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Replace the [waterlogged=true|false] blockstate tag with [submergedin=air|water|lava|snow]

The name "waterlogged" eliminates the blocks' potentials to co-exist with other blocks such as lava and snow. How can a simple true/false arguement cover all these possibilities? I think the [submergedin=air|water|lava|snow] tag should replace this hastily made junk.

Here's what the options represent.

  • [submergedin=air]: A replacement for [waterlogged=false]. This state is when a non-full block doesn't have anything sharing its area.
  • [submergedin=water]: A replacement for [waterlogged=true]. This state is when the block is underwater.
  • [submergedin=lava]: This state is when the block is in the lava. Just like water, only the source block will be allowed.
  • [submergedin=snow]: With this tag, plants and fences will no longer prevent snow from falling onto the block area, making snowy areas infinitely better. Similar to the other options, only the snow layer of 1 is allowed, however, snow can sit on top of half slabs, the lower faces of upright stairs, in between horizontal fence posts, and on top of turtle eggs. The snow layer block would also have additional block states to match the stair changes.

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    Snow in blocks... Finally someone here who understands that it wouldn't be a bad idea to implement...

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    I 100% agree with you. We need this so much!

    Imagine the floor with stairs and filled the gaps with lava. It would emit light and look "cool" at the same time.

    There should be some nether fortresses half in the lava or fully submerged with these designs -> there would be more sue of the fire protection!

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    we need lavalogged...

     

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    I think Bedrock uses the terminology [fluid=x] or something, if they're gonna do that, it'll probably use the same terminology.