Stripped spruce logs and wood are darker in Bedrock than in Java and is a pain for building because stripped spruce doesn't match the planks in brightness. I think this is a bug and not intentional because the stripped logs and wood don't match the shade of the unstripped logs and wood. Stripped spruce logs and wood are also harder to distinguish from stripped dark oak logs and wood due to their brightness being too similar.
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MCPE-154442
Stripped spruce texture does not match Java
Resolved
MCPE-161628
Stripped Spruce log/wood does not match its own family
Resolved
MCPE-166055
spruce hanging sign and stripped log don't match
Resolved
MCPE-184983
Bedrock Stripped spruce logs are darker than Java
Resolved
MCPE-187444
Stripped spruce logs appear significantly darker on bedrock compared to java.
Resolved
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Still affects 1.19.10. I am no expert but this seems like a pretty simple fix that would be big for building parity, especially since the Java stripped dark oak texture was changed to match Bedrock not long ago whilst this was neglected.
Relates to MCPE-187294
YOU NEED TO FIX THIS! As mentioned by the details, this makes building extremely annoying, and I say why, in the recent preview (1.21.50.24) the stripped pale oak log has been fixed, but the most common wood in current building (spruce) still doesn't have a valid pillar block, unlike all of the "worse" wood types
Can this be fixed? it is painfully annoying when building and it such a simple change and I don't understand the devs decision to ignore this.
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