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Blocks reappearing glitch


Minecraft Multiplayer Block Placing IssueIs there a way to fix my Minecraft SMP map?Jumping two blocks high?Minecraft mined block reappears and other problemsBlocks reappearing after breakingMinecraft Server Skin GlitchMinecraft: weird lag issues for a certain player on my Vanilla 1.11.2 serverminecraft java 1.13.2 - cannot interact with blocks | chunks doesnt load | chat is ok however | spawn protect is 0Explain the chest trap glitch?Blocks keep reappearing in a certain area only






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I am playing on an 1.8 multiplayer server and have the same issue. It is only happening in one specific chunk. In that particular chunk, when I try to destroy a block, it reappears as if it was never destroyed. If I place a block in that chunk, it just disappears as if it was never placed.



However, another player was able to do changes (plant trees, destroy/place blocks etc.) in the same chunk. I am also unable to open doors, chests and use a crafting table. But anywhere else outside that chunk, everything is fine. So what is causing this particular issue to make me experience such things? Is the world corrupt? Is it caused by lag? Or is it an in-game bug?










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I am playing on an 1.8 multiplayer server and have the same issue. It is only happening in one specific chunk. In that particular chunk, when I try to destroy a block, it reappears as if it was never destroyed. If I place a block in that chunk, it just disappears as if it was never placed.



However, another player was able to do changes (plant trees, destroy/place blocks etc.) in the same chunk. I am also unable to open doors, chests and use a crafting table. But anywhere else outside that chunk, everything is fine. So what is causing this particular issue to make me experience such things? Is the world corrupt? Is it caused by lag? Or is it an in-game bug?










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    What is the same issue you speak of? Does this continue on from another post that you could edit to give us the link?

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I am playing on an 1.8 multiplayer server and have the same issue. It is only happening in one specific chunk. In that particular chunk, when I try to destroy a block, it reappears as if it was never destroyed. If I place a block in that chunk, it just disappears as if it was never placed.



However, another player was able to do changes (plant trees, destroy/place blocks etc.) in the same chunk. I am also unable to open doors, chests and use a crafting table. But anywhere else outside that chunk, everything is fine. So what is causing this particular issue to make me experience such things? Is the world corrupt? Is it caused by lag? Or is it an in-game bug?










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I am playing on an 1.8 multiplayer server and have the same issue. It is only happening in one specific chunk. In that particular chunk, when I try to destroy a block, it reappears as if it was never destroyed. If I place a block in that chunk, it just disappears as if it was never placed.



However, another player was able to do changes (plant trees, destroy/place blocks etc.) in the same chunk. I am also unable to open doors, chests and use a crafting table. But anywhere else outside that chunk, everything is fine. So what is causing this particular issue to make me experience such things? Is the world corrupt? Is it caused by lag? Or is it an in-game bug?







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    What is the same issue you speak of? Does this continue on from another post that you could edit to give us the link?

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    What is the same issue you speak of? Does this continue on from another post that you could edit to give us the link?

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What is the same issue you speak of? Does this continue on from another post that you could edit to give us the link?

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What is the same issue you speak of? Does this continue on from another post that you could edit to give us the link?

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If the chunk is near the spawn, it's probably spawn protection (See: server.properties) and the player that was interacting with objects in the chunk was a person of a higher rank (in vanilla, this would be an operator).




Determines the radius of the spawn protection. Setting this to 0 will not disable spawn protection. 0 will protect the single block at the spawn point. 1 will protect a 3x3 area centered on the spawn point. 2 will protect 5x5, 3 will protect 7x7, etc. This option is not generated on the first server start and appears when the first player joins. If there are no ops set on the server, the spawn protection will be disabled automatically.




The default protection radius is 16x16x16, which would explain why it is 1 chunk.






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    I've seen this happen when the area is for certain not spawn protected (for example, mini games where breaking blocks is required). This doesn't explain why it is just one chunk, but it could most certainly be lag. So for anyone where this issue is happening world-wide, not just to one chunk, if at all possible keep breaking the block, I've found that eventually it will break.






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    • Pretty sure in this case it's not a lag issue, but it is true that the same behavior can be a result of lag.

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    • @Johonn I know, this is for future visitors that have this issue not confined to a specific chunk.

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    The chunk that you are in is probably the spawn chunk, or the predesignated location where every player in the server initially spawns. The other player who was able to edit this area likely had OP privileges or higher.



    More info can be found here.



    Hope this helps!






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      If the chunk is near the spawn, it's probably spawn protection (See: server.properties) and the player that was interacting with objects in the chunk was a person of a higher rank (in vanilla, this would be an operator).




      Determines the radius of the spawn protection. Setting this to 0 will not disable spawn protection. 0 will protect the single block at the spawn point. 1 will protect a 3x3 area centered on the spawn point. 2 will protect 5x5, 3 will protect 7x7, etc. This option is not generated on the first server start and appears when the first player joins. If there are no ops set on the server, the spawn protection will be disabled automatically.




      The default protection radius is 16x16x16, which would explain why it is 1 chunk.






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        If the chunk is near the spawn, it's probably spawn protection (See: server.properties) and the player that was interacting with objects in the chunk was a person of a higher rank (in vanilla, this would be an operator).




        Determines the radius of the spawn protection. Setting this to 0 will not disable spawn protection. 0 will protect the single block at the spawn point. 1 will protect a 3x3 area centered on the spawn point. 2 will protect 5x5, 3 will protect 7x7, etc. This option is not generated on the first server start and appears when the first player joins. If there are no ops set on the server, the spawn protection will be disabled automatically.




        The default protection radius is 16x16x16, which would explain why it is 1 chunk.






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          If the chunk is near the spawn, it's probably spawn protection (See: server.properties) and the player that was interacting with objects in the chunk was a person of a higher rank (in vanilla, this would be an operator).




          Determines the radius of the spawn protection. Setting this to 0 will not disable spawn protection. 0 will protect the single block at the spawn point. 1 will protect a 3x3 area centered on the spawn point. 2 will protect 5x5, 3 will protect 7x7, etc. This option is not generated on the first server start and appears when the first player joins. If there are no ops set on the server, the spawn protection will be disabled automatically.




          The default protection radius is 16x16x16, which would explain why it is 1 chunk.






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          If the chunk is near the spawn, it's probably spawn protection (See: server.properties) and the player that was interacting with objects in the chunk was a person of a higher rank (in vanilla, this would be an operator).




          Determines the radius of the spawn protection. Setting this to 0 will not disable spawn protection. 0 will protect the single block at the spawn point. 1 will protect a 3x3 area centered on the spawn point. 2 will protect 5x5, 3 will protect 7x7, etc. This option is not generated on the first server start and appears when the first player joins. If there are no ops set on the server, the spawn protection will be disabled automatically.




          The default protection radius is 16x16x16, which would explain why it is 1 chunk.







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              I've seen this happen when the area is for certain not spawn protected (for example, mini games where breaking blocks is required). This doesn't explain why it is just one chunk, but it could most certainly be lag. So for anyone where this issue is happening world-wide, not just to one chunk, if at all possible keep breaking the block, I've found that eventually it will break.






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              • Pretty sure in this case it's not a lag issue, but it is true that the same behavior can be a result of lag.

                – Johonn
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              • @Johonn I know, this is for future visitors that have this issue not confined to a specific chunk.

                – BitNinja
                Nov 30 '14 at 21:34















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              I've seen this happen when the area is for certain not spawn protected (for example, mini games where breaking blocks is required). This doesn't explain why it is just one chunk, but it could most certainly be lag. So for anyone where this issue is happening world-wide, not just to one chunk, if at all possible keep breaking the block, I've found that eventually it will break.






              share|improve this answer

























              • Pretty sure in this case it's not a lag issue, but it is true that the same behavior can be a result of lag.

                – Johonn
                Nov 30 '14 at 21:19











              • @Johonn I know, this is for future visitors that have this issue not confined to a specific chunk.

                – BitNinja
                Nov 30 '14 at 21:34













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              I've seen this happen when the area is for certain not spawn protected (for example, mini games where breaking blocks is required). This doesn't explain why it is just one chunk, but it could most certainly be lag. So for anyone where this issue is happening world-wide, not just to one chunk, if at all possible keep breaking the block, I've found that eventually it will break.






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              I've seen this happen when the area is for certain not spawn protected (for example, mini games where breaking blocks is required). This doesn't explain why it is just one chunk, but it could most certainly be lag. So for anyone where this issue is happening world-wide, not just to one chunk, if at all possible keep breaking the block, I've found that eventually it will break.







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              • Pretty sure in this case it's not a lag issue, but it is true that the same behavior can be a result of lag.

                – Johonn
                Nov 30 '14 at 21:19











              • @Johonn I know, this is for future visitors that have this issue not confined to a specific chunk.

                – BitNinja
                Nov 30 '14 at 21:34

















              • Pretty sure in this case it's not a lag issue, but it is true that the same behavior can be a result of lag.

                – Johonn
                Nov 30 '14 at 21:19











              • @Johonn I know, this is for future visitors that have this issue not confined to a specific chunk.

                – BitNinja
                Nov 30 '14 at 21:34
















              Pretty sure in this case it's not a lag issue, but it is true that the same behavior can be a result of lag.

              – Johonn
              Nov 30 '14 at 21:19





              Pretty sure in this case it's not a lag issue, but it is true that the same behavior can be a result of lag.

              – Johonn
              Nov 30 '14 at 21:19













              @Johonn I know, this is for future visitors that have this issue not confined to a specific chunk.

              – BitNinja
              Nov 30 '14 at 21:34





              @Johonn I know, this is for future visitors that have this issue not confined to a specific chunk.

              – BitNinja
              Nov 30 '14 at 21:34











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              The chunk that you are in is probably the spawn chunk, or the predesignated location where every player in the server initially spawns. The other player who was able to edit this area likely had OP privileges or higher.



              More info can be found here.



              Hope this helps!






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                The chunk that you are in is probably the spawn chunk, or the predesignated location where every player in the server initially spawns. The other player who was able to edit this area likely had OP privileges or higher.



                More info can be found here.



                Hope this helps!






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                  The chunk that you are in is probably the spawn chunk, or the predesignated location where every player in the server initially spawns. The other player who was able to edit this area likely had OP privileges or higher.



                  More info can be found here.



                  Hope this helps!






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                  The chunk that you are in is probably the spawn chunk, or the predesignated location where every player in the server initially spawns. The other player who was able to edit this area likely had OP privileges or higher.



                  More info can be found here.



                  Hope this helps!







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