My friend showed me a really cool redstone machine that moves. so i made a world where two of them could race so a used command blocks to create it then when i did "/setblock <x,y,z> observer 6" Then the game crashed. so i went back in the world to see what went wrong. i tried changing the poison of the observer the game didn't crash. so then i tried doing it in another world and the game crash. then i tried putting a piston in poison 6 and the game didn't crash.
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In that command, the "6" is in the position for the "tileData" parameter, but valid data values for an observer are only 0 to 5. It's still a bug, because the game should'nt crash in this situation, but I thought you should know that your command isn't valid.
Did you mean the "6" to give you 6 observers in a line? The setblock command doesn't do that; it only places one block. The tileData parameter is used to set what direction the observer is facing. You can get the valid data values from the wiki Observer page, in the Block Data table.
In that command, the "6" is in the position for the "tileData" parameter, but valid data values for an observer are only 0 to 5. It's still a bug, because the game should'nt crash in this situation, but I thought you should know that your command isn't valid.
Did you mean the "6" to give you 6 observers in a line? The setblock command doesn't do that; it only places one block. The tileData parameter is used to set what direction the observer is facing. You can get the valid data values from the wiki Observer page, in the Block Data table.
Fixed in 1.7.1 (probably earlier version already).
When trying to execute this command it gives an error message, as the following: Invalid command syntax: no such tile.observer exists with that data value.
Moved to the correct section. For further bug reports about Minecraft (bedrock) for Xbox One, please post them here.