EJ Mak
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FYI, there is a separate bug report regarding Minecraft Java Edition and macOS 10.11: MC-242661.
I made a comment there recently that Java Edition 1.18+ games use Java 17, which is not compatible with macOS 10.11 (El Capitan) and below. It seems that those of us who are unable to upgrade to a newer operating system will not be able to play Caves & Cliffs: Part II, at least at the moment. I doubt that this bug will be fixed, but one can hope.
I suggest that those of you having this specific issue post your comments there.
Can this bug be re-named? It should be something that reflects the current issue, and eliminate the reference to dyes and glow ink sacs.
Proposed replacement: Text disappears on signs and in books
Why? As noted in the bug's description:
*EDIT* text now disappearing on signs and books with or without ink/dye applied.
Until this problem is fixed, is there any way to consistently make some sort of sign with text? For example, can I do it if I use a certain kind of wood or avoid certain characters? Right now, I can't seem to figure out a way, and it's a bummer since signs are the only way for a player to communicate with offline players, i.e., when chat isn't an option.
Experiencing similar issues with 1.17.30 on Realms.
Yesterday:
User A on Xbox with Visitor privileges was not able to see chat messages from User B (using an iPad with Operator privileges).
On the flip side, User B was able to see User A's messages.
The Realm's owner (User C on Windows 10) was able to exchange messages from both A and B, i.e., expected behavior.
Today:
Neither User B nor User C could see each other's messages at one point, i.e., different behavior than yesterday.
Several minutes later, each user could see the other's messages. Following that, they could exchange messages without delay.
User A was not able to participate in testing.
It may be unrelated, but users are also experiencing issues with sign text disappearing, as reported in MCPE-142788.
I'm experiencing a similar problem with signs, also in Realms with 1.17.30, but not limited to Glow Ink. A standard dye also causes text to disappear. Unmodified signs seem to behave normally, though, i.e., text remained visible. This was tested with Birch and Dark Oak signs using Red dye, Yellow dye, or Glow Ink Sac.
When applying the dye/ink, the color change can seen for a fraction of a second, but then the text disappears.
Same here. Looking for way to revert to the earlier version of the launcher.
We are also "Unable to connect to world" on our iPad when the host device is Minecraft for Windows 10. The problem started in the past few days. We tried unfollowing each other's accounts and re-inviting each other, but it didn't help. Note that I reviewed MCPE-36190, and the issues & workarounds described there were not consistent with our problem.
Update: I noticed that our iPad is running 1.16.50, but our Windows 10 device is running 1.16.40. Could this version mismatch be the source of this bug? An update for Minecraft for Windows 10 doesn't appear to be available at this time.
It's not resolved for me either. BUT I was able to move my world to a new realm, and it's working. I requested a refund for the broken realm. If you want to know what I did, check out this Reddit post on r/MinecraftHelp:
[[Tip] I fixed my Realms on Bedrock!! Here's how I did it.|https://www.reddit.com/r/MinecraftHelp/comments/h96c97/tip_i_fixed_my_realms_on_bedrock_heres_how_i_did/]
One of my Minecraft Bedrock Realms Plus servers has been inaccessible for days, as reported by many other people and several bug reports.
Yesterday, I fixed the problem using Minecraft for Windows 10 and a lot of persistence. I followed the steps listed below.
One of our 10-person realm is still not working. Why is this bug marked as “resolved?”
We discovered this same issue while using the Tynker app on an iPad running iPadOS 13, which lets users export mods as a resource pack or texture pack. We came up with our own workaround, which I will try to post here when I have time, assuming there is interest.
I see the phrase "reported to Apple" in the title and in some comments. Where can I learn more about what was reported to Apple? Is there a reference number or link?
I think I've also seen (elsewhere?) that this is a bug with iOS, but not with Minecraft. Can someone explain how we know this for certain?
@CGT: This is a known bug, and your issue appears to be a duplicate. See MCPE-47250 for details and some possible workarounds.
FYI, despite Oracle's documentation stating that macOS 10.14 is required to run Java 17 (and thus Minecraft Java Edition 1.18+ games), some users who upgraded to macOS 10.12 made comments in MCL-20783 that they are now able to play Caves & Cliffs: Part II.
If you're a macOS 10.11 user encountering problems, and your device can be upgraded to a newer OS, it's something to try.
Unfortunately, my device cannot be upgraded. 😞