[meloetta_344]

So the same graphic problem is coming up again, and this time I do not know what is causing it. The same thing happened a couple of months ago, and it is showing up again. the last time i noticed when I updated Optifine to the newest then it stopped happening, but this time I don't know how it is happening. I just switched from Debian Linux to Ubuntu and installed java (OpenJDK 7) and it started again, so i got Sun Java 6 and it STILL happens only worse at some points (chests not showing; signs missing parts or wholes [thank goodness the words still show]; the same thing that happens to players will happen to mobs as well as not appear [with skeletons, the bow will show]; and players will start missing arms, legs, heads, and bodies). This will happen with my Texture pack as well as Default texture pack. And just today i found a floating whatever it was (I then went to the Nether, came out, and it did not appear. Here are the pics:
The Floating whatever it is:

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Chests and Signs:

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Mobs: (the chickens were the only thing glitching at the moment)

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If anyone could help me post it below. Thank You

[Grelman]

Mobs: (the chickens were the only thing glitching at the moment)

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Good God, beakless chickens. Thats outstandingly horrifying.

[TechnoProdigy]

I think your computer is on LSD and you are seeing the results.

[Unbound]

Get a better java version. Idk lol

[meloetta_344]

Well I have tried Oracle Java 7, and it lags my computer running Minecraft. Could it be my coputer's processor not being able to run Minecraft completely.

[SuperCreeper007]

Instead of force updating by itself maybe delete the .minecraft folder and then force update?

[eah]

1. Uninstall all versions of Java and reinstall the latest version.

2. Delete your bin folder and restart minecraft, allowing the bin folder to download. Install the same version of optifine that fixed it the last time.

3. If it still doesn't work, uninstall your current Java version and reinstall a different version (like Java 6).

4. I've heard optifine implements some multi-threading that vanilla minecraft doesn't. Perhaps switching to a different OS caused the mutli-threading to malfunction?

[meloetta_344]

Well when I fixed it in Debian, it was simply an outdated Optifine, so I got the new one and it fixed it. When I switched to Ubuntu, no gaming Javas were installed so I had to install one. I have also check the java on my computer, and Sun Java 6 and java 7 web runtime are the only ones installed that I know of, I will try to uninstall all javas and reinstall Oracle Java 7, and if it does not work then I will go back to Sun Java 6. And does that mean all the Java web plugins or just the Java to run games.

[alexrybicki]

I run ubuntu too, and had a similar problem with java. As others have said, make sure you're using an up-to-date version of java. You'll also need to make sure you're using x64 if you're using the x64 version of ubuntu.
The oracle version of java can cause problems as well. Use the default openjdk in the ubuntu repositories.

If you're using x64, you should see something like

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 java -version
java version "1.7.0_21"
OpenJDK Runtime Environment (IcedTea 2.3.9) (7u21-2.3.9-0ubuntu0.12.10.1)
OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (build 23.7-b01, mixed mode)

Open ubuntu software center, search for 'java', and remove everything you see that looks like 'oracle', 'java', 'jre', or 'jdk' and has a green check mark.

type

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java -version

to make sure it's gone.

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sudo apt-get install java-common 

should fix the problem, if not

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sudo apt-get install openjdk-7-jre

Also make sure you're using the up to date proprietary drivers for your video card. which brand are you using? (Nvidia/AMD/Intel)

[meloetta_344]

I think it is AMD but I am not 100% sure.