Fix all clipping issues by default

[moniker 67]

Make all objects/blocks that typically clip against each other by default a tiny bit bigger/moved so this doesn't happen. For instance the iron bars clip against the floor. A fix would be to somehow render them a bit higher. This would save the insanely annoying workarounds like running McEdit and trying to delete everything from the schematic except the iron bars and then place this mess on top of the schematic which you would have to previously remove all bars from...

 

Same for constantly making sure that legs/arms are -0.001 and 0.001 moved on the right and left X axis in order to avoid annoyying clipping/flickering. Just make "0" as actually -0.001 and 0.001 if this makes sense. It would be unnoticeable and it would save you the headache of constantly out those things so you can focus on creativity and not workarounds. @Nimi

Edited August 31, 2019 by moniker

[Floofy 1.9k]

we don't need this and it isn't a bug, its z-clipping, you're not supposed to have 2 different blocks intersecting anyway

[9redwoods 3.8k]

If you're writing a suggestion, pinging Nimi is very unnecessary.

[ShotU 948]

Z-clipping isn't a bug, its in every modeling/animation program.

[Slime 857]

It's called Z-Clipping. This is something every animation program has. Theres no reason to fix it because its not a bug.

[Rollo 3.2k]

Just remove the iron bars from the schematic and add them back in inside Mine-imator, I don't think it's necessary to change up the math like that. Could break other things indirectly.

And I'm not really sure what you're talking about with arms and legs clipping, I really haven't noticed problems like that.

[moniker 67]

On 8/31/2019 at 10:28 PM, Rollo said:

Just remove the iron bars from the schematic and add them back in inside Mine-imator, I don't think it's necessary to change up the math like that. Could break other things indirectly.

And I'm not really sure what you're talking about with arms and legs clipping, I really haven't noticed problems like that.

This doesn't work. When you do this, the bars don't show up being snapped to the blocks that are near it. You need the program to render it properly by default, as it does in actual Minecraft.