A couple hundred /tp commands on a couple dozen entities brings the bedrock server to its knees.
How to reproduce
1. Download and open the attached world
2. Power the left command block, then switch to the right one (left does /tp, right does /execute if entity)
3. Observe the repeaters
Expected behavior
Identical (fast) performance for both commands
Observed behavior
/tp is extremely slow
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Yeah, using the /tp command to relocate many entities results in significant server lag, and I'm hopeful that this problem will be resolved soon
I have a limit on the number of frames in the background for minecraft (20 fps). When the left command block (/execute if entity) is activated, nothing happens when switching applications - FPS returns to a stable 60. But when the right command block (/tp) is activated, the FPS drops to ~1, when returning. The only thing that helps is restarting Minecraft, since nothing can be done.
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