Known bugs

See also: Upcoming features, Matcha Flavoured 1.12.2#Post-release fixes

This page lists known bugs in Matcha Flavoured: places where the pack's code does something it evidently isn't meant to, such as text that shows a raw translation key, tooltips that disagree with an item's real values, and mechanics that don't match the release notes. Each entry was found by reading the pack's source at the documented version (1.12.2, with the fixes on the main branch). The README asks players to report bugs through the feedback form it links. Bugs fixed in earlier versions are listed in each article's History section and on the version pages.

Untranslated text

When a text component asks for a translation key that the resource pack's language file doesn't define, the game shows the key itself. The following keys are used by the datapack but missing from en_us.json:

Where it shows	Missing key	Notes
Name of the hepatizon elytra	item.kleispack.hepatizon_elytra	The language file names the item under the older key item.kleispack.bronze_elytra ("Hepatizon Elytra"), which the recipe and loot table no longer use.
"Repaired with" line of the shakudo elytra	item.minecraft.copper_block	The vanilla key is block.minecraft.copper_block, which the hepatizon elytra uses correctly.
Name and tooltip of six bulk blocks (terracotta, malachite, cinnabar, blackstone, smooth basalt, smooth quartz)	item.kleispack.trade.bulk_terracotta, …bulk_prismarine, …bulk_cinnabar, …bulk_blackstone, …bulk_smooth_basalt, …bulk_smooth_quartz and their .desc keys	Sold by the Mason. The other bulk blocks have names.
Stored-enchantment line of adamant tools	enchantment.kleispack.smelting	The description of the matcha:adamant_tool smelting intrinsic, which every adamant tool carries as a stored enchantment. See Adamant equipment.
Tooltip of the crook	\uE028 %s and \uE027 %s (the reach and safe-fall glyphs)	The reach and safe-fall lines use the glyph text as the key instead of desc.kleispack.entity_interaction_range and desc.kleispack.fall_height_attribute, so the lines show the glyph followed by a literal "%s" instead of the value.
Nowhere in practice	item.kleispack.fish.axolotl	Used by the loot table gameplay/fishing/fish/axolotl, which no other table calls. Fished axolotls come from the junk table and use item.kleispack.axolotl, which exists.

Tooltips that disagree with the item

Most of the pack's equipment hides its real attributes and shows a hand-written tooltip instead. In these items the two differ; the real values are the ones that apply.

Item	Tooltip says	Real value
Golden Shovel	Mining speed 12	15
Steel Pickaxe	Attack damage 4	3
Steel Axe	Attack damage 9	10
Steel Shovel	Attack damage 4.5	3.5
Steel Hoe	Attack speed 3	2
Steel Mattock	Attack speed 3	2
Iron Mattock	Attack speed 3	4
Shakudo Pickaxe	Attack speed 1.2	4
Shakudo Hoe	Attack speed 4	7
Shakudo Mattock	Attack damage 1	2
Hepatizon Mattock	Attack damage 3.5	3
Electrum Spear	Attack speed 1.18	4
Adamant Spear	Attack damage 4, attack speed 0.95	5 and 0.87
Crook	5 damage, 3 reach	2 damage; +2 reach in the main hand, +5 in the off hand
Baked Golden Apple	Regeneration for 0:30	1:00 (1,200 ticks)
Splash potion of darkness (Chemist)	Darkness and Blindness for 5:00 each	Darkness 1:00, Blindness 0:30

Each item's article cites the file. Other tooltip problems:

• The shakudo elytra's tooltip promises an "Elytra Bonus" of 10 seconds off the shakudo regeneration timer, but the item carries the ordinary shakudo armor intrinsic, so it only counts as one more shakudo piece. A separate matcha:shakudo_elytra intrinsic exists but isn't on the item. The in-development changelog lists "Shakudo Elytra Bonus was not working" as fixed.
• The adamant pickaxe lists divinity under "Set Bonus:", but tools don't count toward the set bonus. See Divinity.

Mechanics

• Fortune on tomatoes and chorus plants. The 1.12.2 notes say Fortune now works on tomatoes, glow berry vines and chorus plants. In the tomato and chorus plant tables, a fixed count is set after the Fortune and electrum bonuses, which replaces them, so neither has any effect there. It does work on cave vines.
• Glow berries from bare vines. The cave vine tables have no check for whether the vine carries berries, unlike vanilla, so every broken cave vine block drops glow berries.
• Silent fished crystal hearts. The treasure sound checks for the item model matcha:crystal_heart, but fished crystal hearts use matcha:heart_container, so catching one plays no sound. See Fishing sounds#Bugs.
• Incomplete Angler's Almanac. The junk category of the Angler's Almanac has entries for a bowl and a tripwire hook, but no fishing table can give either, so the tab can't be completed.
• Iron chain recipe never unlocks. Picking up iron ingots is meant to unlock the recipe that turns 3 iron ingots into 18 chains, but the unlock names iron_chain_from_iron, while the recipe is iron_chain_from_ingot. The recipe works when placed by hand but never appears in the recipe book.
• Early pickaxes mine ancient debris. The pack's pickaxes list #minecraft:mineable/pickaxe as correct for drops without a tier check, and the blocks each tier can't mine are listed by hand. Ancient debris isn't on any of those lists, so even a wooden pickaxe gets it. See Tools#Mining levels.
• Cut diamonds in desert pyramids. The 1.12.2 notes say no "naturally-occuring free diamonds" should appear in surface structures, but the desert pyramid chest table still contains cut diamonds. See Chest loot.

Other

• The chat message shown when the pack loads reports "version 1.12.1", although the release is 1.12.2 and the internal version number is 1122.

Acknowledged by the developer

The README lists one major known bug: on Purpur servers, and possibly others, keep_inventory is handled per dimension, so it has to be set by command in each dimension or items are lost on death. See Multiplayer.

The in-development changelog lists these as low-priority bugs that aren't fixed yet:

• The post-dragon safe-surface check doesn't exclude structures in general (only trial chambers and the Abbey are exempt).
• Trailblaze boots give their speed boost on mud brick slabs when jumping, but not when simply running on them.
• The toolsmith's hero-of-the-village gift is still stone tools, which the pack otherwise removes.

See also

• Upcoming features
• Removed features
• Updating items