Mod loader

Fabric

Minecraft version

1.18.1

Mod version

SnowRealMagic 3.1.2 + Kiwi 5.2.5

Modloader version

Fabric 0.12.12 + Fabric API 0.46.1

Modpack info

No response

If bug:

• Can you reproduce this issue with relevant mods only?

If bug: The latest.log file

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Issue description

When the "Thinner Bounding Boxes" config option is set to false, minecraft:snow and all blocks in the snowrealmagic: namespace change their properties to become completely solid. Their collision bounding box seems to change to match the black visible outline that appears when the crosshair is over a block, in addition to any space filled by its original collision bounding box. The behaviour of all affected blocks:

• minecraft:snow: Becomes fully solid. Expected: The player should sink into the snow layer slightly, like in vanilla.
• snowrealmagic:snow: Both the snow layer and whatever block is inside it become solid. For large plants such as lilacs, rose bushes, etc, this causes the full block to be completely solid. Sweet Berry Bushes still apply their friction effect to the player when being touched horizontally, but not to players standing on top of them.
• snowrealmagic:fence, snowrealmagic:fence2, & snowrealmagic:wall: The collision box remains identical to a normal fence/wall. The snow layer beneath is completely non-solid, which I assume is because it doesn't get the black outline when the block is being targeted. The collision box is still 1.5 blocks tall.
• snowrealmagic:fence_gate: The collision box remains identical to a normal fence gate, with the snow underneath being non-solid. Interestingly, it becomes intangible when open, like in vanilla - I was expecting that the black outline area would remain solid.
• snowrealmagic:slab & minecraft:stairs: The collision box remains identical to a normal slab or stair block. The snow on top is non-solid, which I assume is because it isn't included in the targeting outline.

No other mods are necessary to reproduce the issue, only SnowRealMagic and its dependencies.