Update by @unknown:
Summary:
When trying to move a player by teleporting them by small amounts (Less than 1, eg 0.5 blocks), they do not move incrementally as they should.
Steps to Reproduce:
Use this command several times (or in a repeating command block)
{color:#d04437}/execute @p ~ ~ ~ tp @s ~.1 ~ ~{color}
Observed Results:
The player teleports to one location only, even if the command is run repeatedly.
Expected Results:
The player should get moved by 0.1 several times, incrementally moving the player along.
(For an example of how it should work, use whole numbers in the command, like this: {color:#d04437}/execute @p ~ ~ ~ tp @s ~2 ~ ~{color}
Screenshots/Videos attached: Yes
Notes:
Test world attached
Original Description:
If you teleport with relative coordinates with decimals like this (/tp ~.2 ~ ~), it works fine in chat, but if you do it with a repeating command block, it will just teleport you in the same location over and over again. This works when doing the command in chat, so I assume this is a bug with command blocks.
P.S, I did use /execute and /tp and neither fixed the issue.
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Sorry to confuse you, I meant if you put in a command block the /execute (Playername) ~ ~ ~ tp @s ~.2 ~ ~. It will stay in the same place, which in the Java edition, teleports the player .2 of a block continuously. In the Java Edition, both sets of commands in a command block produce the same output which is to teleport the player .2 of a block, but I was more concerned about the /execute not tping correctly.
I tried that and it ends up teleporting me to a block ex: 15.20 4 -5 when using the execute command.
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Not sure if I really understood what the problem here is, but if you put
/tp ~.2 ~ ~in a repeating and always active command block, it will always teleport you to the same position as the command block itself doesn't move and the relative coordinates therefore stay the same. This is the intended behaviour.