MC-111401Llamas keep caravan formation even when they get leashed
The bug
Llamas keep following another as they'd still make up the caravan even when they get leashed. If you have a resting caravan (see #1 resting caravan.png
) and leash their members, they still try to keep the formation (see #2 scattered caravan.png
).
Linked Issues
Created Issue:
Llamas keep caravan formation
Sometimes llamas keep following an other as they'd still make up the caravan even after leashing / unleashing / killing the leader.
If you leash them they will still try to follow that llama as long as the rope let's them.This creates the cool effect of a resting caravan (see image #1), but also makes it almost impossible to leave a llama behind or assemble a new caravan (see image #2).
Llamas should only stay in formation when there's a player directly leading a lama within a certain radius, and they aren't leashed.
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Sometimes llamas keep following an other as they'd still make up the caravan even after leashing / unleashing / killing the leader.
If you leash them they will still try to follow that llama as long as the rope let's them.This creates the cool effect of a resting caravan (see image #1), but also makes it almost impossible to leave a llama behind or assemble a new caravan (see image #2).
Llamas should only stay in formation when there's a player directly leading a lama within a certain radius, and they aren't leashed.
Sometimes llamas keep following an other as they'd still make up the caravan even after leashing / unleashing / killing the leader.
If you leash them they will still try to follow that llama as long as the rope let's them.This creates the cool effect of a resting caravan (see image #1), but also makes it almost impossible to leave a llama behind or assemble a new caravan (see image #2).
What I suggest:
The members of the caravan should keep their position, until:
- they get leashed
- a player leading a non-full caravan gets within a certain proximity of them
- their leader gets unleashed (even by dying)
In 16w50a the issue seems to be mostly resolved, though some wandering llamas from a previous caravan refused to join my recently created caravan.
Also while the leader is leashed, they still refuse to leave the caravan even when leashed.
Sometimes llamas keep following an other as they'd still make up the caravan even after leashing / unleashing / killing the leader.
If you leash them they will still try to follow that llama as long as the rope let's them.This creates the cool effect of a resting caravan (see image #1), but also makes it almost impossible to leave a llama behind or assemble a new caravan (see image #2).
What I suggest:
The members of the caravan should keep their position, until:
- they get leashed
- a player leading a non-full caravan gets within a certain proximity of them
- their leader gets unleashed (even by dying)
Sometimes llamas keep following an other as they'd still make up the caravan even after leashing / unleashing / killing the leader.
If you leash them they will still try to follow that llama as long as the rope let's them.This creates the cool effect of a resting caravan (see image #1), but also makes it almost impossible to leave a llama behind or assemble a new caravan (see image #2).
What I suggest:
The members of the caravan should keep their position, until:
- they get leashed
- a player leading a non-full caravan gets within a certain proximity of them
- their leader gets unleashed (even by dying) -> this is already done in 16w50a
Llamas keep caravan formation even when they get leashed
Sometimes llamas keep following an other as they'd still make up the caravan evenafter leashing / unleashing / killing the leader.If you leash them they will still try to follow that llama as long as the rope let's them.This creates the cool effect of a resting caravan (see image #1), but also makes it almost impossible to leave a llama behind or assemble a new caravan (see image #2).
What I suggest:
The members of the caravan should keep their position, until:
- they get leashed
- a player leading a non-full caravan gets within a certain proximity of them
- their leader gets unleashed (even by dying) -> this is already done in 16w50a
Llamas keep following an other as they'd still make up the caravan even when they get leashed.
If you have a resting caravan (see image #1) and leash their members, they still try to keep the formation (see image #2).
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Llamas keep following an
other as they'd still make up the caravan even when they get leashed.
If you have a resting caravan ( see image #1 ) and leash their members, they still try to keep the formation ( see image #2 ).The bug
Llamas keep following another as they'd still make up the caravan even when they get leashed. If you have a resting caravan (see #1 resting caravan.png
) and leash their members, they still try to keep the formation (see #2 scattered caravan.png
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duplicates
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Side note:
I went far enough to unload the chunks, went back and the llamas reset to having no leaders but their leashes became invisible
That's a separate issue, maybe already reported, I wasn't sure though..
Confirmed for 17w15a
Confirmed for 1.13.1.
Can confirm in 20w49a.
Can confirm in 1.16.5 and 21w08b.
Can confirm in 21w11a.
Duplicate of MC-205200, since this ticket is actively updated and already has assigned issue links.
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