The flags list accepts float and integer numbers list while you run command, Judging by the name "flags" , It should only accept boolean list.
How to reproduce:
Take any item in your main hand.
Run those commands:
/item modify entity @s weapon.mainhand {"function":"minecraft:set_custom_model_data","flags":{"values":[0.2,-0.9,1.0,-100.0,23.0],"mode":"replace_all"}} /item modify entity @s weapon.mainhand {"function":"minecraft:set_custom_model_data","flags":{"values":[-2,-1,0,1,2],"mode":"replace_all"}}Check the command result, or use this command to check the result:
/data get entity @s Inventory[0].components."minecraft:custom_model_data".flags
Expected Result:
It should only accept boolean list.
Observed Result:
The command allows number list.
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This is about the set_custom_model_data item modifier function though, which is a JSON syntax. It's expected that the JSON syntax only allows true and false.
It means that is it intentional to convert these not 0 and 1 values to 0b and 1b? Like the 100.0, 2 and -- 0.9 are converted to 1b, 1b, 0b.
If I understand correctly, this issue can be closed as invalid.
Since the /loot command accepts stringified NBT format which it then converts to JSON on the fly (according to the 24w12a changelog), and since the NBT format does not have a boolean type, this is not a bug.
This is intended. NBT does not have a boolean type, instead numbers are converted to booleans automatically when parsing. This is the same reason why things like `Invulnerable:1b` work.