If you use a repeating commandblock and turn it on always active it stops working after a few mins or hours! So if you do some commandblock you can just play a few hours with it and then you have to rewrite them again! However if I copy the block with Control and the middle button on my mouse and I place the commandblock down its not working. But If I write the command again with the same settings this command is working! Its completely stupid... I hope you can fix this bug! O_o
With kind regards Matthias!
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@Hag Retek
I know that. Its not laging or something like that! The commandblock is just doing nothing! Or at least the output says that... It just says "_"! That means the command didnt got activated! But he is activated the whole time.... I have 16 GB RAM. I dont think I need more for just one Minecraft Commandblock..... And I never had this issue in lower versions of Minecraft! :/
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This is an obvious issue. If you set a Repeating Command Block to always active, it will execute the command on each tick.
You can't really do anything about it, perhaps extend your RAM.