I’ve used the “fill” command regularly in the past and it’s always placed the desired blocks exactly in the coordinates I type. Example: If I type: -16 -50 -318 18 -45 -281 those are the exact blocks it will “fill.” But recently, the coordinates are off. It’s adding or subtracting 1 X or Z block coordinate. So, for me to fill in -16 -50 -318 18 -45 -281, I have to type in: -17 -50 -318 18 -45 -282. But it seems to also be inconsistent which coordinate it changes. Sometimes it changes in the X coordinate, other times in Z, and sometimes in both. I don’t notice any correlation between the environment or my actions and the change in axis coordinates for the command to fill precisely the blocks I typed. It makes it very difficult to accurately determine what coordinates to type in when the command requires me to add or subtract a number from the X or Z axis, seemingly at random.
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This is my first time writing a bug report on this forum. I'm not actually sure what I'm supposed in this field. Apologies. I'm learning.
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Well, it’s not working for me, Loupieur. Just because you’re not experiencing an issue doesn’t mean it’s not happening. I’ve been messing around with it for several days and it’s still screwy.
Forgive me if I misunderstood that last comment as saying “(me) I’m BS-ing” rather than reporting “(them) I’m not having issues on my end.” I’m autistic and may have read into that. If that was not the intended message, I apologize.
Are you checking coordinates using F3? Check MC-4794 and other related issues (it seems this report is currently not migrated, use the legacy bug tracker here)
From the moderators: “This is working as intended as there is no +0 and -0 coordinate. 0 itself cannot be positive or negative, there are only coordinates greater or less than 0.
The coordinate of a block is the coordinate rounded down, meaning anything from -0.1 to -1.0 is part of the -1 block coordinate. The center of the block at -1 is at -0.5.”
Hi