Arnav Sharma
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Hello,
I have look at the report and it is something slightly different to what I am trying to explain. What am I explaining is that the cushion’s size in bedrock is different to the one in Java. The ticket you showed me was that the cushion was slightly off the ground. My one is saying the cushion is bigger than the stair in length with the images provided. The first one being Java where the other half of the cushion is covered by stair because it is taller, the other being Bedrock with the cushion being taller than the stair. This causes an inconsistency between the versions of how you can use the cushion. I hope you understand
Hello,
I had a report that got resolved it was MCPE-240888 and I was told that my report was a duplicate of this one. I have looked at this report and it is something slightly different to what I am trying to explain. What am I explaining is that the cushion’s size in bedrock is different to the one in Java. The ticket you showed me was that the cushion was slightly off the ground. My one is saying the cushion is bigger than the stair in length with the images provided. The first one being Java where the other half of the cushion is covered by stair because it is taller, the other being Bedrock with the cushion being taller than the stair. This causes an inconsistency between the versions of how you can use the cushion. I hope you understand.
Reply from @[Mod] EVGENSYPERPRO:
This was caused by incorrect (elevated) placement on surfaces and has been fixed in version 26.50.20; you can verify that it now works exactly like in Java Edition. In both Bedrock and Java, the cushions have always been the same size.
Please do not duplicate messages across different reports in the future.