Mettach Kewmnan

I tested this, however in my results the boat was faster. I made a 14 block long, 3 block width, 2 block deep pool. When I swam I got about 4.5 seconds each time. When I used a boat I got about 3 seconds each time. Try timing yourself in a similar test. Additionally, all your video shows is your inventory for a few seconds.

If you want  the issue fixed, you can vote for the issue and they will likely patch it soon.

One time I downloaded a texture pack and it warped the menu screen so I couldn’t get to  any of the buttons. Do you have any texture packs installed? If so, try deleting or moving them from your Minecraft, using the file explorer.

Working as intended. Sprinting ends when the player collides with a solid block, sneaks, blocks or attacks a mob.

It looks like you just typed a bunch of # In the input box and activated the command block. I have tested this with no success of replicating this bug.

I have done some testing on this bug. Some conditions must be met to achieve this bug.

1. Must be in nether.

2. Must be on the same Y level as solid block.

3. Must be at least 2 blocks radius away from a solid block. If not, the player will stay on glass

Attached is a picture of the range needed to teleport to iron block.

(Note: I built this on the same y level as the netherrack. The iron and glass have to be one block higher for this to work.)

I’m not sure why an admin would say that. If something works without the texture pack, but not with the texture pack, 9 times out of 10 it is the texture pack’s fault.

Always remember to save and quit. It should autosave anyway, but it is always better to save and quit instead of “turning off” the computer.

I haven’t had any success replicating this bug. If you can, maybe attach a video clip demonstrating the bug. Also, add to your report some steps to reproduce following this format.

Steps to reproduce

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3. however many steps are needed

Expected results:

Observed Results:

If I am understanding correctly, you have entered a world that you created 9 years ago. If that is true, the updates since then have overlayed enough that you have a glitched world. For example, the end dimension didn’t exist in the bedrock codebase 9 years ago, so it would make sense there would be overworld mobs. The two dimensions may have been combined. The only way to undo this effect is by reverting your game back to the version it was created in.  Unfortunately, there is no easy way to do that in bedrock edition, and even if there was, as I said earlier, the end didn’t exist back then, so you would be stuck in a game that you cannot complete.

Maybe tell your friend to check their internet connection and make sure their Minecraft is up to date. If it is only that friend experiencing issues then something is likely wrong on their end.

Welp I just found MCPE-91275

so all my work reporting this bug was for nothing and is a duplicate. Sorry!

This issue happened to be on my IPhone and I didn’t use any beta version. I was able to back up my worlds to ICloud and delete and redownload Minecraft. This resolved the issue for me.