BDS-4791Custom animated blocks stuck on certain position after adding too many frames
Edit: And... I realize I posted this in the wrong section, this isn't server related but is Bedrock game related. My apologies.
I believe this goes for all Minecraft versions but it seems like there is a max amount of frames that an animated texture can have. When trying to create custom blocks, anything under around 125 frames shows up fine on the block. If you go above that to say 140+ when the block is placed it'll only show the first texture and freeze on it, opposed to going through the cycle of showing all the frames in the animated textures. I've tested this on Java and can't recreate this bug. Is there anyway around this?
Environment
Windows 10
History3
Bob Stevenson Changed description:
I believe this goes for all Minecraft versions but it seems like there is a max amount of frames that an animated texture can have. When trying to create custom blocks, anything under around 125 frames shows up fine on the block. If you go above that to say 140+ when the block is placed it'll only show the first texture and freeze on it, opposed to going through the cycle of showing all the frames in the animated textures. I've tested this on Java and can't recreate this bug. Is there anyway around this?
Edit: And... I realize I posted this in the wrong section. My apologies.
I believe this goes for all Minecraft versions but it seems like there is a max amount of frames that an animated texture can have. When trying to create custom blocks, anything under around 125 frames shows up fine on the block. If you go above that to say 140+ when the block is placed it'll only show the first texture and freeze on it, opposed to going through the cycle of showing all the frames in the animated textures. I've tested this on Java and can't recreate this bug. Is there anyway around this?
Added environment:
Windows 10
Changed description:
Edit: And... I realize I posted this in the wrong section
0
I believe this goes for all Minecraft versions but it seems like there is a max amount of frames that an animated texture can have. When trying to create custom blocks, anything under around 125 frames shows up fine on the block. If you go above that to say 140+ when the block is placed it'll only show the first texture and freeze on it, opposed to going through the cycle of showing all the frames in the animated textures. I've tested this on Java and can't recreate this bug. Is there anyway around this?
Resolution: Unresolved → Invalid