Oh, you need to attack something with that wooden sword.
I created a simple data pack to reproduce this bug. Enable it (you may need to reopen the world) and run /give @s minecraft:wooden_sword[minecraft:enchantments={"test:explode":1}]
, then check the speed of the particles.
Can confirm.
I think this is intentional. When you put items into the shelf, they represent a binary number, with the first slot representing the lowest digit. For example, when you put items into both the first slot and the third slot, you get 101
, or 5 in decimal. Therefore, when you put an item to the third slot, you get 100
, or 4 in decimal.
Can confirm. Here is a way to create the shelves:
Face south.
Use the following commands:
/fill ~ ~ ~1 ~-3 ~ ~1 redstone_block
/setblock ~ ~ ~ minecraft:oak_shelf[side_chain=left,powered=true]
/setblock ~-1 ~ ~ minecraft:oak_shelf[side_chain=center,powered=true]
/setblock ~-2 ~ ~ minecraft:oak_shelf[side_chain=center,powered=true]
/setblock ~-3 ~ ~ minecraft:oak_shelf[side_chain=right,powered=true]
The issue that occurred with ATOK also occurs with Weasel, a Chinese input method. A related issue on GitHub can be found at https://github.com/rime/weasel/issues/750 (in Chinese).
There is an error in the current report:
"Ender Crystal" should be "End Crystal".
Still an issue in 1.20. Mojang still marks the priority as "Important", but almost ignores it.
Can confirm. This bug reduces the readability of Chinese and Japanese.
Duplicate of MC-301225.