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MC-181555

When replacing a snow layer with a grass block, podzol or mycelium, the block has the "snowy=true" blockstate

The bug

When you place a grass block on a layer of snow, the sides receive the snow texture, and the top turns a weird greyscale version (I'm guessing the default, and what it looks like under the snow), instead of just a regular grass block.

The issue is fixed if a block is placed on top it, or if it is moved by a piston.

To reproduce

  1. Place a layer of snow.

  2. Place a grass block on top of it (so that the snow is replaced by the grass block)
    → ❌ You now have a snowy grass block without snow on it

Linked issues

MC-181902 Snow Grass Bug Resolved MC-181917 New Glass Block Bug! Resolved MC-181977 Grass blocks placed on Snow Layer produce Snow Grass Blocks Resolved MC-182060 grass turns silver (snowy variant but without a snow layer) when placed on top a snow layer Resolved MC-182423 Placing Grass Blocks on snow makes them snowy: true Resolved

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Comments 2

It seems to me that this is not a bug. You found a texture that you should not have seen. Without snow, this block is not generated anyway.

@Pandaqwanda surely if I'm not meant to see the texture, it is a bug that it is appearing? Also, at no point did I say it was naturally generated, just that I found using the method described.

FrozenDude101

Felix Jones

Confirmed

Important

Block states

grass_block, snow_layer

20w18a, 20w19a, 20w20a, 20w20b, 20w21a

20w22a

Retrieved