When you place bamboo on top of a bamboo sapling, it doesn't turn into a small bamboo tree.
To reproduce
Don't enable Experimental Gameplay
Place bamboo (for the sapling)
Place another bamboo on top of the bamboo sapling.
Workaround
Enable Experimental Gameplay.
Observed
Bamboo doesn't turn into a bamboo tree when placing more bamboo on top of the sapling.
Expected
Bamboo should turn into a bamboo tree when placing more bamboo on top of the sapling.
Note: If you bone meal the bamboo sapling and place bamboo on the bamboo tree (grown by bone meal), you can place bamboo on top of the bamboo shoot but not the sapling. Also the bug might be only be affecting new generated worlds. Issue occurs when Experimental Gameplay is not enabled, the only workaround is to turn Experimental Gameplay on.
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@LateLag Have you experienced the issue that I have before? Because when I created a new world with Experimantal Gameplay on, it somehow fixed itself and I couldn't reproduce it.
@DrownedZombie, actually what I meant is that this only happens in worlds with Experimental Gameplay on. if you don't enable the toggle, it won't behave this way.
Well I found out that this issue occurs when you don't enable Experimental Gameplay. This can be fixed via enabling Experimental Gameplay, this issue can still be reproduced.
Thank you for your report!
However, this issue has been closed as a Duplicate of MCPE-50088 due to the more general or descriptive summary.
Your votes, additional information and observations are very useful, so if you can add them to the comments section of the parent issue it would be appreciated.
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When was this ever possible? I'm not able to do it in 1.11.1, and I wasn't able to do it in 1.10 and 1.9 either.