There are two issues I've observed with the "execute" command, specifically with the /playsound and /spawnpoint commands.
To illustrate:
If I use this command:
execute @s[type=hs:dummy] ~ ~ ~ playsound mob.elf.haggle @a
the sound plays for everyone.
However, if I run this command:
execute @s[type=hs:dummy] ~ ~ ~ playsound mob.elf.haggle @a ~ ~ ~ 1 2
the sound only plays relative to the hs:dummy.
Same goes for this:
execute @s[type=hs:dummy] ~ ~ ~ spawnpoint @a 234 12 3456
works great, but,
execute @s[type=hs:dummy] ~ ~ ~ spawnpoint @a ~ ~ ~
makes the spawn point the same as the hs:dummy.
The expected result would be that the tildas after the playsound and spawnpoint command would be relative to whatever those commands are targeting, not what the "execute" was performed as.
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Is this still an issue in the latest version (1.17.11)? If so, can you please add it to the affected versions (or mention it if you are not the reporter).
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Does this only happen on a Realm?