@unknown I'm aware of the bug that you linked, but this is a different issue. That is why I added the "align xyz" to the command, which won't cause the bug that you linked.
This was mentioned in the changelog. Minecraft no longer updates old world types.
New storage location will delete all the content when we uninstall Minecraft. This will be a huge deal where joining beta is so hard that we need to reinstall Minecraft. If we could have a new option to backup worlds from the new directory to folder which won't get erased when uninstalling would be good too.
Updated the platform to Multiple.
@Black Entity278 water logging blocks won't behave this way
When you load your bow, looking a block or just tapping a block with a bow ( in mcpe ) the animation is some what glitchy.
I have a temporary fix to join servers.
Remove the server you want to play from the server tab and add the ip and port once again but don't save it. Just tap play.
You have to do it every time you want to play inthe server
Nb: Featured servers won't work this way.
Yep its a duplicate
It says you need to be connected to wifi to play with your friends. In every server. Even use cellular data is on.
Also in MCPE (android)
Also spotted in MCPE (android). Hoping this may be fixed soon
It's caused by how the location for the command execution is chosen. If we don't provide any decimal value to the coordinates, it will run the command from the center of the block. Which isn't how it worked before when selecting entities using the volume
Anyways, when we set the distance value, the command will take the center of the block diagonal to our main block, so it can have a single block volume as the initial space. This shouldn't cause any issues, IF IT WAS WORKING AS INTENDED. But here, it will just create a block range that is on an offset of 0.5 block towards both the +X and +Z axes(I didn't check the Y axis), from the initial block. That means the command will checking the four corners of four different blocks (as shown in the attached image).
We can workaround this problem by either adding .00 at the end of the initial coordinates or using the execute align on all 3 axes.
[media]This will cause a lot of issues for players who are new to commands, since most of the tutorials out there won't really use the decimal values or the execute align function.