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 @Shalene Baggs Contrary to what cameron c was complaining that "all windows users were unable to verify that this was fixed in beta 1.11.0.1", we soon discovered it was indeed fixed, and even in 1.11.0.4, it seems to be going strong.

This specific bug was related to grass spreading to coarse dirt instead of the intended normal dirt.

@Auldrick tested crossplay accepting: the MC beta client tries to load the same amount before crashing (see the previously provided examples for an approximation); there doesn't seem to be a workaround. I tried both having the invite sent to me, as well as "forcibly" jumping into my friend's world via the join option.

When sleeping in a crossplay world (host Xbox One, edit: Win 10 included, edit: single player affected as well after a first sleep), After sleeping (or resting) in a bed, players attempting to sleep in a different orientation bed have their character model displaced to the right or left in the negative axis direction (all variations not shown in the screenshot). This visual glitch appears for everyone, including the person in the bed. See screenshots for examples (lines drawn on the darker image for clearer reference).

The gamertag of the person is still in the right location.

In general, bed sleeping is very buggy.

As a temporary fix, place down coarse dirt: grass spreading has been confirmed for coarse dirt (whoops) and denied for normal dirt. And remember to kill all nearby wild sheep.

Cameron, how did you fix this temporarily? Sounds like you modified the running memory of the game?

They haven't solved the issue for this version (1.10.0.3,0.4) Chris. My guess is that they tried to enhance the grass spread logic, and blacklisted the wrong block.

Hm... since beta 1.10.0.4 has been rolled out, I decided to revisit the bug to confirm it still exists. I also tried to visit the ability command, however, I don't seem to be able to see the command suggested by Krisna, with operator commands enabled (and cheats enabled). I could have sworn I saw this in bedrock 1.8, so maybe they are phasing out this command?

The issue is that creative grants the player the ability to fly. Switching said player out of operator shouldn't be messing with it.

Setting the person to survival, then creative again reapplies flight.