Can confirm.
@violine1101 most likely, yes
we can do some more testing when we have the time.
There's no reason it wouldn't affect literally every block, if we understand it correctly. The issue is in the code that calculates whether a player is "on" a block or not for the purposes of any effect relating to standing on a block.
This is a major bug but it's also likely an extremely nontrivial fix; not only would the devs need to change the code that calculates whether a player is standing on a given block, they'd also need to add code to handle any potentially conflicting effects (such as if a player is standing on both soul soil and honey blocks while wearing soul speed boots, for example). While this could absolutely be done, there's no super obvious answer for how to go about it. Personally, what we'd do is just have the effects stack, and cancel out if they conflict? But that also means they'd have to make sure standing on the line between two blocks with the same effect doesn't cause the effect to be doubled!!
I do hope mojang is at least discussing how to handle this, though. It seems like something very much worth prioritizing once other major bugs have been handled.
someone who's good with minecraft code help me budget this my tree farm is dying
Please reconsider the "won't fix" assessment, this is a potential photosensitive epilepsy risk
can confirm for 1.13.1
please fix
can confirm for 18w09a, crashed on /particle minecraft:dust 0 0 0 0 -1 5.1 20 .5 .1 .5 1 50
with the same error shown above
okay, confirmed, valid functions in data packs work fine. whoops!
ah, it's just only showing the errors in the functions in the log output .-.
is that intended..?
i fixed everything afaik and it's still not recognizing the functions??
the folder structure is
-datapacks
--pack
---data
----tinzin
-----functions
------roles.mcfunction
i'm pretty sure i tried making a data pack and ran into the exact same issue
i guess this should be marked as a duplicate of that then
can confirm commandblockoutput not working, gameLoopFunction could also be part of the issue that seems to be preventing functions from being found at all
data pack added.