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Bug
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Resolution: Duplicate
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None
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1.19.30
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None
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Unconfirmed
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Windows
If a beacon is placed while being on a pyramid of 4 layers, and a block of tinted glass is placed directly on the x and y-axis' of the beacon beam (this can be anywhere on the axis), the tinted glass is counted as a opaque block, and stops the effects of the beacon. I only have posted this bug because tinted glass should be logically a transparent block, which should allow beacon beams through.
How to replicate:
- Place a beacon on a 1,2,3 or 4 layered pyramid
- Let the beacon activate
- Place a tinted glass block on the same axis' as the beacon
The beacon will deactivate and will no longer shine the beam.
NOTE: I have not tested the beacon with any other layers other than a 4-layer beacon. The beacon's layers are made out of gold blocks and are not hollow.
I only have posted this bug because tinted glass should be logically a transparent block, which should allow beacon beams through.
- duplicates
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MCPE-128246 Beacon beam does not pass through tinted glass
- Resolved