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MCPE-164677

Standing on top of some incomplete blocks as it converts to complete blocks causes the player to fall through or be pushed out of the block

Updated from @unknown
Summary:
Standing on top of Soul Sand, Mud and Farmland as it converts to complete blocks (Sculk, Clay block and Dirt) causes the player to fall through or be pushed out of the block. Players on converted blocks would be pushed upwards slightly as to accommodate the new block's hitbox.

Steps to reproduce:

  1. Place Soul Sand, Mud or Farmland.

  2. Stand on Soul Sand, Mud or Farmland.

  3. Create the conditions for these blocks to turn into Sculk, Clay Block or Dirt.

Observed results:
The player is not moved upwards and falls into the Soul Sand, Mud and Farmland as a result.

Expected results:
Players atop converted blocks would be pushed upwards slightly as to accommodate the new block's hitbox.


Original description:

When the player's hoe falls, the soil will fall into the bottom

This bug has appeared in the Java version. How can a similar error occur in the bedrock version?!! I don't know. I hope Mojang knows

Linked issues

BDS-18169 Clipping through dirt Resolved BDS-18219 turning farm land to dirt cuase you to sink Resolved BDS-18301 Jumping on top of farmland block makes you fall down Resolved MCPE-164679 When the player's hoe falls, the soil will fall into the bottom Resolved MCPE-166110 Jumping on the farmland will get stuck in the soil Resolved

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I found this when I updated the app to 1.19.50.22(Beta), but I didn't find this before this version. I use Android devices. I don't understand why.

you can make a secret base if you jump to the farmland and dries, it only works if you remove 2 blocks down and cover it with a farm block, then jump and that should go you trough the bottom that you remove those blocks, you can even make a top secret treasure storage in your farm area.

 

Minecraft does not push players up to accommodate collision boxes except in the case of pistons and probably a few other rare moments.
Since you are standing on a non-full-height block, the bottom of your player is past the collision box of a full-height block. So, your player falls until it hits the next collision box which happens to be the block under it. Similar behavior can be observed when walking onto scaffolding from any non-full-height block.

I'm not sure why it would be intended to simultaneously exist in the same space as a dirt block, instead of bumping the player up slightly. Also, it just began happening at 1.19.50

Other mobs are affected too.

I observed a sheep faling onto farmland, with the result of the sheep falling through as the farmland converted to dirt.

you can also till the ground with a hoe and then jump on it and fall through when the farmland turns back to dirt, makes for a funny magic trick or a cool secret entrance 

Lochia_francophone

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Confirmed

Multiple

vanilla-parity

1.19.80.24 Preview, 1.19.80.23 Preview, 1.19.80.21 Preview, 1.19.70.26 Preview, 1.19.70.24/25 Preview, ..., 1.19.72, 1.19.73, 1.19.80, 1.19.81 Hotfix, 1.19.83 Hotfix

1.20.0.20 Preview, 1.20.0

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