World generating in stripped parts

I have this same problem but I have only seen it once in a snow biome. It seems to only be in the new chunks I have loaded.

Update: I saved/Ouit then logged back into the world and it was gone.

@Daniel You're right. When I quit an reload the chunk is normal.
I've created a new world and it happened again. Either there is something wrong during the generation process or the render engine have a problem with the world display after the world creation.

It also happens with Nether Fortresses and Strongholds.

same problem here with the Jungle biomes

Attached a picture of the stripes changing direction.

Added two more pictures. A village before and after I reloaded the game. (2013-01-05_08.10.18.png & 2013-01-05_08.10.56.png)

I had this happen to me in a plains biome. There were strips of snow and over a little farther it had the jungle problem. I noticed that Vines would spawn on sand, in caves, and on the bottom of blocks.

Farlands glitch? I still wonder how adding a couple of blocks to minecraft break the world generation.

Added two screenshots about the problem with strongholds

This has nothing to do with farlands and the world is also generating correctly. The problem seems to be that the server sends the generated world to the client at a state where the land has been generated but the decoration like trees, snow, ice, plants etc. are still missing.

Also, this bug already existed a long time, it has nothing to do with the addition of new blocks.

Seems to me as if this bug gets worse as you generate more land judging by my world and also when water generates in these strings they aren't affected by block updates and I can stand on them.

EDIT: it seems with the strings of chunks, if there's meant to be a tree, a block update will bring the block that was meant to be there.

Probably something like that. I had a thing with an invisible floor I couldn't fly through, but I think it was leaves, because I placed a tower of grass to see if it would place, but the first time I placed a grass block, it turned into a leaf block. Does this only happen w/ transparent blocks?

Minecraft 13w01b: When generating new chunks in the Nether. Fortresses are generated partial. After a "Quit and Save world", all is Ok again.

Gaps appear in Nether Fortresses as well and trap players who walk on them. Still stops Lava, though.

I can verify this happening in my Nether (new chunks generated in 13w01b), looks the same as the broken-up fortress in the screenshots. I've specifically avoided generating any new chunks in the Overworld because of this, so I can't comment on that.

Also, my world is in Survival mode, whereas this bug is defined as Creative. Doesn't seem to make a difference.

This has happened with me when I've been in jungle biomes. Of course, the trees appear when I restart Minecraft. Survival, single-player. I seem to have had a problem related to this with cacti as well.

HAppens with trees, snow, willages (but doors remains), desert temples, Nether fortresses, tall grass, and posiibly more.
It is very annoying bug which sometimes renders exploration almost impossible in forest/jungle area.

Confirmed in 13w02a.

Still present in 13w02b.

Same problems about the snapshot, but it will be fixed soon or not.

Just tried in 13w02b. This problem is still present...

I've seen this occurring in all biomes, both server and client versions (13w02b). It seems to effect all generated entities (trees, plants, and weather) but not the "ground" blocks.

Exiting then reentering, causing a redraw corrects the issue, although more can be found once entering a newly loaded chunk.

I've also deleted and re installed MC with no change.

Render glitch

Render strip glitch

If you try to walk on or into the 'invisible' blocks you will be unable to walk through them and you will just bounce slightly.
Just a small observation I wanted to add.

wow, i have seen one of those bugs where its a long line in the woods without trees, but i have not seen so many others. you are really good at finding those bugs!

To summarize: This affects features added on top of the base terrain, for newly-generated chunks. Most likely the server fails to send the proper updates to the client (this includes the server and client parts of singleplayer).

The client doesn't show any awareness of the blocks at all: it doesn't render them; no selection box shows up when aiming at them; changing neighboring blocks doesn't fix the problem; and it lets you walk into them.

The server, however, will warp you back shortly after attempting to walk into a phantom block. It will also send the correct block if you attempt to place a block inside the phantom block (but only that one block).

Reloading the client fixes everything, at least until more fresh chunks are generated.

I have analyzed the problem a little more. I noticed it's always the half of the chunk closest to you (neighboring already-loaded chunks) that is filled correctly. It also appears to be possible for only a quarter of a chunk to fill in a corner. I suspect 16x16 update groups are offset from chunks, which would cause problems when they overlap any unloaded area.

I have now also seen a vertical instance where trees were cut off above Y=80. It's curious that it's a multiple of 16 rather than a multiple of 16 plus 8. But it's probably about as reproducible as pink sheep, so let's focus on the mass of stripes first.

GOD i hate this bug!

i have exactly the same problem sometimes !
The chunk generator doing bad operands.

@tgilliez why are you still commenting on this bug when it says it has been fixed?