Duplicate or not, I noticed this bug and thought it would be best to report it even if it was a pain in the a** logging into JIRA for the first time.
Since then, I was able to rectify my particular issue, but the bug still remains. I noticed without range or distance variables is was searching the whole map and not that specific point which I found very odd, since if you input your three coordinates you expect range to default to 0 not -1. Furthermore, I noticed that instead of a message saying "No Entities Found" it kept giving me a invalid UUID return which made me think this bug was much larger then what it was. Furthermore, I'm assuming that even on peaceful mobs are spawning either above y=255 or below bedrock, as that would answer why I was getting mob returns when typing in a range value beyond that scope.
Either way, this bug seems to be a compilation of at least 3 bugs within Minecraft 1.8.1 and (untested) before.
Duplicate or not, I noticed this bug and thought it would be best to report it even if it was a pain in the a** logging into JIRA for the first time.
Since then, I was able to rectify my particular issue, but the bug still remains.
I noticed without range or distance variables is was searching the whole map and not that specific point which I found very odd, since if you input your three coordinates you expect range to default to 0 not -1. Furthermore, I noticed that instead of a message saying "No Entities Found" it kept giving me a invalid UUID return which made me think this bug was much larger then what it was. Furthermore, I'm assuming that even on peaceful mobs are spawning either above y=255 or below bedrock, as that would answer why I was getting mob returns when typing in a range value beyond that scope.
Either way, this bug seems to be a compilation of at least 3 bugs within Minecraft 1.8.1 and (untested) before.