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No particles when feeding a chicken #1005

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MagnoBooter opened this issue Jul 23, 2020 · 4 comments · Fixed by #2146
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No particles when feeding a chicken #1005

MagnoBooter opened this issue Jul 23, 2020 · 4 comments · Fixed by #2146
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@MagnoBooter
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Describe the bug
When feeding a seed to a child chicken, no green particles appear, like when using bone meal on crops.
But even worse: you lose all the seeds you feed, but the chicken doesn't grow into an adult.

To Reproduce

  1. Feed a seed to a child chicken.
  2. You lose the seed, but no green particles appear, so the chicken has probably not grown at all.

Expected behavior
Green particles should appear. Chicken should eventually grow into an adult chicken.

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Tested on PaperMC build 111, with Geyser-Spigot plugin.

Geyser Version

Geyser-Spigot build 280 (git-master-b103d86)

Minecraft: Bedrock Edition Version
1.16.10.02

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If a dump is needed, I'll be happy to provide one. Just drop me a line here.

@Camotoy
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Camotoy commented Jul 23, 2020

If the seed is taken, then the chicken probably received it. It's more likely that we aren't sending the particles back to Bedrock.

@MagnoBooter
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Well, after feeding 40 seeds, the chicken is still a baby chicken... should be adult by then?

@Camotoy
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Camotoy commented Jul 23, 2020

Baby chickens take 20 minutes to grow up, but the growth time can be accelerated by 10% each time it is fed seeds.

I just tested myself and the baby grew into an adult soon after.

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Camotoy commented Jul 23, 2020

Looks like this effect is handled by the client on Java. You can replicate this by attempting to view the effect from another Java client.

@Camotoy Camotoy added the Confirmed Bug The bug reported is confirmed and able to be replicated. label Jul 23, 2020
@Camotoy Camotoy linked a pull request Apr 17, 2021 that will close this issue
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