[MC-80649] Can't detect the Motion tag of non-mob-entities

http://justforuploadingd.blogspot.com/2015/05/blog-post_24.html (video)

Command:
1.

/scoreboard players set @e hi 0

after

/scoreboard players set @e[score_hi=0] hi 1 {Motion:[0.0d,0.0d,0.0d]}

(1 and 2 in redstone block clock)

(I tried 0:0.0d,1:0.0d,2:0.0d and 0.0,0.0,0.0 and 0:0.0,1:0.0,2:0.0 too)

so if I move, my score should be 0, but always 1
Other non-mob-entities, too (like minecarts)
Only for mob-entities works correctly (like villagers)
But if I overlap(more than two entities in one block) with other entity, the score change into 0

Linked issues

duplicates 1

MC-73887 NBT list comparison tests if item in list, but ignores position Open

relates to 1

MC-80881 Inconsistent Motion values Resolved

Comments 5

marcono1234 2015-05-31T13:02:19Z

Confirmed for

1.8.6 For all entities (maybe not including a player) the second command only fails if all Motion values aren't 0

If you use /entitydata on a villager his Motion looks like this

Motion:[0:0.0d,1:-0.0784000015258789d,2:0.0d]

but his score is still 1

marcono1234 2015-06-04T12:40:45Z

Duplicate of MC-73887

Joon-Ho Hwang 2015-06-04T18:12:12Z

I think it's not duplicate of that
My report is about the Motion tag,
But that report is about the Rotation tag

marcono1234 2015-06-21T10:47:18Z

Read the updates description please. It is both about the fact that the NBT comparison only tests if an item is in a list but ignores the position. As you are testing for [0d,0d,0d] it tests three times if 0d is in the list Motion but ignores its position

Joon-Ho Hwang 2015-06-21T10:57:10Z

But how about "0:0.0d,1:0.0d,2:0.0d"?
I tried it too, but didn't work either