You seem to be desynced, similar to MC-300222. Any idea what you did to get into this state? And can you upload another screen recording with the debug overlay (F3) and the FPS+TPS graphs (F3+2) visible?
Please provide reproduction steps which demonstrate the gameplay impact of the issue.
You are asking for a change to endermen's behavior. Feature requests are not accepted on Mojira so I will resolve this as Invalid. That said, I also find this behavior quite maddening (it's the only form of mob griefing which is outside of the player's control) so I always use a datapack to disable it for my survival worlds.
Oh yeah I forgot zombie horses float now- edited my previous comment.
Only reports in English are accepted, since English is the common language used on Mojira. This report will be resolved as Invalid.
It seems like these issues are being tracked in MCPE-227847 for now so I will resolve this as a duplicate. Most likely that report will get moved to the REALMS project at some point since it’s not just a Bedrock issue.
Can confirm, but I suspect Mojang will consider this a feature request. If so, this will make a fine addition to my ever-growing list of suggestions for improving item tooltips.
Can you provide more detailed reproduction steps? I’m struggling to reproduce this, mobs seem to spread out as they always have in 1.21.10.
I am going to resolve this as Invalid on the assumption that you accidentally bound “pick block” (or “hotbar slot 8”) to left click. If this is incorrect, please upload a proper recording of the issue with the debug overlay (F3) enabled and showing the game version and system specs. You can record your screen using:
On Windows, the built-in Snipping Tool app (shift+win+S)
On macOS, the the built-in Screenshot app (shift+cmd+5)
Third-party software such as OBS
This report is invalid for several reasons; please review the Bug Tracker Guidelines.
Please upload a video recording of the issue with the debug overlay (F3) enabled and showing the game version and system specs. You can record your screen using:
On Windows, the built-in Snipping Tool app (shift+win+S)
On macOS, the the built-in Screenshot app (shift+cmd+5)
Third-party software such as OBS
It is recommended that you trim, convert and/or reduce the quality of your recording so that it is under 10MB, as this will make the upload much quicker.
This is not a bug. Mojang is aware of the existence of “micro-biomes” such as these but overlooks them as long as they remain sufficiently uncommon.
Are you on Realms? If so this may be related to REALMS-13492. If not this is invalid due to being an issue with a third-party server.
This is longstanding behavior and is most likely still intentional- we will see what Mojang says.
Can confirm. I don’t know enough about resource packs to confirm that the pack is formatted correctly, but I feel like it should not be possible for this to happen with a pack which does not show a red background in the resource pack menu.
There is not enough information in this report for anyone to reasonably determine that there is a problem with Minecraft or, if so, what it is and how to reproduce it. This report will be resolved as Incomplete. If you can identify with high confidence the conditions under which this issue occurs, please make a new report formatted in accordance with the Bug Tracker Guidelines, and include as many details as you can so that others can attempt to reproduce the issue. Specifically, please include a video recording of the issue with the debug overlay (F3) enabled and showing the game version and hardware info, and/or include detailed reproduction steps that anyone could follow to achieve the same undesired result.
This is a duplicate of MC-130265. Please search for existing reports before creating your own.
My system is similar to yours (M3 Max, Sequoia 15.7.1) but I can’t reproduce this. Please upload a video recording of the issue with the debug overlay (F3) enabled and showing the game version and system specs. You can record your screen using the the built-in Screenshot app (shift+cmd+5), or third-party software such as OBS. It is recommended that you trim, convert and/or reduce the quality of your recording so that it is under 10MB, as this will make the upload much quicker.
If there is no gameplay impact in vanilla Minecraft then it is not a valid bug. And if the game is being modified anyway then it should be possible to avoid this issue.