My friends and I have a creative world that is our "main world" and a few months ago after the Buzzy Bees update we got "invaded" by a large group of bees. (there were more than 100) and after killing all of them we thought they were gone but every couple days there are hordes of bees all over our city. mob spawning is off and the world is on peaceful. there was also one incident where there was a ton of rabbits in a building. but that was the only occurrence of a large group of rabbits. we don't want to use the /kill @e command as that would get rid of all the armor stands, item frames etc. i'm not sure if it's a bug or not because i haven't heard of anything else like this.
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Hi there!
Please take a screenshot from this world/server with your F3 debug menu enabled, and attach it to this report.
Thanks! 🙂
Hi there!
Please take a screenshot from this world/server with your F3 debug menu enabled, and attach it to this report.
Thanks! 🙂
yes, I will get a screenshot next time they spawn. also I am in Minecraft Bedrock. Sorry, i didn't realize Minecraft java edition was selected. Is there a way to edit the displayed game? If not I will Rewrite the report if needed.
yes, I will get a screenshot next time they spawn. also I am in Minecraft Bedrock. Sorry, i didn't realize Minecraft java edition was selected. Is there a way to edit the displayed game? If not I will Rewrite the report if needed.
There was an exploit fixed recently that allowed players to issue virtually any command without having to have the appropriate permission. This could even have been used by a visitor to prank you, so if you've allowed any visitors recently, your trusted people may be telling the truth about not being responsible.
Incidentally, the command /kill @e[type=bee] would kill the bees and leave armor stands alone. Item frames are not entities in Bedrock, so /kill @e wouldn't affect them anyway.
Right now my friend that owns the world hasn't wanted to play so next time I can get onto the world I will try those things. I'm not exactly sure how you would recreate this "bug" but the way it started is my friends and I had spawned in a few bees and it was fine for a while but then a few weeks or months later there were several hundreds of bees all over the entire city we built. That was the worst incident so far. All other times after that there were just large groups usually concentrated in one area at a time. I will talk with my friends to see if anyone else was allowed into the world or if it may be something else.
Right now my friend that owns the world hasn't wanted to play so next time I can get onto the world I will try those things. I'm not exactly sure how you would recreate this "bug" but the way it started is my friends and I had spawned in a few bees and it was fine for a while but then a few weeks or months later there were several hundreds of bees all over the entire city we built. That was the worst incident so far. All other times after that there were just large groups usually concentrated in one area at a time. I will talk with my friends to see if anyone else was allowed into the world or if it may be something else.
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Cleaning up old tickets: This ticket had been set to 'Awaiting Response', but has not received a response from the reporter (~3 months+) so is being closed as Incomplete. If you feel this is still a valid issue then please comment, or create a new ticket following the Issue Guidelines which includes steps to reproduce the problem.
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