See screenshots, they're self-explaining. This rendering error happens when looking at water through ice, portal, stained glass, etc. ..., only saw this on the horizon of oceans and only happens in certain view angles. Most likely strongly related to MC-34795, the only difference I see are the big, odd bright rectangles replacing parts of the water when looking at oceans.
EDIT:
Happens when looking through portals, ice, etc. too
EDIT2:
As of 13w41b, the rendering errors appear black.
EDIT3:
As of 13w42a, the black errors no longer appear, but errors can be seen at the water surface: In certain angels, the surface texture turns completely invisible, see "13w42a.jpg"
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@William Michael Schneider:
The screenshots you added appear more like MC-34795, don't know if this is the same bug. At least it seems to be related.
I'm not too sure, the ice that is behind the tinted glass, appears as if it is in front of the tinted glass, as you can see in the pictures. I put the water there to see if it had the same effect, of which from the looks of it, it kinda does.
Definitely not fixed in 13w42a ... but errors appear in a different angle, see "13w42a.jpg". The erros are no longer black, but the water surface texture turns invisible from certain angles.
Nope, just found out the new errors are not related to this bug, they happen when forcing AA in the NVIDIA driver settings. Tunring it off fixes the invisible water surface.
The black rectangles seen on the horizon (as described in this ticket) are FIXED as of 13w42a, so this ticket can be resolved.
This happens to me too.
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I'll add some of my screen shots