Steps to Reproduce
1. Find a parrot. They are only found in jungles.
2. Tame the parrot using seeds.
3. Sit the parrot down and look at the back of it.
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@Auldrick
I'm not using any resource or behavior packs.
By the way, this bug only happens when the parrot is sitting down.
Yes, I understood they had to be sitting down and that's what I looked for. I first tried with egg-spawned parrots, and when that didn't work I spent half an hour hunting through a jungle in survival mode just to be sure. All their tails looked normally connected on my computer.
The only other difference I can think of that could cause it would be a bug specific to your combination of graphics card, drivers, and DirectX/OpenGL software. What kind of graphics card do you have? Does your PC regularly update Windows 10 as usual? (I ask because some people deliberately block automatic updates.)
Name: NVIDIA
GeForce GT 730
I'll look for more information later, it's pretty late where I am right now.
And yes, I update regularly.
Confirmed on Windows 10, Nvidia 1050Ti running 1.2.13.5(gui2.00)
I cycled through various video settings in game, but nothing seemed to make any difference.
No packs of any sort installed, pure vanilla.
Confirmed on w10 1.2.10.2, parrots' feet are visible through
their backs, not quite noticeable but its a bug.
Could not confirm in Windows 10 1.2.10.2. For me, the parrots' tails are properly connected to their bodies.
A resource pack could cause this problem. If you are using a resource pack, can you reproduce the problem without it?