[MC-50447] "Missing texture" texture for variants of tall grass

March 6, 2014 while playing at about 6:00 p.m. I encountered 3 separate instances of the box replacing textures for (1) a flower, (2) tall grass and (3) overworld netherwart. This was after reported fix.

Also boats are still broken.

Linked issues

is duplicated by 2

MC-51510 Missing Shrub texture, Wrong block name in F3 menu Resolved

MC-53866 Item Id 175:6 when given to play on server crashes player when relogs Resolved

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fienxjox 2014-03-07T16:23:42Z

You're listing four different bugs there, you need four separate issues. Please see if 10c fixed any of these.

Talven81 2014-03-07T17:09:30Z

Are you using setblock?

Talven81 2014-03-07T17:24:51Z

Possibly Gary, but we are getting new reports of similar issues, usually with setblock.

Itouch2 2014-03-07T17:47:36Z

EDIT: Also affects 10c.

Can confirm for Tall grass : try with /setblock ~ ~ ~ minecraft:tallgrass 5 for example (should place a green dead bush)
Can confirm for Nether wart : /setblock ~ ~ ~ minecraft:nether_wart 4/5

kumasasa 2014-03-07T22:29:16Z

[Mojang] Mog (Ryan Holtz) in MC-49121

If the correct data value is set, then the issue will not happen, so you're basically stating that if the incorrect data value is set, the issue will happen. Not a bug.

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Itouch2 2014-03-07T22:31:27Z

Kumasasa: For Green Dead bush, 5 is a correct data value and 0 for Dead bush (tall grass variant)

Itouch2 2014-03-07T22:34:24Z

...And lots of people have this issue with Nether wart (see MC-50525)

kumasasa 2014-03-08T08:09:46Z

In fact confirmed for several minecraft:grass 0, 3, 4 and 5 but since minecraft:deadbush is existing, said blocks can be assumed invalid.

kumasasa 2014-03-08T08:13:54Z

Also confirmed for nether_wart 4, but this is invalid too.

Itouch2 2014-03-08T11:00:43Z

Kumasasa: Look at the wiki: http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Dead_Bush =/= http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Tall_grass

Tall grass has five variants.

Grass (the most common)
A triangular-looking fern
A dead bush-looking plant that does not occur naturally. (not to be confused with the Dead Bush appearing in desert biomes) minecraft:tallgrass 0
Double Tallgrass: A two block tall grass. Can be formed by using bonemeal on tall grass.
Double Fern: Similar in appearance in the fern, only two blocks tall. Drop two ferns if broken with shears.
A recolored greenish version of the Shrub called 'Grass', used as a placeholder for the data values from 3 to 15. minecraft:tallgrass 3

That breaks some adventure maps and for me, it's a regression.

kumasasa 2014-03-08T11:05:52Z

Well, it's up to Mojang now.

Itouch2 2014-03-13T18:35:35Z

Confirmed for 14w11b

Christie N 2014-03-13T18:42:20Z

I would also like to point out that faceless pumpkins (pumpkin 4) and upwards-facing hoppers (hopper 1) have the missing texture.

Rebeca Rey 2014-03-14T10:17:29Z

Yeah, I'm getting this in 14w11b as well. It really ruins the look of adventure maps that use shrubs for decoration (since they can be placed on grass).

Dr. Boring 2014-04-17T20:26:45Z

It started when they added the capabilities of choosing what variants choose which models they can choose. All the fix needs is to translate these subtypes into the JSON file so the game can render them correctly.

Itouch2 2014-04-25T17:27:08Z

Confirmed for 14w17a

Mog (Ryan Holtz) 2014-04-30T09:44:13Z

Works as intended. None of these are valid, supported uses of the blocks in question. Faceless pumpkins, upward-facing hoppers, and tinted dead bushes were all bugs that just happened to work due to quirks in the code, but never officially supported. Minecraft Wiki certainly says that data value 3 for tall grass will produce a tinted dead bush, but Minecraft Wiki is not an official authority on anything and not Mojang-endorsed. The three types of blocks supported by tall grass is very explicit in the code:

public static final int TYPE_DEADBUSH = 0;
public static final int TYPE_TALLGRASS = 1;
public static final int TYPE_FERN = 2;

Note that there is not "public static final int TYPE_TINTED_BUSH", because the tinted bush was nothing more than an incorrect data value that just happened to work at the time, which some "clever" person posted on the Minecraft Wiki.

Itouch2 2014-04-30T09:47:51Z

Thanks for the clarification. 🙂