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  2. MCPE-84581

Addon oddity: unable to clone sweet_berry_bush

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      I sincerely apologize if this is not the right medium for this feedback / report. I have tried discord but didn't seem to get a response. If there is a better feedback channel please let me know!

      Overview:
      I am learning about addons and tring to make a clone of a `sweet_berry_bush`, but there are a few disparities I am encountering when creating a custom block similar to a `sweet_berry_bush`.

      Differences / Issues:

      1. The rendering was different: the `sweet_berry_bush` renders as two intersecting 2d images crossing in the middle. The custom "blueberry bush" block rendered the textures directly on the outside of a cube.

      Question: Is it possible to mimic the rendering of the `sweet_berry_bush` with a custom block in an addon? (without overwriting the default `sweet_berry_bush`)?

      Image: The included image shows the disparity between the custom block and directly overriding the `sweet_berry_bush`

      2. The `sweet_berry_bush` is usable and produces `sweet_berry`. I was not able to figure out how to get the custom "blueberry_bush" block to be usable.

      Question: Is it possible to make a "usable" custom block with addons?

      3. The `sweet_berry_bush` grows, I am assuming through events. I was not able to figure out how to reproduce this on a custom block..

      Question: Is it possible to make a custom block be affected by effects?

      Background: I went through another addon that added custom "crops" and saw that they used custom entities to create something similar. When trying this method, I was not able to use a custom item to seed a custom entity as a crop. The end result seemed to require using a spawn egg to generate the entity.

      Desired Pseudo Code:
       
      "minecraft:seed": {
        "crop_result": "blueberry:blueberry_bush",
        "plant_at": [
          "grass",
          "dirt",
          "podzol"
        ]
      }

      If you have any questions or would like more details please let me know. Thank you for your time! The addon system is powerful and it has been fun and interesting digging through the documentation and examples to learn how to make new creations.

            sethmac Seth Mac
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