[MC-45049] /tp syntax has the y-rotation and x-rotations mixed up

Steps to reproduce:

Type /tp (WITH NOTHING ELSE)
Look at the syntax, at the very end
It will say Y-rot and X-rot even though in the real command it will be in the order X-rot Y-rot

Comments 5

Christie N 2014-01-16T20:10:15Z

I think the reasoning is that the rotation order is yaw, then pitch, which are traditionally y and x.

Atom clark 2014-01-16T21:10:54Z

you are misunderstanding my point, the syntax does not match the actual command, x-rot comes before y-rot but this is mixed up in the syntax which can get confusing

Christie N 2014-01-18T00:16:41Z

No, y-rot is yaw, which is around the vertical axis, or left-right. X-rot is pitch, which are off the horizontal axes, or up-down.

Talven81 2014-01-18T00:17:30Z

He's referring to the /help tp text.

kumasasa 2014-12-26T09:20:33Z

The help syntax is correct.
The Y-rot (= Yaw) is specified before the X-rot (= Pitch).