Can't put things in Item Frame facing East or west. Also if you try to destroy the item frame the block behind the item frame is destroyed instead.
North and South facing works fine.
qmagnet posted:
Okay after extensive testing I can confirm this bug exists and is 100% reproducible.
This is not related to anything you've put in your world.
This bug is completely affected outside of the world X/Z box coordinates of 524289 to -524288
Because your location is beyond this coordinate, your home is affected.
Steps to reproduce
1. Create a superflat world
2. Teleport to
/tp @p 0 ~ 524289
3. Place two blocks
/setblock 0 ~ 524289 stone
/setblock -1 ~ 524288 stone
4. Place item frames on the south side of each block
5. Notice the strange visual behaviour. Also the block cannot be placed properly inside the item frame of the block further from 0,0.
That should give enough detail for Searge to work with. But I suggest you update the title of your report to:
Item frames do not work outside 524289 x -524288 coordinates
For more weirdness, you can test at the corner of the "box"
/tp @p 524289 ~ 524289
/tp @p -524288 ~ -524288
Place a block on the ground and place item frames on each side of the block. Then place a block closer towards 0, 0 and notice the changes with the item frame placement and items inside the item frames.
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Sometimes these things are biome specific. .. I was in a Tioga biome.
The bug is real and reproducible.
I will when I can. The world also has another unresolved glitch you can look at too. Farmers have stopped farming as per another thread I've been posting in. I hope it helps but it will be a few days till I can get at the files.
I don't think you understand what Searge is implying here. If you're not including any proof with your report, the bug won't get much attention and likely resolved as cannot reproduce. Also, one bug per report.
This should have been marked a duplicate of MC-56551. Oh well. I can confirm that it is fixed in 1.8-pre2.
Cannot reproduce.