Michael Connel
Assigned
Reported
MC-51117
Endermite animation glitch
Duplicate
MC-40776
Some chunks end abruptly
Duplicate
MC-30921
Can't go past 30,000,000 blocks
Works As Intended
MC-30418
Pre-Generated water not flowing correctly in rivers and lakes (oceans unknown)
Duplicate
MC-27378
Random crash bug
Duplicate
MC-24674
Creative inventory click error
Duplicate
MC-24615
World generation issue
Duplicate
MC-12701
Redstone bug
Duplicate
Comments
This is supposed to happen...
This world was not reused.
I don't get it, that's a different error.
They should undo the stupid 30,000,000 block boarder thing and then this problem would be solved. Anyway Minecraft is supposed to have infinite worlds, right? _
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Seems kind of odd. Even if you was intended, they would've changed it by now due to the shear number of votes, or else, closed the issue.
Please add that it affects Mac OSX.
Jeb thinks he's fixed it. idk I haven't tested the dev versions.
@John Stewart
I have
Snapshot 13w10b did not fix this issue.
Here's what happens to me:
When I make a redstone machine that repeats itself over and over it freezes wnhen the chunks are unloaded.It also happens on a mac.
Someone please add Mac to the environment list.
This is also a problem on Mac to.
I'm glad that Mojang finally reopened this.
The odd thing is that they never fixed it...
Except that it was never fixed...
I'm not sure this is fixable from a developers' standpoint.
The but occurs by deleting a world and making a new one that is named the same thing (as the desc says).
It has to do with the way computers delete things. When a file is deleted, it isn't actually deleted, it's just allowed to be overwritten. So if you create a new world right AFTER deleting one of this same name, it will create the world in the same place on the hard drive, and thus it will pull some chunks from the deleted world.
So that's why it isn't fixable- at least for the developers.
There are workarounds (like 'permanent' deletion), but they are complicated.