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Bug
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Resolution: Works As Intended
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Minecraft 1.13-pre7
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Windows 10
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Confirmed
When a 1.12 world is upgraded to 1.13, chunks marked for repopulation are deleted and regenerated from scratch, as far as I can tell.
Expected behaviour
Existing structures in the chunk marked for repopulation should be preserved, and population is added on top of it. For example, if you built a house with a grass roof then marked the chunk for repopulation, next time you enter the area you might expect to see grass + trees on the roof. This was especially useful for larger areas.
Actual behaviour
The chunk is deleted and regenerated from scratch. For example, if you built a house then marked the chunk for repopulation, next time you enter the area the house will be gone.
Steps to reproduce
- Load the test world (attached) in 1.12.
- The pretty building is still intact, and a chorus flower has grown on the roof
- Load the test world in 1.13.
- The pretty building has disappeared
- Note: you have to load two copies of the test world or the chunk will no longer be marked for population