Robert Johnson
Assigned
Reported
MCPE-230326
Memory leak Bedrock 121.120
Duplicate
MCPE-178279
Cursor isn't locked to the centre of the screen
Duplicate
MC-229736
Placing gravel above lava doesn't show a swing animation
Duplicate
MCPE-115213
RTX not working
Invalid
MCPE-59461
Bee update cant find bee items in creative
Cannot Reproduce
MC-135826
Exception generating new chunk
Duplicate
MC-134415
Game Crashing while trying get in boat
Duplicate
MC-126815
Banner and treasure markers on maps show incorrect icons in multiplayer
Fixed
MCPE-19244
Mcpe random crash while exploring any worlds
Invalid
MC-103333
Items Not showing once I press F3
Invalid
MC-66602
Massive graphical glitching on render distances past 10 chunks
Duplicate
Comments
It shows a swing animation in the screenshot, but not ingame
oh i have directx 9.0c
I build a gold farm in 1.13 pre-release 7, and the pigman is not spawning. I place a mob spawning in the world to check if they would spawn at all, just I build the farm wrong. They spawn with the cage, but will not spawn naturally, I think this has to do with this. I am using a Macbook Pro 2017 as well, if that helps.
To violine1101 - For sure. I'm not the greatest when trying to concisely explain stuff sometimes 🙂 Also didn't know about the thing with the treasure map. (Wasn't sure how to reply to your comment so just made a new one)
I can confirm also for 17w14a. However clarification would be helpful on how the boat recipe is actually obtained. I don't believe I was near water at the time the recipe was added for me, in case that is supposed to be the condition.
I am having this happen, too. I also had the boat recipe just appear out of nowhere while I was trying to make a sword and pickaxe. I didn't even place the wooden planks in the formation of a boat and it just appeared in the book.
Crashes randomly while moving around in any world. Important note: I have noticed that it crashes sooner with multiple apps running in background, but it will still eventually crash with no background apps running. Maybe a result of a memory issue?
Disabling the Improved Input Response did not change anything for me. After making this change I ran the game again with task manager open watching the minecraft.windows ram % and it steadily climbed. At around 15gb the game started to slow down noticeably.
Someone had mentioned that turning off “Full Screen” in the game video settings helped.
I turned this off and played while watching the task manager ram % again, this time it stayed pretty steady at around 2800 instead of steadily climbing to 15,000 plus. No steady climbing, just occasional spikes to around 4000 that would revert back to around 2800.