Summary:
Lava sources are generated in icebergs and ice spikes.
Perhaps this is the reason for the changes:
Water and Lava springs now correctly generate at the expected frequency
Seed example (icebergs):
Seed: 1999
Coordinates: 691 63 75Seed example (ice spikes):
Seed: 1999
Coordinates: 11824 69 9007Steps to reproduce:
Create a world with the specified seed.
Visit the specified coordinates.
Observed results:
Icebergs and ice spikes generate sources of lava.
Expected results:
Icebergs and ice spikes should not generate sources of lava.
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Most likely an error within lava spring and water spring placement causing for them to overgenerate. It appears the rates were boosted to high causing overgeneration but only within ice. Lava generating in ice is a separate issue.
This took place on my world in newly loaded chunks in 1.18.2 on iOS where a water spring generated inside an ice spike. *While the link provided in the initial report indicates a fix was brought to the frequency of their generation, it does not indicate clearly whether or not it is intended. Therefore I added my experience, and ultimately, more clarity is required from the devs to either open or keep this report closed.
seed: 141420457
coords: 287, 73, 695
Screenshot was added (the one with diamond pick in hand)
Water sources are supposed to generate in icebergs and ice spikes, see MC-237195.
Should the resolution then not be "works as intended" rather than "fixed" as fixed does not indicate that it is meant to happen and rather suggests that it was not intended. The java one says works as intended and therefore I would think this report should match it so that anyone who may search this in the future may immediately see that it is intended mechanics rather than needing to go to the java report to find answers.
Water sources/springs can generate in Java within ice but not lava.
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