My computer is a hp windows,windows 8.1,me and my friend tried the title and tellraw command the without any mistakes it supposed to work but it is not working sadly and I wanted to make an adventure map called "The Oblivion"
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The thing is, most people already used
{text:"text here"}
and it breaks all maps that use this 😞
tellraw @a {"text":"","extra":[{"text":"[Matrix Server] ","color":"dark_red","italic":"false"},{"text":"Welcome ","color":"dark_green","italic":"true"},{selector:"@a[team=]"}]}
produces the same error( line 1 column 14) as
tellraw @a {"text": "" ,"extra":[{"text": "[Matrix Server] ","color":"dark_red","italic":"false"},{"text": "Welcome ","color":"dark_green","italic":"true"},{selector:"@a[team=]"}]}
is there any documentation about the changes done with tellraw//json scripting?
Grum, can you please reconsider this issue? if it isn't changed back, a lot of maps can break

This also provides inconsistent behavior compared to other features that use the JSON text component. Signs, for example, aren't strict:
/setblock ~ ~1 ~ minecraft:standing_sign 0 replace {Text1:"{text:lenient,color:blue}"}
And books:
/give @p minecraft:written_book 1 0 {title:"",author:"",pages:["{text:lenient,color:blue}"]}
/title @a title [{"text":"This is also a title"}]
is an Example of title that works
/tellraw @a [{x=86,y=77,z=538,r=1,"text":"hello"}]
is an example of tell raw that works, you can also skip specifying the xyz and r an just input the numbers
The book code i had form 1.8 works perfectly fine an ive not had to make any changes
/tellraw @a [{x=86,y=77,z=538,r=1,"text":"hello"}]
I think you're using it wrong, I think you want players in a 1 block radius of x=86 y=77 and z=538 to see the text "hello"
You need to use
/tellraw @a[x=86,y=77,z=538,r=1] {"text":"hello"}
then
Yhe i have the same problem pls fix this 🙂
Invalid json: malformed JSON at line 1 column 3 is showing up again all the time in Minecraft 1.10! Please fix this.
To display titles in 1.10, you have to put speech marks around almost everything
For example,
/title @a title {"text": "Hello!", "bold":"true", "italic":"true", "color":"red"}
Hope this solves the problem - It worked for me!
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