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MC-217108 "nbt" component on item modifier doesn't change to a displayable text. Awaiting Response MC-184642 Game Mode in creating new world gets locked after switching its World Type from Debug Mode to Normal. Fixed MC-168918 Replacing by shulker box contents on main-hand clears offhand under a 'minecraft:contents' entry Duplicate MC-143442 Existent item frame is in a wrong position Duplicate MC-140116 First slot in Enchantment Table while enchanting a fishing rod is invalid Duplicate MC-130968 Selector, score and nbt components don’t work in team prefix and suffix Works As Intended MC-123576 /data merge for a sign doesn't change its appearance directly. Duplicate

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I also tested the teleport command in different coordination.

Example 4:

// example_4a.mcfunction
tp @s ~3 ~ ~
tp @s ~ ~3 ~
tp @s ~ ~ ~3

Expected: Player is teleported 3 blocks east, 3 blocks south and 3 blocks up from the previous position.

Actual: Player is teleported 3 blocks east, 3 blocks south and 3 blocks down.

// example_4b.mcfunction
tp @s ~ ~3 ~
tp @s ~3 ~ ~
tp @s ~ ~ ~3

Expected: Should be the same expectation.

Actual: Player is teleported 3 blocks west, 3 blocks south and 3 blocks up.

// example_4c.mcfunction
tp @s ~3 ~ ~
tp @s ~ ~3 ~
tp @s ~ ~ ~3
tp @s ~ ~ ~3

Expected: Player is teleported 3 blocks east, 6 blocks south and 3 blocks up from the previous position.

Actual: Player is teleported 3 blocks west, 3 blocks up, and 3 blocks south and north. 

In Example 4, this bug is confirmed.

 

Example 5:

// example_5a.mcfunction
tp @s ~3 ~ ~
execute at @s run tp @s ~ ~3 ~
execute at @s run tp @s ~ ~ ~3

This works as expected, but if I try to catch the position:

// example_5b.mcfunction
tp @s ~3 ~ ~
tellraw @a [ "1-a: ", {"nbt": "Pos[0]", "entity": "@s"}, ", ", {"nbt": "Pos[1]", "entity": "@s"}, ", ", {"nbt": "Pos[2]", "entity": "@s"} ]
execute at @s run tp @s ~ ~3 ~
tellraw @a [ "1-a: ", {"nbt": "Pos[0]", "entity": "@s"}, ", ", {"nbt": "Pos[1]", "entity": "@s"}, ", ", {"nbt": "Pos[2]", "entity": "@s"} ]
execute at @s run tp @s ~ ~ ~3
execute at @s run tellraw @a [ "1-a: ", {"nbt": "Pos[0]", "entity": "@s"}, ", ", {"nbt": "Pos[1]", "entity": "@s"}, ", ", {"nbt": "Pos[2]", "entity": "@s"} ]

Expected: Pos[] follows the player. If players is teleported 3 blocks up, Pos[] is also 3 blocks up from the previous position,
Actual: Pos[] is twice as far as the actual position of the player, and it doesn't change with execute at @s run heading.

In Example 5, we can know that the position caught gets twice as far as expected after teleport commands in a function.