I can confirm this. The following exception occurs when trying to reel in the fishing hook, which then stays underwater without moving.
Error executing task on Server
java.lang.NullPointerException
at be.b(SourceFile:183)
at bi.a(SourceFile:32)
at bdo.b(SourceFile:478)
at biv.a(SourceFile:23)
at bjh.a(SourceFile:212)
at yv.a(SourceFile:273)
at zl.a(SourceFile:1000)
at sp.a(SourceFile:31)
at sp.a(SourceFile:9)
at nh.a(SourceFile:21)
at nh$$Lambda$3719/1018146533.run(Unknown Source)
at uo.run(SourceFile:18)
at alu.c(SourceFile:144)
at aly.c(SourceFile:23)
at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.b(SourceFile:789)
at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.c(SourceFile:159)
at alu.w(SourceFile:118)
at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.bc(SourceFile:771)
at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.w(SourceFile:765)
at alu.bl(SourceFile:103)
at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.v(SourceFile:749)
at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.run(SourceFile:702)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:745)Also, this command fails with an unknown error.
/loot spawn -3.33 64.00 -152.18 fish minecraft:gameplay/fishing -4 63 -153However, this one works.
/loot spawn -3.33 64.00 -152.18 loot minecraft:gameplay/fishing
I'm able to reproduce this in 1.14.4 by using two identical swords with the `Unbreakable` tag.
From what I've found the code sets the quantity of the resulting stack to 2 immediately after deleting enchantments when disenchanting two books. But if there are no curse enchantments, it replaces this stack with a single normal book, without setting the quantity again.
I can confirm that this bug still occurs in version 1.13.2, but I've noticed that only one half of the door appears open and the other half appears closed.
I also see a lot of duplicate reports that aren't marked as such
The issue still exists with the current .msi installer as of 2018-04-27. It isn't relevant to the Java launcher.
This only applies to the Java launcher (at least version 1.6.73-j) which is provided as the 'Linux/Other' version. I'm still using it on Windows because it doesn't try to download Java every time I run it on a new PC that already has Java.
This issue is still present.
I had the same issue with Native Launcher Version: 664-stage
It looks like the updater tries to rename a file while still having it open, which causes this error:
ERROR_SHARING_VIOLATION
The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process.
Looks like it's fixed now. 🙂
@CubeTheThird, then what did? There was no pre-existing desktop shortcut.
It seems that the .msi installer does not set the working directory of the desktop shortcut correctly; on Windows 10, viewing its properties gives a blank 'Start In' field.
Changing this to the Minecraft installation directory solves the problem.
Also, I uninstalled and reinstalled the launcher, and the same thing happened.
Yes, it does, Preben.
Ah, yes, it is.
Note the prerequisites: you must already have achieved Benchmarking.
If it's not going to get fixed, you can always assign 'Pick block' to a different button.
You can 'escape' the '[' character. Click on the '?' icon below the edit box, and see the 'Misc' section.
Keep in mind that there's no such thing as 1/3 of a durability point. Unbreaking makes it so that there's a chance that you won't lose a durability point.
It's possible to hit/interact with chickens when they're stuck like this, but it's hard to. F3+B reveals that there's a very specific angle from which you can aim at its hitbox without hitting that of the fence.
Please fix.
Also, this command fails with an unknown error.
However, this one works.