The sprites are used for indicating waypoint distance. The default style has the sprite get smaller the farther away the waypoint is using the default distances. Styles can define a near_distance and a far_distance, and the waypoint renders one of the sprites depending on where the distance falls in that range. First sprite is used up to near_distance, last sprite is used after far_distance, and the other sprites are split linearly over the distance range.
Waypoint styles are referenced in the assets/minecraft/waypoint_styles/ folder. The folder assets/minecraft/textures/gui/sprites/hud/locator_bar_dot/ is just where the waypoint styles get the sprites from, and the waypoint styles can reference multiple sprites for showing distance. The default style is just default, referencing the default_[0-3] sprites, and that is the only one provided by vanilla.
Is the biome at the world origin (0,0,0) also in jungle or in a cave biome?
Does MC-305459 describe your issue?
Duplicate of MC-302661
The sprites are used for indicating waypoint distance. The default style has the sprite get smaller the farther away the waypoint is using the default distances. Styles can define a
near_distanceand afar_distance, and the waypoint renders one of the sprites depending on where the distance falls in that range. First sprite is used up tonear_distance, last sprite is used afterfar_distance, and the other sprites are split linearly over the distance range.Waypoint styles are referenced in the
assets/minecraft/waypoint_styles/folder. The folderassets/minecraft/textures/gui/sprites/hud/locator_bar_dot/is just where the waypoint styles get the sprites from, and the waypoint styles can reference multiple sprites for showing distance. The default style is justdefault, referencing thedefault_[0-3]sprites, and that is the only one provided by vanilla.That resolved the issue. Thank you.
Got the crash when going back and forth through a nether portal
Since the changelog says that NaN and Infinity are not supported, I would expect this to not be intentional