When glow lichen is placed in lava source blocks, a waterlogged glow lichen is placed, thus a water source block is created. Other waterloggable blocks don't have this issue.
[media]What I expected to happen:
I expect glow lichen either to be lavalogged (but that's strange) or to remove the lava without creating water when placing it in a lava source block.
What actually happens:
If placed in a lava source block, the lava the lichen is placed in converts to a water source block and the glow lichen is placed as a waterlogged block into the created water block. Any surrounding lava reacts with the new water accordingly. Placing lichen in flowing lava works properly, but flowing fluids don't seem to destroy the lichen (reported in MC-212116).
Steps to reproduce:
Find or create a pool of lava (source blocks)
Place glow lichen in one of the lava source blocks
❌ The lava converts to water
Linked issues
is duplicated by 37
MC-16589
Water and hearts from dogs rendering incorrectly
Resolved
MC-212118
Glow lichens replace lava incorrectly
Resolved
MC-212122
You can get water in nether via glow lichen
Resolved
MC-212137
Water in the Nether because of Lichen
Resolved
MC-212150
placing Glow Lichen in lava turns it to water
Resolved
Attachments
Comments 7
@unknown, lavalogging will take more time to impliment. And probably is a different feature all on it's own.
@Hipposgrumm the current implementation of fluid-logging allows for fairly easy lavalogging, but I just don't think lavalogging is logical for glow lichen
migrated
can confirm