Holograms (CMI) appearing lower on bedrock and offset

[tomhmagic]

Describe the bug

Creating a hologram with CMI (which is a text display) is at the wrong height and offset compared to java. Vanilla text displays work fine but CMI holograms don't

To Reproduce

Install CMI Place hologram with test text Observe incorrect height and offset on Bedrock

Expected behaviour

CMI holograms to be translated the same as vanilla text displays

Screenshots / Videos

CMI hologram on the left and vanilla text display on the right

Java Image

Bedrock Image

Server Version and Plugins

1.21.3-2358-16ce24a (MC: 1.21.3)

CMI: 9.7.8.3 Velocity CMIB SqLite-> 9.7.9.2 CMILib: 1.5.2.6 -> 1.5.2.9

Geyser Dump

No response

Geyser Version

2.6.0-b752 (git-master-c666028)

Minecraft: Bedrock Edition Device/Version

1.21.51 PC

Additional Context

No response

[rtm516]

Can you provide replication steps with a free plugin or vanilla?

[tomhmagic]

I've just tested with https://modrinth.com/plugin/fancyholograms

Although that has different results. 1 line is fine, but adding multiple lines goes up in Java but down in bedrock. So I am not sure if that is something with how fancyholograms handles holograms.

[JosTheDude]

Can you provide replication steps with a free plugin or vanilla?

I can confirm that this issue is still occuring. When using FancyHolograms, the hologram appears to be centered on the location of the hologram rather than at the foot of the hologram like on Java Edition. (ie: https://modrinth.com/plugin/fancyholograms)

This makes it look completely off from what it's supposed to look like text-display wise.

[mordisk10]

I can also confirm that the problem still continues, i don't think it's just one or two plugins this is related with the protocols, did someone found a workaround for this?

[dionmeraki]

Can confirm it's also happening here. Not sure how to reproduce it

Bedrock

Java

[4zyy]

Hi, here's a list of steps in order to replicate this bug:

1. Setup a PaperMC server (1.21.8) with Geyser and Floodgate installed and setup

2. Add a plugin called FancyHolograms (its free)

3. Create a hologram using /holo create text Test

4. Keep adding multiple lines using /holo edit Test addline Line7

I added 7 lines in total and here's what it looked like comparing Jave (left) to Bedrock (right) As you can see instead of moving up like the java one, it just centers itself from where the hologram was created

If you're still unable to replicate it, please let me know

[JosTheDude]

OH MY GOSH FINALLY!!!! GOATED

[SleepyPopp]

This issue is finally solved after someone made a PR.