What ISP / country are you in?
Click the globe at the bottom of the site and choose "english".
Alternatively, WEB-1254 😛
Are you able to go to https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/store/minecraft-android ?
If not, which country are you trying to log in from?
Hello!
Are you trying to connect to a world hosted by another switch device?
Can confirm; Link redirects to https://help.mojang.com/customer/portal/articles/329524-change-or-forgot-password instead of https://help.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/articles/360035014051-Change-or-Forgot-Password.
Note that you currently need to contact support to reset your password if you're using a legacy account, as account migration has been paused until the microsoft migration comes around.
I cannot reproduce either. What browser are you trying to purchase minecraft on?
It looks like the issue has been fixed. minecraft.net uses Arkos labs CAPTCHA instead. Can anyone confirm it has?
Caused by the "télécharger" (download) button redirecting to https://minecraft.net/fr-fr/Télécharger rather than https://www.minecraft.net/fr-fr/download .
I would recommend using
project="Minecraft (Bedrock codebase)" AND description~"breeding" AND Resolution in (Unresolved, "Won't Fix", "Invalid", "Works as Intended")
instead, as Status=Open doesn't take into account reopened / resolved tickets.
Cheers!
Hello @unknown, have you tried the workarounds listed in the moderator notice and in the comments?
Log out of the launcher, and make sure you're logging in with a "mojang account"
From what I can understand (sorry if I misunderstood the report), the problem is that you need to right click the respawn anchor with an empty hand to actually be able to respawn at the respawn anchor. In the video, you activate it with glowstone, but don't actually claim it.
This is caused by the weird way that redstone torch will update blocks:
Redstone torches (and dust) will update two blocks in every horizontal direction, and so will update the other redstone torch, which will reactivate the other clock. I've attached a circuit with which you can test this: flick the right lever, which will update the piston, which in turn will realize that it's powered by quasi-connectivity.
The issue appears to be locational (the distance required depends on the placement and direction of you and the end crystal), so this is how I was able to reproduce it.
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While I can reproduce the "villager animation going haywire", it doesn't seem to be caused by the door at all, but the window next to it. Replace the door with blocks, and the issue still occurs, but remove the window and the issue no longer appears.
I can confirm
Hi!
I've been trying to reproduce the issue, but can't, although I am occasionally getting screen tearing.
MacBook Pro 13-inch, 2020
1.4 GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i5
16 GB 2133 MHz LPDDR3
Intel Iris Plus Graphics 645 1536 MB
Could this be a device / driver issue?
The seed is 3496074968971464976 for anyone trying to reproduce
See MCL-17343