Small note :
Here, ae0984fa-0629-410a-8289-81277f833f09 is the UUID of an arrow.
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The problem :
When using this command in a command block :
/tp @p[team=] ae0984fa-0629-410a-8289-81277f833f09
there this error message : The entity UUID provided is in an invalid format
But when using this command
/tp @p[team=Blue] ae0984fa-0629-410a-8289-81277f833f09
its working.
I can only assume that the problem is not the UUID format but the attribute @p[team=].
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You're right Kumasasa :
When i test with someone who aren't in a team, the command with [team=] is working.
Only the error message is invalid.
Thanks a lot for your support !
Running into same issue. I'm using a simple setup to test if a player is on a team. I initially run command </scoreboard teams add a [Fighter]>, then </scoreboard teams join a [@p]>. But when I run </testfor @p[team=a]> I get the error message "The entity UUID provided is in an invalid format". I've tried to find some syntax error, but none exists. (Am working in 1.8.4}
Possibly the player selector
results in an empty list, which triggers the invalid UUID message.