The note block's name always appeared separated in the GUI: Note Block. But in the statistics, they appear as Noteblocks, when they actually should appear separated like in the item name (Note Block).
Note: There's another bug related to these strings, about the words played and tuned not being properly capitalized (see MC-58677). Since it's a single change in the default resource pack, they can be both fixed at the same time.
Environment
Windows 8.1
Java 7u71
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I understand your point, but wait, this is not related to game code. The string shown in the statistics screen can be changed without requiring any changes in the game code. This bug is about the word "Noteblock" not getting separated, which only doesn't match with the GUI version - nothing related to the game code.
EDIT: Oh, I think the fact that I have F3 + H enabled confused you a little. Now I understand the confusion. I was talking about the GUI name (Note Block) not corresponding to the name in the statistics (Noteblocks). It's not related with the ID (minecraft:noteblock).
Confirmed.
Has nothing to do with minecraft:note_block since Notblocks played is a string in the language files.
Hey, @unknown, just noticed that this also happens in the Music/Sounds screen (duh). Do I need to open a new ticket for this? I think so, and both of them would be related.
Confirmed for
15w40b
Affected translations are
tile.musicBlock.name=Note Block
soundCategory.record=Jukebox/Noteblocks
stat.noteblockPlayed=Noteblocks played
stat.noteblockTuned=Noteblocks tunedsoundCategory.record=Jukebox/Noteblocksand
subtitles.block.note.note=Noteblock playsare now changed to
soundCategory.record=Jukebox/Note Blocksand
subtitles.block.note.note=Note Block playsin 16w33a. Please update description.
That's not a bug, it's just the limitations of not being able to use spaces although they could use note_blocks but that looks a little weird. It's just like in the UI oak_wood appears as "log", it's the I game code that appears like that. Just like in the update before emeralds were added, diamonds were called "emeralds" in the game code.