At very large distances away from spawn (2,000,000 blocks is where I noticed it), item frames "jump" when you move, and at certain angles the background disappears into the block it is mounted on.
Possibly unrelated, but MCedit becomes unaligned between actual position and appearance of blocks at these distances.
Note: In image, the item frame on the right is mounted on a non-opaque stair block.
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Can you both please check the coordinates ?
"Must I Really" wrote on his sign the coordinates 2 Mio / 200 Mio and Jon 2 Mio / 2 Mio .
The "Farlands" are beginning somewhere in the 20 Mio ... 32 Mio region, but not at 2 Mio.
i expect the 200,000,000 on the sign is a typo, but i definitely reporoduced the bug at the coordinates as per my screenshot.
The bug occurs at 2,000,000-(Y)-2,000,000; I made a mistake in typing my coordinates on the sign. I also tested it at 20,000,000-1-20,000,000... with much more severe results.
Sorry it took me a little longer, I've been caught up with some things! I can only apologize, here is the patch for 1.6.2 and the instructions on how to install it into your client. The instructions below assume you are using a client with no other mods, if this is not the case you will probably know how to place it inside the JAR with your mods.
1) Download the 'bgs.class' file located here: http://www.kruithne.net/minecraft/bgs.class
2) Navigate to the 'versions' folder inside your Minecraft installation. (%appdata%/.minecraft/versions)
3) Copy the folder called '1.6.2' and call it anything you want, for this example we will use 'itemframefix'.
4) Go inside the newly created folder and rename both the files in there to the same as the folder, so 'itemframefix.json' and 'itemframefix.jar'.
5) Open the JAR file with an arching program such as WinRAR.
6) Delete the META-INF folder if you have not already done this for other reasons.
7) Copy the 'bgs.class' you downloaded into the JAR file and close it again.
8) Open the 'itemframefix.json' with a text editor and rename the 'id' on the second line from '1.6.2' to 'itemframefix'.
9) Run Minecraft and edit your current profile (or create a new one). Under 'Use version' select 'itemframefix'.
10) Your Minecraft should now be set to have steady item frames once again.
For people with other mods, simply dropping the class file in with other mods should be fine but I cannot guarantee that they will not conflict with one another if the other mods touch item frames rendering in any way. This patch is intended for use with vanilla Minecraft installations.
Is this still a concern in the latest Minecraft version 14w04b? If so, please update the affected versions in order to best aid Mojang ensuring bugs are still valid in the latest releases/pre-releases.
This bug seems to be fixed, atleast the "jumping" part is gone, but the frames are still black but i belive that's another bug report..
Also, at 10m i could not place stuff in the item frames instead it tried to just right click the block behind it, if i did it with a block, it just placed the block, over the item frame, but that too is another bug.
Tested today with 14w10c at 0, 5m and 10m
Jumping in frames is gone, rendering of frames and contents of frames is still jacked.
when facing:
East Positive X: You are able to see what is in the item frame, however frame is nearly black.
West Negative X: Looks perfect.
North Positive Y: Color of item frame looks good, but you cannot see any item put into the frame.
South Negative Y: Same as North Positive Y.
From my testing. 14w10c - XYZ: 10Million , 70, 100
Confirmed. Ported to 2,000,000, 64, 2,000,000 and placed an item frame on a block, item frame would jump around when I moved.