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  1. Minecraft: Java Edition
  2. MC-248709

The gamerule doTileDrops still refers to blocks as "tiles"

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      The bug

      The gamerule controlling whether blocks drop items is still named "doTileDrops". "Tile" is a deprecated technical term for "block" which has been mostly phased out (for example, 1.13 (17w47a) changed block translation strings from tile.XXXX.name to block.minecraft.YYYY), with this being one of the last remaining cases of it remaining in the game. As "tile" is used almost nowhere else (even the game rules menu refers to blocks as blocks as one would expect), this game rule should be renamed accordingly to something more fitting, such as doBlockDrops.

      How to reproduce

      1. Begin to create a new world
      2. Enter the Game Rules menu
      3. Scroll to "Drops"
      4. Mouse over "Drop blocks"

      Expected results

      The associated game rule would be named something along the lines of "doBlockDrops".

      Actual results

      The name "doTileDrops", referring to blocks with the outdated "tile", is used instead.

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            muzikbike Connor Steppie
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