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Jade Lynn Masker

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MCPE-16221 Cocoa Beans From Dyes Fixed MC-96509 Dark Torches/lighting not updating Duplicate

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I have attached screenshots showing it teleports to the exact coordinates of the nether portal (in the nether) in the overworld instead. Also aiming the way I do in the screenshot semi-reliably reproduces this glitch.

Gurkis, I have tested it as well, if you throw it in the corner so it hits (or nearly hits?) the obsidian from an angle and slightly below the portal it will teleport you quite reliably if you aim it right.

Maybe an overworld only issue, I have had difficulty replicating it. Of note, I had this issue on a vanilla 1.13.2 server running nothing but optifine on the client.

I will check this in the nether as well

I figured out how it works!

This is due to a bug I just discovered in 1.13 where if you aim the ender pearl at the corner of the nether portal it will teleport you to the location in the overworld that the nether portal is supposed to be linked to in the end.

The screenshots show the location in the overworld as being 0 64 2400. I teleport to the corner of the nether portal (it seems to only work if thrown the right way). I am teleported to about 0 33 300. If I then use the command /execute in the_nether run tp ~ ~ ~ I am teleported by my overworld coordinates to the nether. This ends up being exactly the coordinates of the nether portal that the other portal is linked to.

This is likely due to the server processing the player as having gone through the portal while in fact having not done so, finding the nearest portal, then teleporting to the relative coordinates, while never knowing that the player is not in the nether. This may be caused by the ender pearl making the player rise a little after being teleported due to taking damage, thereby skipping any step that would have teleported said player to the nether.

Also, mining blocks leave dark spots, and sunlight fails to update for some reason when I opened a cave up to a clear view of the sky. F3 works sometimes, but not always. Definitely affects all lighting, not just torches. Torches are just the most easily noticed.