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P3rf3ctXZer0 avatar P3rf3ctXZer0 commented on August 18, 2024

I will see if I can verify this bug. Lol we both have cat avatars :D

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CannibalVox avatar CannibalVox commented on August 18, 2024

Looks like a bug that used to happen where the personal was sometimes using the basic pocket provider client-side, causing the lighting to be jacked up. I'll investigate this.

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chaoskagami avatar chaoskagami commented on August 18, 2024

It only seems to happen on a server, and only specifically in secondary personal dimensions. The main one is always lit correctly after a server restart. It also lights correctly until a server restart, including client connect and disconnect, entering, exiting, etc.

Anyways, it's only visual. It's not going to eat my world. Lower priority, I'd say.

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chaoskagami avatar chaoskagami commented on August 18, 2024

If investigation of this isn't going anywhere, mind if I have a look on my end? If I can figure it out, I'll submit a pull request with a fix.

I have a lot of time, anyways.

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CannibalVox avatar CannibalVox commented on August 18, 2024

Hi, I'm trying to understand this bug- when I place a personal door inside my personal dimension, the door sends me to limbo, which is what's supposed to happen. Is that not the case for you?

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chaoskagami avatar chaoskagami commented on August 18, 2024

This bug has nothing to do with personal doors in personal dimensions. That works correct - you get sent to limbo.

I'm talking about placing normal dimensional doors in personal dimensions. It is completely fine with colors, unless running a server and the server is restarted. After which the dimension takes on the odd lighting in the screenshot.

This only happens in a forge server. It doesn't happen with singleplayer or open-to-LAN. I couldn't figure out what was causing it, and I'm unsure if it still happens. I can test it again, if you'd like.

EDIT: For more clarity, placing a dimensional door in a personal dimension creates another 100% white dimension linked to the personal dimension, so it ends up rather like a sub-personal-dimension. On a server restart, lighting is black like a normal dimensional door placed anywhere in the overworld, but the blocks are still the white blocks of a personal dimension. They appear to put out light, which causes this odd lighting issue. Beyond that, it's possible the server isn't restoring the colors correctly on servers for some reason. Why, I am not sure.

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