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Parity means making features behave consistently across different Minecraft editions, most commonly between Minecraft: Java Edition and Minecraft: Bedrock Edition. Use this category to discuss released features that exist in both versions of the game but work differently. Please note that bugs are not parity issues and should be reported separately.

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Stripped Spruce Wood Color

I have noticed as I build on both versions of the game that Stripped spruce logs are different shades on both where the java is lighter in color, which matches well with the other spruce building blocks, and in Bedrock, it is darker and, in a way resembles Stripped dark oak. Maybe the color could be changed to the same as in java?

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    I love buildings in Minecraft and play in bedrock and if the stripped spruce wood was lighter like as it is in Java edition I would really appreciate it and I’m sure a lot of other bedrock builders would to🌲🪵

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    Please do change it mojang, I beg of you. As a builder this is mildly infuriating

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    AGREE! The color of the Stripped Spruce Log is much darker than that of Spruce Planks. I think the Stripped Spruce Log should be lighter, because right now it looks almost the same as Dark Oak and doesn’t match the plank color. This makes building difficult :(

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    I hate this sooo much. It’s especially bad considering the new shelf blocks. I’m bedrock edition The spruce shelf uses the same colors as the Java edition stripped spruce wood, but the actual stripped log still has different colors!