Rarely, when turning the screen via touch, it will break a block. Even touching the screen in a way which would not normally register block breaking now does. It also has a chance to not cancel the block breaking event at all. When I leave the screen to itself, the breaking is not canceled out and sometimes just whacking at plain air. When I do move the screen, it still breaks blocks (and quite rather, extremely fast and annoying) This has caused me to break 3-8 blocks in Creative. Please fix this, it's very annoying and destroying my creations.
Linked issues
is duplicated by 1
Comments 6
The same happens to me in 0.13.1 / iOS:
I have "split controls" turned on.
When I break a block in creative, there is a very small chance that block breaking does not stop even after getting my finger off of the touch screen. Everything pointed by the cross-hair pointer will be broken really rapidly until I open my inventory.
The condition of the glitch is totally unknown. It just happens randomly.
I am afraid we can not reproduce this bug in the recent version. Please update affected versions if this bug still occurs.
I am afraid we can not reproduce this bug in the recent version. Please update affected versions if this bug still occurs.
I have a solution for you (the reporter of this bug). It does not count as a fix. Hold a sword. You can't break blocks in creative while you are holding a sword. That way you won't destroy your creations.
I have a solution for you (the reporter of this bug). It does not count as a fix. Hold a sword. You can't break blocks in creative while you are holding a sword. That way you won't destroy your creations.
The same happens to me in 0.13.1 / iOS:
I have "split controls" turned on.
When I break a block in creative, there is a very small chance that block breaking does not stop even after getting my finger off of the touch screen. Everything pointed by the cross-hair pointer will be broken really rapidly until I open my inventory.
The condition of the glitch is totally unknown. It just happens randomly.