Steps to Reproduce
1. Place a repeating command block and type{{say @p[x=0,y=0,z=0,r=1]}}
2. Place a lever and activate it
3. Walk around the set coordinate (0, 0, 0)
Expected Result
It says your name when you on the exact coordinate
Observed Result
It says your name in a 2x2 area
Comments 6
If you use r=1, that will be a distance of 1 in every direction around the given x/y/z coordinate. So that will go from x = -1 to +1 and z = -1 to +1, which would be a 2x2 area.
Does it work for you if you set r=0, or use dx/dy/dz values instead?
Hello Moderator,
It's actually 1 block radius but little bit offset from the set coordinate (around 0.5 block offset I think). It's doesn't matter if I change the value to .00 (like 0.00) it's still the same
Hello Moderator,
It's actually 1 block radius but little bit offset from the set coordinate (around 0.5 block offset I think). It's doesn't matter if I change the value to .00 (like 0.00) it's still the same
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If you use r=1, that will be a distance of 1 in every direction around the given x/y/z coordinate. So that will go from x = -1 to +1 and z = -1 to +1, which would be a 2x2 area.
Does it work for you if you set r=0, or use dx/dy/dz values instead?