Well, I'm working on an adventure map. When I tested a command block with a command "/tell @p..." the word that was on the edge of the chat was cut in half, half stayed on the line up and the other half on the bottom line.
I noticed that the nicks of players - in this case, my nick is JohnKCraft - are also divided and lose the "Formatting codes".
The two commands were:
tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test @p TEST test
tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test TEST test TEST test
And I received, respectively, as follows:
@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test JohnK
Craft TEST test
@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test TEST t
est TEST test
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Edit:
(I removed what I said here about the symbol §). I made a post in the forum about it: http://bit.ly/1ccs9N8. Check it there.
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So Kumasasa, the problem is that - as far as I know, if I'm wrong correct me - you can not write a message like: "/tellraw @p @r" being that my goal is to send a random name for player more close. If it were possible this command would be perfect, but not works.
The second bug is a duplicate of MC-31113.
Confirmed for
1.8.4 apparently affects every kind of command feedback commands except the normal chat and
/tellraw. Probably because Minecraft treats them as code and for code not dividing the text wouldn't make any sense
Nobody to help me?