MC-123349/effect give with instant effects are being applied for 1.5 seconds if you don't specify the duration
For example, applying instant health (or any of the other instant effects) without a duration makes it last for 1.5 seconds instead of 1 tick, which means getting healed 30 times instead of once. Specifying the duration will convert seconds into ticks as per usual though, so the only problem is the default duration.
Created Issue:
/effect give with instant effects are being applied for a full second if you don't specify the duration
For example, applying instant health (or any of the other instant effects) without a duration makes it last for 1 second instead of 1 tick, which means getting healed 20 times instead of once. Specifying the duration will convert seconds into ticks as per usual though, so the only problem is the default duration.
![[Mod] violine1101](../../../data/avatars/users/92858.png){kind=small}
![[Mod] bemoty](../../../data/avatars/users/50554.png){kind=small}
![[Mojang] Adrian Östergård](../../../data/assets/gravatar/nighter.jpeg){kind=small}
![[Mojang] Nathan Adams](../../../data/assets/gravatar/dinnerbone.png){kind=small}
[Mojang] Nathan Adams
/effect give with instant effects are being applied fora fullsecond if you don't specify the duration/effect give with instant effects are being applied for 1.5 seconds if you don't specify the duration
For example, applying instant health (or any of the other instant effects) without a duration makes it last for 1 second instead of 1 tick, which means getting healed
20 times instead of once. Specifying the duration will convert seconds into ticks as per usual though, so the only problem is the default duration.For example, applying instant health (or any of the other instant effects) without a duration makes it last for 1.5 seconds instead of 1 tick, which means getting healed 30 times instead of once. Specifying the duration will convert seconds into ticks as per usual though, so the only problem is the default duration.
Default /effect potion duration is 30 seconds, divided by 20 is 1,5 seconds, wich evaluates to what you described. WAI
Not quite, at least if released versions of the game are any indicator; until now, all instantaneous-type effects applied through /effect if you don't set a duration lasted 1 tick (1/20th of a second). Also huh, interesting, looks like it is lasting 1.5 seconds instead of 1 second as you say... That actually makes me think even more strongly that this is unintended, because 1.5 seconds is 30 ticks, which looks to me like the effect command has been set up for a long while now to make sure instant effects are applied in ticks and not seconds. It's just that they forgot to set the default duration value to 1 for them with the new /effect, so it's still using the default 30.
If it was different before (1.12.2), this is not WAI.
Can confirm for 17w50a. In 1.12.2 the default is 1 tick.
Oh, nice! Didn't realize this got fixed last week until just now. It's missing from the list of fixes on the Minecraft pre-release page.