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Ferenc Kálmán

Assigned

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Reported

MC-111401 Llamas keep caravan formation even when they get leashed Duplicate MC-96813 Boat only breaks after dismounting it Duplicate MC-87055 Cannot place block on other in some cases. Duplicate MC-87049 Firework light flash glitches from many explosions Fixed MC-63533 /scoreboard players usage info is incomplete Cannot Reproduce MC-59247 /tp requires player when run with execute Duplicate MC-57312 Minecraft default world generator crashes. Fixed

Comments

Side note:
I went far enough to unload the chunks, went back and the llamas reset to having no leaders but their leashes became invisible 😃
That's a separate issue, maybe already reported, I wasn't sure though..

Yeah it's because you have to escape the backslashes themself, too. That's intended and totally okay in a string but with this style it's aweful.

An other way to solve it is to just make every line a Compound and convert simple "text" to {"text":"text"}.

If you leave it like this then you could allow signs and books to have their texts either in String OR Compound.
It would eliminate the need of so many escape characters.

I mean just look at this:

Text1: "{\"text\":\"quote: \\\"HI!\\\"\"}"

It looks like every NBT tag has a static type, so it may not be possible to add, but would be useful.

sZPeddy: /execute runs command as player would be OP

"/spawnpoint @a" without coords doesn't work either. I guess it's different, but I don't want to create a whole new issue.

But it's not a random command ran at the player, it is executed BY the player, though as he'd be OP.
If you do "/execute @p ~ ~ ~ say Hi" it will say "Hi" AS the player. (see pic)

Yeah, I know, but still "/execute @p ~ ~ ~ tp ~ ~ ~" should be ran as the player ran it. Not a big deal, but it's still a bug I think. 🙂