minecraft has been restarted and it follows the user into single-player worlds as well. Finally, it will cause a crash when rejoining any server.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Join any server
2. Play for a prolonged period of time (about 2-3 hours)
3. Look for any unusual pink textures whilst playingObserved Results:
Other players' skins will turn to a neon-like pink, possibly other textures too.Expected Results:
Textures should not change from what they were before.Update 6/4/22
Based on what Daniel & Matt Clarke have said, previously loaded skins do not get released from memory, causing it to slowly increase. This then prevents new textures from loading, therefore causing the textures to appear pink.A more specific way to reproduce this now is to play Murder Mystery on The Hive for a long time. The map "Museum" may help speed up the process too.
Mojang Studios NoteThank you for your patience while we continue to work on addressing the issue raised here. Please be assured we are actively looking into a solution and apologize for any inconvenience caused.
Please keep any comments limited to NEW, relevant information about the bug only, and add a vote if you would like to show your interest in this issue. Off-topic comments and chatter may be hidden to avoid clutter, enabling us to focus on the information relevant to the bug.
Notice
According to Mojang's beta release changelog, the pink texture glitch should no longer occur after 1.19.20, the next update.When playing on servers (confirmed for Cubecraft, The Hive and Galaxite) for long amounts of time, textures will start to change to pink. This is mainly for skins, but can also include UI, HUD, blocks and even the sky. Once glitched, the pinkness does not disappear until Minecraft has been restarted and it follows the user into single-player worlds as well. Finally, it will cause a crash when rejoining any server.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Join any server
2. Play for a prolonged period of time (about 2-3 hours)
3. Look for any unusual pink textures whilst playingObserved Results:
Other players' skins will turn to a neon-like pink, possibly other textures too.Expected Results:
Textures should not change from what they were before.Update
6/4/22
Based on what Daniel & Matt Clarke have said, previously loaded skins do not get released from memory, causing it to slowly increase. This then prevents new textures from loading, therefore causing the textures to appear pink.A more specific way to reproduce this now is to play Murder Mystery on The Hive for a long time. The map "Museum" may help speed up the process too.
Mojang Studios NoteThank you for your patience while we continue to work on addressing the issue raised here. Please be assured we are actively looking into a solution and apologize for any inconvenience caused.
Please keep any comments limited to NEW, relevant information about the bug only, and add a vote if you would like to show your interest in this issue. Off-topic comments and chatter may be hidden to avoid clutter, enabling us to focus on the information relevant to the bug.
Notice
According to Mojang's beta release changelog, the pink texture glitch should no longer occur after 1.19.20, the next update.When playing on servers (confirmed for Cubecraft, The Hive and Galaxite) for long amounts of time, textures will start to change to pink. This is mainly for skins, but can also include UI, HUD, blocks and even the sky. Once glitched, the pinkness does not disappear until Minecraft has been restarted and it follows the user into single-player worlds as well. Finally, it will cause a crash when rejoining any server.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Join any server
2. Play for a prolonged period of time (about 2-3 hours)
3. Look for any unusual pink textures whilst playingObserved Results:
Other players' skins will turn to a neon-like pink, possibly other textures too.Expected Results:
Textures should not change from what they were before.Update 17/3/23
Confirmed on 1.19.70
Confirmed for 1.16.100
I personally don't have this problem on Windows 10 so my GPU and drivers will be the same as an Xbox One S.
This is great news