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[Bug]: [1.20.1] Not rendering top layer of world after changing world generation #670

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Emedo80 opened this issue Jan 23, 2024 · 7 comments
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Emedo80 commented Jan 23, 2024

What happened?

Hello,

I'm creating a modpack for me and my friends and in the last changes I made I added mods that change the world generation.
Doing so, Journey map is not rendering the top layer of the world for chunks that were already generated.
I've already tried removing previously generated map.

I have tried xaero's mini map, and it is doing the same exact thing, but there is an option called "ignore server heightmap" that fixes this issue

Here are some screenshots:

With Journey :
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As you can see on the right, it is rendered properly for newly generated terrain.

With Xaero's :
Before "ignore server heightmap"
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And after "ignore server heightmap"
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Hope you can help me !

Best regards,
Emedo

Mod Loader

Forge

Minecraft Version

1.20.1

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5.9.18

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Here are the logs :

latest.log
journeymap.log

@Emedo80 Emedo80 added the a:bug label Jan 23, 2024
@Emedo80 Emedo80 changed the title [Bug]: [1.20.1] Not rendering top layer of world [Bug]: [1.20.1] Not rendering top layer of world after changer world generation Jan 23, 2024
@Emedo80 Emedo80 changed the title [Bug]: [1.20.1] Not rendering top layer of world after changer world generation [Bug]: [1.20.1] Not rendering top layer of world after changing world generation Jan 23, 2024
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mysticdrew commented Jan 23, 2024

If you are running a server, start the server once with this command
java -jar server.jar --forceUpgrade --eraseCache

If you are playing with the client, do this
java_nbOe1VpxMC

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Emedo80 commented Jan 23, 2024

Hello,

It is the right fix !

Thank you

@mysticdrew
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Hello,

It is the right fix !

Thank you

Great! glad to help

@BasquiatThe1
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BasquiatThe1 commented Mar 12, 2024

I have the same issue, but in singleplayer. Optimizing the world and erasing cache data doesn't seem to work.

EDIT:

Nevermind, just took a long time for the affacted chunks to get updated.

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i am having the same issue but a bit worse, it is like rendering what is below what i have already rendered and it has also brought the map from the other mutliplayer server i am on into this one, i dont know what i did or how to fix it

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mysticdrew commented Sep 24, 2024

If you are running a server, start the server once with this command java -jar server.jar --forceUpgrade --eraseCache

If you are playing with the client, do this java_nbOe1VpxMC

this tells you exactly how to fix it

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I've now locked this post, as the solution is posted. Which is why it is pinned.

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