Фантомные блоки в майнкрафт как исправить

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I run a small SMP server and while digging out big portions with my efficiency 5 shovel I tend to have a issue with some blocks having appeared mined on my screen, but in reality they are still there which causes my player to be pushed back when i go through them. The only way I have found to make them reappear is to relog onto the server. I have noticed this issue on my single player world as well from which was on 1.11, my server is on the latest 1.12 snapshot.

It would be a real help if anyone had any tips for preventing this from happening or making them reappear without relogging. Don’t know if this happens for anyone else. Thanks!

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I get that a lot too, whenever I’m using a tool that can break things instantly.

I don’t know how to prevent it, aside from using a slower tool. To make the block visible, try to place a block inside of it. The original block will re-appear and can be mined.

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This happens when the server doesn’t keep up with changes on the client, so on your screen you see the block is mined, but on server that change wasn’t processed because the server didnt keep up. Relogging usually shows the offending blocks.

I found upgrading my server to higher specs usually reduces the effect, so ultimately this is something you have to learn to live with, or upgrade your server so it can keep up with the changes on the clients.

This would make sense and is what I thought would be the case at first, but how can you explain the same issue happening on a single player world? My computer has pretty decent specs so i don’t see that being a issue.

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Reload all chunks doesn’t fix all instances of the reported behavior. I’ve encountered this behavior from the following actions:

1. You’re mining in an area covered by a Haste beacon, and continue mining as you leave the beacon’s radius. There is a brief period of de-sync between when the server says you no longer have the boost vs. when your client says you no longer have the boost. Any blocks mined in that period will be ghost blocks.

2. Falling while (insta- or regular) mining a series of blocks (moving along in a line, mining as you go, and the floor you’re walking along drops a level). There is a brief period of de-sync between when the server registers the player as ‘falling’ (which reduces mining speed) vs. when the client registers the fall. Same result as scenario 1.

As for revealing ghost blocks: If I recognize the likely cause as one of the two above, I usually know generally how many ghost blocks are likely to be present and approximately where they are. if it’s only going to be 1 or 2 blocks, I will place blocks where I suspect the ‘ghost’ block is until I find it (tip, use a different block type; when the ghost block re-appears it won’t be the type you just tried to place, and you’ll know you found one).

Otherwise, a quick log-out/in is the easiest method. I’ve come to make it a habit to regularly double-check for ghost blocks when clearing a large area, before they’re out of reach.