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Koa Neuva

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MC-118680 /fill Command Doesn't Work When Using "replace" Duplicate MC-50318 Mined Blocks/Items Popping Up To Next Available Air Block(s) Duplicate

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Yeah, I'm experiencing the same issue on my Realms.  I can't even get into my save file at this point because once it crashed, it won't even let me back in.  I have hundreds of hours worth of work on my command creations and survival builds I was hoping to take public, and now I can't even get in...

I'm not going to pretend I know how hard it is to code this stuff, but couldn't you do an equation that grabs the level and % to the next one out of the amount of experience you have (square or cube roots work pretty well, i.e. Cookie Clicker), that way we can actually use a "minus xp" command?

I found a way around it, but only if you want to target a specific block, not a group of blocks. You could probably make it target different things though to have the same effect as an "AOE."

/execute ~ ~ ~ detect ~ ~1 ~ minecraft:diamond_block /fill ~ ~1 ~ ~ ~1 ~ minecraft:unpowered_comparator 3 replace

Fair enough. I swear I read through the comments but somehow managed to overlook that one. Well, regardless, I found a way around it.

/execute @p ~ ~ ~ detect ~ ~5 ~ minecraft:air 0 /fill ~ ~4 ~ ~ ~4 ~ end_portal 0 replace

@George I could justify losing some resources in the process of digging if the item didn't glitch up to the next available space. However if that were the case I think they'd need to rework the tools to last longer.

@Walter I can't tell if you mean to say Grum isn't someone to rely on for fixing bugs, or if you can't read and that you don't understand I'm asking for a progress update from Grum or anyone else working on it.

This along with the fact when harvesting blocks/items they often display as popping in one direction and wind up a few blocks away in another possible location to where they could have popped to instead is getting old. I hope they intend to fix this bug at the very least before doing any sort of official release. I don't care that it's in the "developmental" versions because that's what they're made for, to test things like this, but this bug in particular would make me walk away from Minecraft for a good long while if it isn't addressed before an official release. A "Hey guys, this bug is being worked on" wouldn't go amiss, knowing this bug is being addressed with little to no progress is a lot more comforting than it successfully being fixed with great progress with no information. I've only seen things get worse since 3D items and like-item-snapping from nearby blocks into stacks have been introduced.