MC-138674Slot IDs "hotbar.0" and "container.0" are the same
The purpose of this report is to find out whether this behaviour is intended.
The slot IDs used for /replaceitem use numbers internally and for the feedback. The number used for container.0 and hotbar.0 is both 0. Usually slot names map to unique slot numbers, for example villager inventories use the numbers 300 to 307.
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Slot ID of item frames is "hotbar.0"
The purpose of this report is to find out whether this behaviour is intended.
Item frames' items can now be changed with /replaceitem and the slot ID in the command that works is hotbar.0, despite the item frame not having a hotbar.
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The purpose of this report is to find out whether this behaviour is intended.
Item frames' items can now be changed with/replaceitemand the slot ID in the command that works ishotbar.0, despite the item frame not having a hotbar.The purpose of this report is to find out whether this behaviour is intended.
The slot IDs used for /replaceitem use numbers internally and for the feedback. The number used for container.0 and hotbar.0 is both 0. Usually slot names map to unique slot numbers, for example villager inventories use the numbers 300 to 307.
Slot IDof item frames is "hotbar.0"Slot IDs "hotbar.0" and "container.0" are the same
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All these slot descriptions are apparently mapping to internal slot IDs, which are not exclusive for one type, see also MC-138674.
Though I agree that it would be very helpful if the command prevented you from using a wrong slot type, however this is not what this report is about.
I think a separate report should be created for this.
Generalised the post from "hotbar.0 works for item frames" to "hotbar.0 is the same as container.0".