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Hi [Mod] OcelotOnesie and [MCQA] Bartłomiej Słodkowski and JervieA20 I have resolved the issue by uninstalling Minecraft, restarting the console, and then reinstalling Minecraft. The advice you gave me seems to be working now. I believe it may be due to the game getting confused with the commands that I am using as they weren't simple, causing an issue with the whole command system in Minecraft. Even the simple command that I used as a template instead of typing out the command that I am using gave me just regular sand instead of red sand. And unfortunately, I didn't record the issue. I will take a mental note of this, and next time I come across any issues, I will record them right away. I'm so sorry for wasting all of your time.

Hi  [MCQA] Bartłomiej Słodkowski as I have previously stated in my comment reply to JervieA20 I have indeed gone through the effort of checking most data values including the one you state in Minecraft bedrock edition they all end up giving sand to the player and not red sand.

Hi JervieA20 I have indeed try to use different data values the result is always the player being given regular sand when using command /give @s sand 1 <data value>

This issue has been partially resolved in the latest preview(1.20.10.20) although you still cannot use tab to autocomplete commands but you can now once again use a keyboard to type after interacting with chat input on controller by pressing A.

Just wanted to add this bug also Affects Preview 1.19.70.20

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Place down one repeating command block and type in the command that's in brackets into it (/execute @a[m=a,hasitem={item=anvil,data=-1,quantity=1..,slot=0,location=slot.inventory}] ~~~ /replaceitem entity @s slot.inventory 2 diamond 1 0) please make sure that the command block you have placed is an repeating command block and the condition is unconditional and redstone is set to always active.

2. Place down one chain command block attached to the repeating command block you just placed an enter the following command in brackets into the chain command block (/clear @a[m=a,hasitem={item=anvil,data=-1,quantity=1..,slot=0,location=slot.inventory,item=diamond,data=-1,location=slot.inventory,slot=2,quantity=0}] anvil -1 1) please make sure the chain command block condition is on conditional and Redstone is on always active

3. Then place an anvil from the creative inventory into your hot bar then into your first inventory slot on the top left of the inventory.

Observed Results:

(Game crashes and returns you back to the Xbox dashboard)

Expected Results:

(Execute the command successfully without crashing you back to your Xbox dashboard)

Please let me know if you want any additional information.

Unfortunately EVGENSYPERPRO as I'm on a Xbox console I cannot access my world data or upload any world data but I can provide you with all the commands used so you can recreate it in your own world if you want

I don't think it is because it clears the correct amount no more or no less from the player but then it doesn't.

This command issue will occur no matter if you use commands in chat or command blocks the full command is /clear @p (any item name here) 0 3 but it will execute no matter if the player has only 2 of the same items in there inventory when it should only execute /clear on the players inventory when the player has 3 or more of the same item in the inventory.