As of 17w47a, each bed color got their own block id (COLOR_bed) with this change, the bed no longer needs to base it's texture/model on any nbt data, as such the the beds can use normal block models again, instead of requiring a block entity and rendering like an entity.
A direct result of this issue is that the side of beds is no longer completely retextureable, as opposed to versions prior to 1.12 and the other editions of Minecraft.
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MC-125928
Bed Not Supporting Railings Like Win 10 and Previous Color Update
MC-125930
Unable to Change Bed Model
MC-127628
Beds are still saving tile entity data
MC-140535
Beds are rendered as entities (with problems as a result), while that's unneeded in 1.13+
MC-164007
Beds have tile entities despite not needing them
MC-188607
Bed feet won`t disappear using my own 3D model
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Mind giving a reason why? They don’t need to be, at all. They can use normal block models instead now, and the entity itself is not used then. There's no reason at all for them to be block entities...
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Yes you need to be able to make 3d bed models and change the models in general. It use to be there as an intended feature it should still be here as an intended feature
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Why is this resolved this issue is currently open and needs to be fixed. For exmple in 1.8 you use to be able to install 3d bed model in 3d resource pack but, since 1.12 you can't
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Because @unknown said it was intentional.
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ok if grum said so then it's fine. Did you tell him though they should add it back and support railings like windows 10 as a suggestion at least thanks
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Added a zip file containing model files, textures and block state files for the beds; hoping @unknown will change his mind.
RedCMD
Having the bed a block entity just creates unneeded block lag (both server and client)
Ceresjanin123
Considering MC-164010 is triaged this should really be reopened. There's really zero need for beds to be block entities.
Erik Broes