White Henry

Duplicate of MCPE-52904

In Java Edition 1.13, it was updated so that flower pots no longer require support and can be placed on any block, as detailed in MC-127036. Implementing this change on Bedrock Edition would address the issue.

This occurs because these blocks are susceptible to destruction by flowing water and lava. In the Bedrock Edition, blocks destroyed by flowing water and lava typically cannot replace them since version 1.4. This limitation hinders the ability to use torches and other blocks to refill oxygen.

Relates to MCPE-31704

When attempting to replicate this issue, it's important to acknowledge that not all horses possess the same amount of health. I recommend setting the maximum health attribute (max health) of the horses being tested to 30 and healing them with healing potions. This approach allows for accurate comparison of the damage they sustain. Additionally, it's worth noting that the enchantment is supposed to reduce knockback, which currently isn't functioning as intended. Blast Protection 4 is expected to reduce knockback by 60%, which is not evident in the provided video. Therefore, the enchantment appears to only mitigate damage and not knockback. I suggest updating the bug report to reflect this discrepancy.

I wouldn't classify this as a feature request; rather, it's an inconsistency. The only potential issue I see is that some mobs are nocturnal in real life.

Invalid; projectiles are non-targetable entities. Allowing players to target them would be inconvenient, potentially obstructing attacks on mobs or block placement. Ghast fireballs are an exception, being targetable to enable players to deflect them.

When attempting to reproduce this issue, it's important to acknowledge that the health of horses can vary randomly. To ensure consistency, set the maximum health attribute of all horses to 30 and restore them to full health using healing potions. Furthermore, the Fire Protection enchantment is intended to reduce the duration of burning for entities (with level 4 reducing it by 60%), but this functionality doesn't apply to horse

armor. You can verify this by exposing both horses to lava and subsequently removing it. Lava typically sets entities on fire for 15 seconds, with the duration reduced by the Fire Protection enchantment for players. However, this reduction in burning time doesn't occur for horses. The damage reduction from the enchantment works correctly, but the burning time remains unaffected. Additionally, I request the reopening of this bug report, as I have successfully reproduced the issue.

/data get entity @e[type=minecraft:horse,limit=1,sort=nearest] Fire