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A black screen issue has been identified affecting Bedrock edition players using the TradeSystem plugin (version 2.5.3) in conjunction with GeyserMC, following an update that introduced support for Minecraft version 1.20.70. When both players initiate a trade causing the GUI menu for item exchange to open, abruptly closing this inventory results in the Bedrock player's screen turning completely black. This problem does not affect PC players and specifically arises with Bedrock edition players. This issue was not present in GeyserMC's version prior to the update that added 1.20.70 support, pinpointing the origin of the bug to changes made in or after commit 621dc6f.
To Reproduce
Update GeyserMC to a version post-commit 621dc6f, introducing support for Minecraft version 1.20.70.
Install TradeSystem plugin version 2.5.3 on the server.
Have a Bedrock edition player and another player initiate a trade, which opens the trade GUI for both.
One of the players abruptly closes the trade GUI.
The Bedrock edition player's screen turns completely black.
Expected behaviour
Players should be able to exit the trade GUI without any adverse effects on their game's display. The process of closing the trading interface should not cause a black screen, ensuring a consistent and uninterrupted gameplay experience across both Bedrock and PC editions.
The emergence of this issue coincides with the update to GeyserMC that added support for Minecraft version 1.20.70. This problem was not encountered in the version prior to this update, suggesting that recent changes introduced in or after the specified commit are likely responsible for the bug. Evidence, including a video demonstrating the issue, will be provided to aid in diagnosing and resolving the problem.
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Describe the bug
A black screen issue has been identified affecting Bedrock edition players using the TradeSystem plugin (version 2.5.3) in conjunction with GeyserMC, following an update that introduced support for Minecraft version 1.20.70. When both players initiate a trade causing the GUI menu for item exchange to open, abruptly closing this inventory results in the Bedrock player's screen turning completely black. This problem does not affect PC players and specifically arises with Bedrock edition players. This issue was not present in GeyserMC's version prior to the update that added 1.20.70 support, pinpointing the origin of the bug to changes made in or after commit 621dc6f.
To Reproduce
Update GeyserMC to a version post-commit 621dc6f, introducing support for Minecraft version 1.20.70.
Install TradeSystem plugin version 2.5.3 on the server.
Have a Bedrock edition player and another player initiate a trade, which opens the trade GUI for both.
One of the players abruptly closes the trade GUI.
The Bedrock edition player's screen turns completely black.
Expected behaviour
Players should be able to exit the trade GUI without any adverse effects on their game's display. The process of closing the trading interface should not cause a black screen, ensuring a consistent and uninterrupted gameplay experience across both Bedrock and PC editions.
Screenshots / Videos
https://youtu.be/1dJZwjGSYa8
Server Version and Plugins
purpur 1.20.4
Geyser Dump
https://dump.geysermc.org/oxvCnQyYUkiOgtfIq8SKGAXHwhKsZdm8
Geyser Version
2.2.2-SNAPSHOT (git-master-8590869)
Minecraft: Bedrock Edition Device/Version
No response
Additional Context
The emergence of this issue coincides with the update to GeyserMC that added support for Minecraft version 1.20.70. This problem was not encountered in the version prior to this update, suggesting that recent changes introduced in or after the specified commit are likely responsible for the bug. Evidence, including a video demonstrating the issue, will be provided to aid in diagnosing and resolving the problem.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: