This issue has been fixed in 26.3-snapshot-6
As stated in the title, this differs from naturally generated Bee Nests, which normally contain bees
Affected structures:
abandoned_camp/camp/cherry_grove/campsite_cherry_grove_2
abandoned_camp/camp/flower_forest/campsite_flower_forest_1
abandoned_camp/camp/meadow/campsite_meadow_2
abandoned_camp/camp/old_growth_birch_forest/campsite_old_growth_birch_forest_1
The above has been resolved in 26.3-snapshot-3, while the following still persists in the current version
abandoned_camp/tent/flower_forest/tent_flower_forest_4
Steps to Reproduce:
1.Execute the following command (replace <structure> with one of the above structures)
/place template <structure>2.Set to rainy
/weather rain3.Place the bees — they will immediately enter the Bee Nest due to the rain
4.Break the Bee Nest to check the bee count
Expected behavior:
There are more than one bee
Observed Result:
Only one bee was found, proving that the structure generated with zero bees initially
The attached video demonstrates the problem
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