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  1. Minecraft (Bedrock codebase)
  2. MCPE-159328

Update to 1.19.10 caused massive Chunk hole

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    • Resolution: Cannot Reproduce
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    • 1.19.10
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      I am Very condused, I updated my game to the newest version (1.19.10) and continued playing normaly, I did notice that part of my railway to a pillager outpost were gone while I was building my massive Floating Island, I came closer to inspect why parts of these rails were gone, I then noticed that a massive part of the snowbiome was gone in a strait line and replaced with an ocean biome. In the Extrem Chunk Border Png one can see that the biome was a snowbiome( see the map my character is holding) until I updated to 1.19.10 this wasn't there. Now there is a Giant 2-3 Chunk wide ocean in my snow biome, This isn't a huge problem since I build nothing there execept that part of the railway, but I am still so confused how this even happened. The world I am playing in is active since minecraft 1.16.0, 1.16.1 or 1.16.2, I don't remember in which of these versions I created the world but it is almost 2-3 years old. Maybe the world is too old, but I never had real big chuck border Issues like this one up until 1.19.10 , I had some small ones like a small hill being cut of a little bit, but nothing huge like this.

        1. Chunk Error 2.png
          Chunk Error 2.png
          1.72 MB
        2. Chunk Error 3.png
          Chunk Error 3.png
          1.04 MB
        3. Extrem Chunk Border.png
          Extrem Chunk Border.png
          949 kB
        4. Extrem Chunk Error.png
          Extrem Chunk Error.png
          860 kB
        5. Map After Chunk Border.png
          Map After Chunk Border.png
          637 kB

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