Water fog in sulfur caves is now green, which fixes MCPE-237762, but this shade of green is far too light in Bedrock (#5bc313) compared to Java’s latest snapshot, which was #17543c in Java for a long time.
Steps to reproduce:
Look for a sulfur cave with /locate biome
Once in the sulfur cave zone, place some water
Enter the water and notice the fog is a too light green.
Expected result:
Water Fog in the sulfur cave should have a shade of green that matches Java (#17543c)
Observed result:
Water Fog is green in sulfur cave, but with a hex of #5bc313
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Linked wrong issue, still it’s a parity issue for much longer. Fixing this would only make it more inconsistent
Here is a visual comparison to water fog colors in sulfur caves:
Java:
Bedrock:
Note that both were taken close to the surface of the water. Both images were taken in single biome worlds for easy visuals testing, but tests are possible outside of single biome worlds.
One can use /fillbiome command with the biome set to minecraft:sulfur_caves, or one can generate a single biome sulfur caves biome in Java for easy visuals reproduction.
One can generate a single biome world with BiomeOverride in level.dat set to minecraft:sulfur_caves in Bedrock for easy visuals reproduction. (Generating a single biome with sulfur caves as the set biome on Bedrock takes longer to load, loading times are more acceptable at lower render distances.)
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This is a duplicate of MCPE-57701. It is consistent with how fog colors are calculated based on the surface color; Java has always had much darker fog colors