This has been partially fixed in 19w45a.
The blast resistence and hardness values have been corrected, but End Stone Bricks still get destroyed by the Ender Dragon. Almost there, Mojang. 😉
Confirmed for 19w13b.
The ravager's texture appears under the "illager" folder, implying that it is an illager. So, evocation fangs are not supposed to hurt them, but they do atm.
Confirmed for 18w47a.
Confirmed for 18w45a.
Confirmed for 18w44a.
Yes. Still a problem in 18w43b. The frailty even extends to the new End Stone Brick slabs, stairs, and walls.
Confirmed in 1.13.1.
This appears to have been fixed in 1.13 Pre-10. Mobs treat the new wooden trapdoors exactly like the oak and iron trapdoors.
Confirmed for 1.13 Pre-release 8. This behavior does not happen with the new wooden trapdoors in 1.13. See MC-132358
Confirmed for Pre-release 7.
Inventory tooltips are still white in 1.13 Pre-release 5.
Confirmed for 1.13 Pre-Release 5. I also added images for after a TNT explosion.
Found the problem, on my end. This is NOT a bug; report invalid. The launcher reported the syntax error in my language file. Well, thank you for the advice.
Issue closed.
Java and Pocket Edition do use seperate IDs for husks and strays.
However, these mobs can apparently still spawn from zombie/skeleton mob spawners in Pocket Edition, but not Java. It's inconsistent behavior between the different platforms.
Yes. The server is custom-coded, but doesn't do anything to Vanilla Minecraft terrain generation.
I can't.
This screenshot was taken on a public SMP server in which the staff refuse to tell players the world seed.
Still present in 1.11 Official Release.
You could rotate the models, for the time being (resource pack).
The observer isn't just detecting the presence of a liquid. It's also detects the change in their level, which is a block state for water and lava.
And taking that away would go against MC-107664, where the Observer is intended to detect any block state changes.
Redstone interacts with observers, as if they were an upside down slab or stair block, glowstone, or any other transparent block redstone can be placed on. Redstone cannot flow downward on these blocks, working as a diode.
Confirmed for 1.15.2.