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KingIwrs

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Reported

MC-302124 Mannequins who have their pose set to "fall_flying" don't tilt Unconfirmed MC-300166 When looking_at_block or looking_at_fluid is enabled in the debug options, FPS is impacted by server tick rate Fixed MC-298360 in the multi_action dialog type, the action button, and exit_action button do not align properly. Duplicate MC-298009 When using the dialog command with an in-lined dialog, all macros written in a “command_template” are assumed to be from the storage that a function is run with if the dialog command is prefixed with a $ Community Consensus MC-274763 you can't add a line break when modifying a book with /item modify Duplicate MC-273204 when saving a structure, the folder created is called "structures", which is in plural, while the folder in datapacks is in singular form Duplicate MC-272042 If players have max health over 20 and die, when they respawn they will have 20 health instead of their max health Fixed

Comments

Also because it is using the swimming pose, using the fall_flying pose doesn’t make the mannequin tilt around in the air like you do when flying, and it looks really unnatural.

it appears to be related. I just tested and the swimming pose doesn’t do the tilting outside of water. Also it appears the fall_flying pose does just use the swimming pose like that issue says.

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ah, true

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I found a workaround where I store like, {key: “$(key)”} so it puts that into the dialog command where I need it, but that’s a hacky solution, and I’d prefer a proper way to use macros with dialogs

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Seems like it doesn’t recognize the command, since it works if you do execute run say hi, but not if you directly put in say hi.

I removed it since you asked, but this problem isn't just about that zombie leader bonus, all that thing does is make them spawn with more max health, and when a mob spawns with more max health than default they will only have their default health, the two things aren't mutually exclusive. any mob spawned, in any way they can spawn with more max health than their default, will only have their default health.

 

I'm assuming how much health they spawn with is hard coded, and therefore when they have a modifier they don't spawn with their actual max health.

@4ebugger, their base max health attribute will always be 20, modifiers don't change the base, they add on top of that, you can see their current max health by typing

/attribute @e[type=zombie,sort=nearest,limit=1] generic.max_health get

and see their current max health including what the modifiers added.

Mobs just spawn with their default current hp, even if their max health is higher than their default, in the latest snapshot it was fixed for players, but the problem still exists for mobs. I'm assuming how mobs spawn and how players respawn is handled differently, so fixing one wouldn't fix the other.