Summary: While equipped with a saddle/carpet rendering of each is inconsistent between mobs. Camel, Donkey, Horse, Mule, Skeleton Horse, Zombie Horse are 100% invisible. While the Llama, Pig, Strider, Trader Llama have their Saddle/Carpet rendered while invisible.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Summon the following with no AI, tamed, and saddle/carpet/chest equipped:
Camel
Donkey
Horse
Llama
Mule
Pig
Skeleton Horse
Strider
Trader Llama
Zombie Horse
2. Apply invisibility effect to all entities via
/effect give @e minecraft:invisibility infinite 1 true3. Observe inconsistencies between mobs as to what is rendered invisible, and what is rendered visible.
While similar bugs have been reported, I wasn't able to find any that contained a direct comparison of all player mountable mobs with images as provided here.
Thank you for your continued help!
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[Mod] Jingy
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@jingly I don't believe the linked bugs reflect this issue accurately. Specifically the other do not include the mobs Strider, Trader Llams and their carpets.
Please un-mark this as 'duplicate' as this bug specifically identifies the carpets worn by Llama (both normal and Trader) as in consistent. If there are additional bug reports already in place including Llama's and their carpets, I'd be glad to link this report to there as well.
Thank you.