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MCPE-120428
basically when your are at the max build limit in minecraft bedrock and you press your button to place a block or interact with chests etc you start to take damage and eventually die from this
Duplicate
MC-166273
If you land on the edge of a slime block, you don't bounce
Duplicate
MC-165051
bees not going in all bee hive/nest, and only stay with the one they found first, even if its full of honey. a really high amount of bees can be linked with the same nest/hive.
Duplicate
MC-164623
bees not harvesting hives or nest in 19w42a
Invalid
MCPE-34046
Minecraft crashes whenever I try to upload a custom skin.
Cannot Reproduce
MC-40843
A invisible block that crashes the game
Duplicate
MC-39276
Random air pockets
Duplicate
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I've also been having this issue
terracotta is movable, just cant retract when a sticky piston retracts it, normal behaviour. 🙂
the versions will never be the same, as java is coded on java and bedrock is coded in c++
pretty sure it's intended
No, also it did warn you that it may corrupt your world/progress
havnt had any issues. does the sound not work? if so, please leave and rejoin minecraft.
No worries, it was that my farm design didn't have enough air room to exit, which explains why they never got out. heres some screenshots, also sorry for the delay, went on road trip. The Bee needs a 2x2 area to get out, My bad.
I think i used a tehnical block called melon stem with data value 5...
Or a piston head
/setblock
but i forgot the id ;(
but if i remember correctly i changed the data value
1 is when i destroyed it and secound is when i placed a block on it
Beware the crashes!
i blame dinnerbone lol!
And mesa is desert only hotter
As in minecraft wiki red sand has same properties as sand with a exeption. you cant make sandstone from it.
The command requirements are /fill <from: xyz> <to: xyz> <tileName:Block> <tileData:Int> replace <replaceTileName:Block> [replaceDataValue: Int]
In commands, when something is surrounded by < >, like the xyz coordinates, that means it's required to be entered. In most fill types, the tileData:Int part is surrounded by [ ] meaning it's optional and not required. However, when using the replace command, it is surrounded by < > meaning it is required. Your problem isn't a bug, just simply a typo. For most blocks such as the air in your command, the tile data can be 0 or 1 and your command will work.
Try this:
/fill <x y z> <x y z> air 1 replace stone
If you were working with a block such as concrete, the tileData would affect the color of the block.
Hope this helps!