[MC-400] The red lava overlay fades from level 32 downwards.

When immersed in lava the red overlay loses it's opacity from 32 downwards until there is no red left and it just looks slightly dim.

To reproduce:
1. Nerd hole down to the bedrock.
2. Place lava at y: 32.
3. Wait for the lava to reach the bottom.
4. Descend.

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MC-133692 When you're in lava, the orange appears darker/completely black at y=30 and below Resolved

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Chalmes (Jon) 2012-10-25T19:15:17Z

Same darkening you get when mining to bedrock in overworld?

Anon Ymus 2012-11-22T02:47:29Z

As in void fog?

Chalmes (Jon) 2012-11-22T19:37:56Z

Probably due to a clash with the void fog yes, but still, its a bit weird.

5ives 2012-11-28T07:32:32Z

There shouldn't be any fog in liquid, in water it should be murky water.

shufboyardee 2013-02-09T21:16:50Z

I'm sure 'void fog' isn't literally supposed to represent a fog in the air, so much as the darkness of the depths. Same way 'fog of war' in RTS type games doesn't represent actual fog, and is just a gameplay thing. In that context, having it within lava and water isn't so consistent.

Ezekiel 2013-07-11T23:05:27Z

Cannot reproduce in the latest version of minecraft

iamanai 2014-07-22T17:40:45Z

I am getting this in 14w29b. I think. I'll have to do some more testing.

iamanai 2014-07-22T17:47:27Z

In 14w29b I am unable to reproduce in testing worlds. However, I can confirm in a world that I am teaching my niece to play Minecraft on. First picture I'm going to add is from that world and where the bug is present, and second picture is in a testing world.