Same as Nicolas Saulo above. No stitching in Minecraft 1.4.7, but there is in recent and current 1.5 snapshots. Related to lighting engine improvements? Or the new method for how texture packs are assembled? (Sadly, I could not fix the issue changing any graphical settings, including Smooth Lighting.) Problem is most noticeable around dark textured blocks, like Nether Brick, and Redstone Torches, especially when the latter is placed on the former. Happens in both fullscreen and windowed mode.
I use a late 2009 iMac 27" with ATI Radeon HD 4850 512 MB card, running Mac OS X Mountain Lion (10.8). I have updated to the latest Java (64-bit) as provided by Apple through Software Update (effective March 04).
Some have suggested that turning off anti-aliasing seems to alleviate the issue on Windows PCs, but my research has turned up no way to override that function on Mac OS X.
-Tested with pre-release Sphax PureBDCraft texture pack for Minecraft 1.5. Problem still persists, though less noticeable than with vanilla textures. Also, I see the stitching on torches in my hand, especially when I swing it with the attack button.
-[Other Updates] Modified my post to reflect correct OS and that I'm using 64-bit Java, and that the problem affects dark textured blocks, not just Nether Brick.
Michael Eric Brown
Same as Nicolas Saulo above. No stitching in Minecraft 1.4.7, but there is in recent and current 1.5 snapshots. Related to lighting engine improvements? Or the new method for how texture packs are assembled? (Sadly, I could not fix the issue changing any graphical settings, including Smooth Lighting.) Problem is most noticeable around dark textured blocks, like Nether Brick, and Redstone Torches, especially when the latter is placed on the former. Happens in both fullscreen and windowed mode.
I use a late 2009 iMac 27" with ATI Radeon HD 4850 512 MB card, running Mac OS X Mountain Lion (10.8). I have updated to the latest Java (64-bit) as provided by Apple through Software Update (effective March 04).
Some have suggested that turning off anti-aliasing seems to alleviate the issue on Windows PCs, but my research has turned up no way to override that function on Mac OS X.
-Tested with pre-release Sphax PureBDCraft texture pack for Minecraft 1.5. Problem still persists, though less noticeable than with vanilla textures. Also, I see the stitching on torches in my hand, especially when I swing it with the attack button.
-[Other Updates] Modified my post to reflect correct OS and that I'm using 64-bit Java, and that the problem affects dark textured blocks, not just Nether Brick.