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  1. Minecraft (Bedrock codebase)
  2. MCPE-184328

Downloading add-ons progress freezing and/or sending broken packet(s)

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    • 1.21.20.23 Preview, 1.21.3 Hotfix (PS4), 1.21.2 Hotfix
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      As far as I'm aware this affects all versions of Minecraft Bedrock, please change this if it is incorrect but I have seen the same issue reported on Xbox, PS and Switch so far, but I don't think they all nail exactly what's going on, so I'm making this report myself.

      Bug process:

      1. Attempt to join a world hosted by someone else, must have add-ons enabled. (must not be a Realm)
      2. Begin downloading the add-ons.
      3. You may now receive the error of a broken packet being sent to you, notice that the download progress has completely stopped, or you may get into the world. The more add-ons the world has applied, the more likely this is to happen.

      Why this is important to fix ASAP:

      If this goes unfixed, worlds with add-ons (mostly worlds with a multiple number of add-ons) are basically impossible to join for other players. It is essentially bricking modified world multiplayer unless you have a Realm. (This issue does not effect Realms)

      Temporary Fix:

      For now, you can avoid this issue by adding the add-ons in small amounts and letting your friends join and install the add-ons in 2's or 3's until they have installed them all, as they do, keep adding the other add-ons into the active list of your world till they have them all installed. However I believe you will need to repeat this step anytime they'd like to rejoin after a session has ended.

      Note:

      If you can not recreate the bug, add more add-ons.

       

       

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