The moon was going down, and I looked at the rising sun. It looked like a skin file, and it was the texture file for a pillager. I did not have any texture packs, mods, shaders, or any such things loaded. It was vanilla Minecraft. In a different world the sun looked like a map. It might have something to do with the fact that I was in a raid, when the sun looked like a pillager. Also When the sun looked like a map the map looked like the sun. The pillagers were also solid black, though the crossbows showed up. When I pressed F3+T to reload resource packs it went back to normal.
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same thinghappend to me on the latest version
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This probably happens because the RAM space that is responsible for adding RAM pointers to map textures became very small, causing them to run into other graphics addresses as well, and Minecraft doesn't cap them at all. This is requried for all maps to work. I think the only way to fix this is to move unused RAM space next to map textures and make them used for map pointer textures. Or probably because map textures pointers override other graphics pointers completely.