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So, I start to have this bug just about a few days ago.

This bug consistis in when I drop any item in Minecraft (with and without mods), or I break any block, or a creeper explodes, or whatever, the thins in the images happens.



- In the first image, that thing happens when I break any block.

- In the second image, tha thing happens when I drop any item.



Please help me, I dont know why and how that thing happens...

Hug.

This happens when I have mods, and when I dont. So, the problem aren't in mods, also because about a two weeks ago I played it whitout any problem.

How can I solve this?

Try some basic things before you mess with the complicated ones.



-Make sure you have Java 7/8 installed, try both of them, but MAKE SURE YOU DON'T HAVE 7 AND 8 INSTALLED AT THE SAME TIME!!!!!!!



-Go to run (Microsoft application) and type in %appdata% then hit enter. Go to your .minecraft folder, and save your mods, saves, and resource packs folders, plus anything else you don't want to delete, and then delete your entire .minecraft folder. Now, start up the launcher, and download the Minecraft version you want to play on. This will make a completely new .minecraft folder, this usually fixes many issues.



Also, don't use hell. While there are no rules against it, it's more polite to use better terms, and 'thus possibly giving you more replies.

I dont make what you mean, but I can solve my problems I go to Control Centre of graphics and many more and i solve my problem.

Thanks to all ppl

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I dont make what you mean, but I can solve my problems I go to Control Centre of graphics and many more and i solve my problem.

Thanks to all ppl

Edit: Guess not.

Hmm.... I've seen this before. Looks like an open GL error... I can't remember how to fix this. I'll do some research.

I would recommend reinstalling your minecraft though. Just to be sure...

Quote from MatthewStevenGo»

Perhaps you have latest Java installed in your Minecraft.

An outdated java is unlikely to be the source of the problem. Still though, it's a very good idea. You never know.

This happened to me. I'm not sure what it is though. It may have been a virus, because it popped up the day before I reset my computer. Now it's working fine...

The OP already said he configured his graphics card from the control panel to solve this issue. Its a Graphics Card/Windows Config/Driver issue.

Quote from MatthewStevenGo»

Is your "virus" the outdated Java?

No. I updated my Java before I reset.

I used to get problems which were sort of like that, but I updated from x32 Java to x64, and the game ran much better. Do you have a version of Java that is x64 rather than x32?

Yeah