Eric Schwarzenbach
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What would perhaps be even easier, and actually emulate what happens in the real world, is to apply some landscaping around the buildings, either after placing them exactly as happens now, or as part of the placement process.
While the images show that problem too, I think what may be being reported here is the lamp posts themselves being placed a block above the ground. If so that may be an effect of MC-1948. Hard to tell from the description though.
BTW I just want to point out that this is an extraordinarily unhelpful title!
Yeah this problem seems to be widespread. I end up having to do a lot of fixing up any village I play in for any amount of time. It looks pretty shoddy, you would think they would want to fix this.
I do and I apologize for submitting this meta-issue as an issue, but when none of the boxes fits the thing one has, one fits it in the closest fit one can find. ;^)
How is that description vague? It may be hard to replicate and require some unknown condition in order to occur, or even be "user error", but I think the description is perfectly clear: a single click to eat a food item causes consumption of two.
Perhaps so, I don't assume anything is simple without having been in the code. But I would also assume Mojang has some routines for some of those issues that they can reuse or adapt, and has perhaps solved some of them already since the conflicts generated villages have with the terrain are actually pretty mild compared to what they could be.