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MC-105274

Beacon's glass doesn't cull against glass blocks or other beacons

The bug

The beacon's model's glass doesn't cull against other beacons, however, unlike the glass block. Considering a glass block does cull itself, I am in the personal belief a beacon's glass should cull itself too. (Glass blocks and beacon glass should also cull each other if it should look completely right, but I'll take it as fixed as long as the beacon just culls itself.)

How to reproduce

  1. Place a beacon right beside another beacon
    → Notice the glass between the beacons being visible

Note

Modifying the JSON block model of the beacon to have the glass cull will only cull the glass against solid opaque blocks (which in my opinion it also should cull against), not other beacons.

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Feature request, not a bug, for feature requests go to the minecraftsuggestions reddit.

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How is a pretty big inconsistency between glass (of a beacon) and glass (of a glass block) not a bug, and wanting glass and glass to be consistent is a feature request? All kinds of glass blocks (both normal glass blocks and all stained glass blocks) cull themself. Why should the glass of a beacon be any different?

muzikbike

Affects 18w30b

muzikbike

Relates to MC-119856 as both involve block faces not being culled where they should be.

muzikbike

Relates to MC-135986 for the same reason.

muzikbike

May relate to MC-109087 for again the same reason.

muzikbike

Remove MC-135986 from relates to as it has been resolved into MC-109087.

muzikbike

May actually be blocked by/a duplicate of MC-109087, as beacon glass doesn't actually cull against anything

muzikbike

Should probably be marked as Blocked.

Avoma

Can confirm in 20w48a.

muzikbike

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Confirmed

Beacon, Rendering

cullface-nonfunctional

Minecraft 1.10.2, Minecraft 1.13, Minecraft 18w30b, Minecraft 18w31a, Minecraft 18w32a, ..., Minecraft 18w43b, Minecraft 18w43c, Minecraft 18w44a, 1.16.4, 20w48a

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