Edit: Attached a test resource pack to show that this occurs with the default "shadow.png" file
I was trying to change the "shadow.png" texture using my resource pack, and the result was the entity shadows having a glitched-out texture as shown in the first image. The second image is Minecraft with the default textures, and the third image is my resource pack using the default "shadow.png" texture, to make sure that it wasn't the actual image that was causing the problem.
What I expected to happen was...:
The entity shadow would appear as normal and not glitched when I loaded the resource pack.
What actually happened was...:
The entity shadow texture glitched out as shown in the images
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Load a resource pack with the "shadow.png" texture (assets/minecraft/textures/misc/shadow.png)
2. Make sure the "entity shadows" option in the video settings is on
3. Look at the shadows under any entity (animal, hostile mob, exp orb, third-person view, etc.)
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Wasn't sure if I was supposed to put the crash report in the actual post or comment it but here just in case:
[media]Please attach a resource pack that this issue occurs with.
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To me it looks like you simply need to have a "misc/shadow.png" texture in your resource pack for this to happen.
System information:
-MC: Minecraft 1.16.4 (vanilla)
-OS: Pop!_OS 20.04 LTS (Linux 5.8.0-7642-generic, x86-64)
-CPU: Intel i7-4770
-GPU: NVIDIA 1660 Super (driver 460.56)Found the problem!
You need to add a file called "shadow.png.mcmeta" with the following content:
{
"texture": {
"clamp": true
}
}
Also, your texture should not fill the whole image. You need to leave some space at the edge (take default texture for reference).
I could reproduce this issue with the resource pack provided by MC-217909 in 21w08b, but no longer in 21w10a. I guess the upgrade to OpenGL 3.2 core profile somehow fixed this issue.
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