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Bug
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Resolution: Invalid
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None
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1.18.2
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None
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Unconfirmed
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(Unassigned)
Several blocks in Java Edition cannot be waterlogged despite being able to be waterlogged in Bedrock Edition.
Such blocks include:
- Anvils (Regular, Chipped, and Damaged)
- Azaleas (Regular and Flowering)
- Banners (All 16 Colours)
- Barriers
- Beacons
- Beds (All 16 Colours)
- Bells
- Brewing Stands
- Cacti
- Cakes (Without Candles, and With All 16 Colours of Candle)
- Cauldrons (Empty, Water, Lava, and Powder Snow)
- Composters
- Daylight Detectors (Regular and Inverted)
- Doors (All 8 Wood Types)
- Dragon Eggs
- Enchanting Tables
- End Portal Frames
- Fence Gates (All 8 Wood Types)
- Grindstones
- Hoppers
- Leaves (All 6 Overworld Wood Types)
- Lecterns
- Pistons (Regular and Sticky)
- Pressure Plates (All 12 Types)
- Shulker Boxes (Regular and All 16 Colours)
- Spawners
- Structure Blocks
- Stonecutters
- Turtle Eggs
- Buttons (All 10 Types)
- Carpets (All 16 Colours)
- Cobwebs
- Dead Bushes
- End Rods
- Flower Pots (Empty and With All Plants)
- Levers
- Heads (All 6 Types)
- Redstone Comparators
- Redstone Repeaters
- Tripwires
- Tripwire Hooks
- Vines
While this issue relates to MC-125351, it is a separate issue as it relates to parity.
This list was created with the help of the Waterlogging page on the Minecraft Wiki.
- is duplicated by
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MC-258318 End Rods Cant Be Placed In Water
- Resolved
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MC-272774 I want to create a wooden bathtub by using composter, but I found that the composters can't be waterlogged.
- Resolved
- relates to
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MC-125351 Some partial blocks that don't pop off when underwater, cause water to show flowing animation at the sides
- Resolved