Minecraft Transparency bug :(

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I've recently had this bug in Creative mode, when flying around.




And yes, I have checked google for answers but couldn't find a direct answer as why this happens. I'm not extremely clever when it comes to computers, and I'm hoping someone know of this bug and how to fix it.

My own opinion or hypotesis is that I lack memory, because this only happens in Creative mode where Minecraft uses more memory.

So, here is my spec.

OPERATING SYSTEM:
Windows XP (Yes I don't have windows 7 /lol)
CPU TYPE:
AMD Phenom(tm) 8650 Triple-Core Processor
CPU SPEED:
2.32 GHz
SYSTEM MEMORY:
3 GB
VIDEO CARD MODEL:
NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GTX
VIDEO CARD DRIVER:
nv4_disp.dll
DESKTOP RESOLUTION:
1920x1080
HARD DISK SIZE:
465.75 GB
HARD DISK FREE SPACE:
371.4 GB (80%)
DOWNLOAD SPEED:
280.97 kB/s (2.3 mbps)

PS: Yes I do have the latest drivers relevant for minecraft. Thank you for your help/expertise regarding my problem oh and btw: While this bug have obvious advantages it's still very annoying.

[Nurabashi]

They are chunk load errors, "world holes", just go back to title screen and log back in, should be fine.

[Deleted]

You either flew into the ground, enabling that, or as Narna said, its a chunk error.

[Razorice]

As Narna said, it's a world hole. just relog and you will be fine

[Deleted]

That bug is as old as minecraft itself everyone gets it sometime.

[Deleted]

I remember the big square world holes in the middle of everything, great way to look for minerals!

[Deleted]

Oh, so it's just a general bug Notch need to fix, thank you fellow crafters!

[Thingamajig]

1.8.1 is really buggy, but I believe there was a patch due on the 25th.

[conscript]

I used to have that problem all the time, especially when using a flying mod and traveling long distances. Seemed to me like it was a memory issue as shortly after I would get the "Java has ran out of memory" error and would have to restart the game. Worked just fine after that. Like others mentioned though it is a great way to see the underground system without actually walking into it.