I'm also having this issue. Also a 3rd gen iPad running iOS 9.3.5.
I've tried factory resetting the iPad and the problem persists.
No idea, haven't played Minecraft in almost 2 years
What sound card youre using? 🙂
This appears to still be an active issue in 1.11.2. The command has changed due to Minecraft's updated entity handling, but the overall problem remains.
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Updated command:
/summon potion ~ ~5 ~ {Potion:{id:"minecraft:splash_potion",Count:1,tag:{Potion:"minecraft:harming"}}}
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I've also tried adding in various combinations of the "ownerName" and "UUID" tags to see if that solved the problem, to no avail:
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/summon potion ~ ~5 ~ {ownerName:USER,Potion:{id:"minecraft:splash_potion",Count:1,tag:{Potion:"minecraft:harming"}}}
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/summon potion ~ ~5 ~ {UUIDLeast:0L,UUIDMost:1L,Potion:{id:"minecraft:splash_potion",Count:1,tag:{Potion:"minecraft:harming"}}}
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/summon potion ~ ~5 ~ {UUIDLeast:0L,UUIDMost:1L,ownerName:USER,Potion:{id:"minecraft:splash_potion",Count:1,tag:{Potion:"minecraft:harming"}}}
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(Sorry about the strange spacing, I can't seem to get the formatting to look decent)
@Skylinerw
Thanks! I'll have to look up more about the "modifiers" bit, bit at least this works.
This is disappointing; being able to summon a mob with slowness via active effects would allow for a temporary effect without having to manually modify the entity's movementSpeed attribute later.
I dont see this issue being a duplicate. Planting crops now is a nightmare as gaps are regularly left.