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Bug
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Resolution: Duplicate
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Minecraft 1.8.7
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Java: Latest version 64 bit
Windows: 7
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Unconfirmed
I'm running my own server and have noticed this problem on a past server. Before building a gold farm on top of the nether, I first built a platform approximately 10 x 10 blocks at block level 200. Nothing at all spawned. I then recreated this experiment on a single player map. As you can see from the picture, plenty of spawns. I then started a server on my personal computer and connected to localhost. Again, no spawns. This seems to be an issue affecting minecraft servers. Attached also is our server properties (with the seed deleted of course) so you can see our render distance is set to 10 so that is not a viable fix.
Also, on the single player test, they started spawning immediately. In the server test, I let it idle for half an hour with not a single spawn.
#Minecraft server properties #Sat Jul 11 08:32:15 EDT 2015 spawn-protection=0 max-tick-time=60000 query.port=30123 generator-settings= force-gamemode=false allow-nether=true gamemode=0 broadcast-console-to-ops=true enable-query=true player-idle-timeout=0 difficulty=3 spawn-monsters=true op-permission-level=4 resource-pack-hash= announce-player-achievements=true pvp=true snooper-enabled=true level-type=DEFAULT hardcore=false enable-command-block=true max-players=18 network-compression-threshold=256 max-world-size=29999984 server-port=30123 debug=false server-ip=192.99.148.48 spawn-npcs=true allow-flight=false level-name=Batlantis view-distance=10 hellworld=true resource-pack= spawn-animals=true white-list=true generate-structures=true online-mode=true max-build-height=256 level-seed=***Censored*** use-native-transport=true motd=Welcome to Batlantis enable-rcon=false
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