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Bug
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Resolution: Duplicate
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None
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Minecraft 1.11.2, Minecraft 17w14a
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None
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*Environment details...*
* Windows 10 Pro
* Java 1.8.0_121 64-bit
* CPU: Intel i7-4790K
* GPU: NVidia GTX 980 (PCIe/SSE2)
* GPU Drivers: 4.5.0 NVidia 381.65
* 16.0 GB of RAM
* 686 / 3046 MB of RAM allocated at the time the bug occurred
* Two 1920x1080 144Hz monitors, Minecraft is running on one of them
*In-game video options...*
* FOV of 90 degrees
* Fancy graphics
* 24 chunk render distance
* Maximum smooth lighting
* 150 FPS cap
* No 3D anaglyph
* No view bobbing
* GUI scale at Large
* Brightness +20%
* Fancy clouds
* All particles
* No fullscreen
* VSync on
* 4 MipMap levels
* VBOs on
* Entity shadows on*Environment details...* * Windows 10 Pro * Java 1.8.0_121 64-bit * CPU: Intel i7-4790K * GPU: NVidia GTX 980 (PCIe/SSE2) * GPU Drivers: 4.5.0 NVidia 381.65 * 16.0 GB of RAM * 686 / 3046 MB of RAM allocated at the time the bug occurred * Two 1920x1080 144Hz monitors, Minecraft is running on one of them *In-game video options...* * FOV of 90 degrees * Fancy graphics * 24 chunk render distance * Maximum smooth lighting * 150 FPS cap * No 3D anaglyph * No view bobbing * GUI scale at Large * Brightness +20% * Fancy clouds * All particles * No fullscreen * VSync on * 4 MipMap levels * VBOs on * Entity shadows on
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Unconfirmed
Flying over giant ice sheets (Ice, not packed ice) with water underneath them will occasionally cause them to start rendering strangely on a chunk-by-chunk basis. Flying too close to any chunk in which the rendering has broken will fix it for that chunk.
Continuing to fly in the same direction once the bug has started to occur will cause more and more chunks to visibly glitch.
Steps to reproduce...
- Create a new Superflat world in creative mode
- Set the preset to 3;minecraft:bedrock,20*minecraft:water,minecraft:ice;10
- Enter the game
- Start flying around and looking around until the endless sheet of ice starts rendering strangely (Check screenshots for examples)
- duplicates
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- Resolved