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Nathan Ryan

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MC-165877 Drips appear below a block underneath a waterlogged block, even if water cannot flow downwards from the waterlogged block Confirmed MC-138502 On Halloween, drowned can spawn with a jack o'lantern for a helmet Duplicate MC-136760 A passenger of a boat is not saved if the passenger is in a different chunk than the boat Fixed MC-136141 Fire can spread from "flowing" lava Awaiting Response MC-135070 Minecraft associate with high CPU usage on older Mac Fixed MC-127993 Solid blocks placed on unhydrated farmland Fixed MC-126162 Waterlogged blocks and bubble columns don't absorb explosion damage Fixed MC-125869 A non-source water block above a non-source water block converts to a source block when horizontally adjacent to two other source blocks Fixed MC-120494 Mobs can cross rails if pathing across from higher y value Community Consensus MC-95612 Variant biomes / M-types / Sunflower Plains no longer being generated Fixed MC-88906 Skeleton trap seemingly spawns too frequently Works As Intended MC-88730 Hostile mobs detect player through solid blocks Duplicate

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A consequence of this seems to be that, during the death animation of the mount, the rider has entity collision but not yet block collision. So the temporarily dismounted-but-not-dismounted rider, no longer moored to the dead mount, can be "pushed" by other entities into/through solid blocks until the dismount sequence has been completed.

Can confirm on Mac (MacOS 11.6, Minecraft Java 1.18.2).

Yes, the issue still occurs with the latest version of the launcher, version 1097 (1).

Older Mac OS, Big Sur (11.6).

I haven't measured the amount of time or experimented much with it. I've just noticed that if I start the launcher, start Minecraft, then immediately quit the launcher, it closes normally. It only seems to hang after leaving it open form some time.

For me, the steps to reproduce are pretty simple. Start the launcher, use it to start a Minecraft process, play Minecraft for a while, exit the game, then try to quit the launcher. Note that the hanging behavior is not specific to quitting; the launcher also stop responding in other respects, too. For example, the launcher will also hang when attempting to start another Minecraft process.

Did you accidentally press F1, which toggles the display of the HUD (on/off)?

Can confirm. A bit more information:

  • This behavior (the launcher hanging when quitting) started around the time I migrated my Mojang account to a Microsoft account. Could be related, but could also be coincidence.

  • After opening the launcher, for a short time I can quit the launcher and it will terminate normally (regardless of whether I launched any installations). It's only after a while that the launcher will hang when quitting.

After exploring several mushroom islands in multiple worlds (1.18 Pre-release 8), it seems as though red mushrooms are very rare in general. I count dozens of patches of brown mushrooms for each patch of red mushrooms.

Confirmed for 1.18 Pre-release 6, though the cause may now be different due to the new world generation.

I've added a screenshot of a shipwreck that generated completely on land, entirely within plains/forest biomes (for all y levels).

Keep in mind that oak leaves generate in clusters around a single jungle log in jungle biomes. These leaves will of course drop oak saplings rather than jungle saplings.

I agree that it's likely the light level. You can always use the new light block by filling the layer directly above the wheat with light[level=9] or greater. Note that the wheat will not grow unless the level is 10 or greater.

Do you have the world seed and coordinates?

Can confirm similar behavior. On my machine (older MacBook Pro), 1.17.1 runs in full-screen mode for a few minutes before kernel_task goes bananas and the game comes to a crawl. Exiting full-screen mode corrects the behavior. Returning to full-screen mode causes the cycle to repeat (few minutes decent performance, then overly high CPU usage).

Fiddling with video/Java settings has had no effect.

I can confirm. I have found several of these mis-generated fortresses.

Checked some more worlds. Found more eroded badlands with all colors of terracotta, but the layering is more separated, seems less representative of strata.