[MCPE-134954] Copper does not oxidize in the nether

After placing copper in the end, I noticed that it oxidized. When I placed copper in the nether, however, the copper did not oxidize.

I spread the copper out in all dimensions & increased the tick speed to run the tests.

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Stuart Stirland 2021-07-19T20:59:39Z

I've also had the same issue (Bedrock on Switch), have AFKd for 8 hours with no oxidising and tested in creative with max random tick speed (4096) and still no changes

JAJA 2021-07-19T22:20:09Z

Maybe its not supposed to , being that the nether has no oxygen or something?

Stuart Stirland 2021-07-19T23:10:37Z

It's possible it's intended gameplay (maybe because there's no moisture in the Nether) but it would be good to have it confirmed as it's not been announced as a feature of copper afaik

lillybeacon 2021-08-15T03:56:07Z

On Java, the copper blocks do oxidize in the nether, so this can also be marked as a parity issue.

AlexanderJ. 2021-08-19T19:07:55Z

i think it's cool and logical, that's a feature! But it should be like that in Java.

duckface81 2021-09-09T11:06:31Z

this should be a feature