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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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1.18.20.21 Beta, 1.17.30.21 Beta, 1.17.20.20 Beta, 1.17.10.23 Beta, 1.17.10.21 Beta, 1.17.10.20 Beta, 1.17.0.58 Beta, 1.17.0.56 Beta, 1.17.0.54 Beta, 1.17.0.52 Beta, 1.17.0.50 Beta, 1.16.230.56 Beta, 1.16.230.54 Beta, 1.16.230.52 Beta, 1.16.230.50 Beta, 1.16.220.52 Beta, 1.16.220.51 Beta, 1.16.220.50 Beta, 1.16.201 Hotfix, 1.16.210, 1.17.0, 1.18.2 Hotfix, 1.19.30
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Confirmed
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Windows
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511990
Occasionally tallgrass generates underground, and with the absence of light sources it is very obvious that for some reason tallgrass emits a very slight amount of light. This happens despite the MER map being completely black in the emissive channel, and even happens when the MER is specified as [ 0, 0, 255 ] in the texture set file.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Join the attached world with Ray Tracing on while using the PBR resource pack linked below
- Go to the coordinates 472 72 -45
- Place tallgrass on the dirt in the middle of the concrete
Observed Results:
There is a very slight amount of green light emitted from the tallgrass, which is visible on the concrete nearby. This happens despite the tallgrass_mer.png file having no data whatsoever in the green channel.
Expected Results:
The tallgrass should not emit any sort of light due to it being specified to be non-emissive in the MER file.
Spore Blossoms:
To reproduce the issue for Spore Blossoms apply the attached PBR resources in a Ray Tracing resource pack and place a spore blossom in a place where the flower portion collides with the side of a block. It will start glowing despite being specified not to glow.
You can download the PBR resource pack I used to take these screenshots and demonstrate the issue here:
https://www.mediafire.com/file/r4iatv86doxtxfo/Defined_PBR_v1.0.4.mcpack/file