MC-195660Arrow behavior inconsistency: damage:0.0d arrows hit mobs but not players
Arrows with the nbt damage:0.0d hit mobs while they bounce off of players.
Expected behaviour:
The arrows would hit both players and mobs, even if they do no damage.
Actual behaviour:
The arrow bounces off of the player but is able to hit the mob, still not dealing any damage.
Steps to reproduce
- Place a repeating command block with the following command:
/execute as @e[type=arrow] run data modify entity @s damage set value 0
- Shoot a mob
→
The mob gets hit but doesn't lose any health - Now shoot a player or get your own arrow to hit you
→
It will bounce off of the player
Created Issue:
Arrow behavior inconsistency: damage:0.0d arrows hit mobs but not players
Arrows with the nbt damage:0.0d hit mobs while they bounce off of players.
What I expected to happen was....
The arrows would hit both players and mobs, even if they do no damage.
What actually happened was....
The arrow bounced off of the player, but hit the mob, still not dealing any damage.
Steps to reproduce:
- Put a repeating command that sets an arrow's damage tag to 0
- Shoot a mob
- →
- Now shoot a player or get your own arrow to hit you
- →
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Arrows with the nbt damage:0.0d hit mobs while they bounce off of players.
What I expected to happen was....
The arrows would hit both players and mobs, even if they do no damage.
What actually happened was....
The arrow bounced off of the player, but hit the mob, still not dealing any damage.
Steps to reproduce:
- Put a repeating command that sets an arrow's damage tag to 0
- Shoot a mob
→- Now shoot a player or get your own arrow to hit you
→Arrows with the nbt damage:0.0d hit mobs while they bounce off of players.
What I expected to happen was....
The arrows would hit both players and mobs, even if they do no damage.
What actually happened was....
The arrow bounced off of the player, but hit the mob, still not dealing any damage.
Steps to reproduce:
- Place a repeating command block with the following command:
*no* further _formatting_ is done here
- Shoot a mob
→- Now shoot a player or get your own arrow to hit you
→
Arrows with the nbt damage:0.0d hit mobs while they bounce off of players.
What I expected to happen was....
The arrows would hit both players and mobs, even if they do no damage.
What actually happened was....
The arrow bounced off of the player, but hit the mob, still not dealing any damage.
Steps to reproduce:
- Place a repeating command block with the following command:
*no* further _formatting_ is done here
- Shoot a mob
→- Now shoot a player or get your own arrow to hit you
→Arrows with the nbt damage:0.0d hit mobs while they bounce off of players.
What I expected to happen was....
The arrows would hit both players and mobs, even if they do no damage.
What actually happened was....
The arrow bounced off of the player, but hit the mob, still not dealing any damage.
Steps to reproduce:
- Place a repeating command block with the following command:
/execute as @e[type=arrow] run data modify entity @s damage set value 0
- Shoot a mob
→- Now shoot a player or get your own arrow to hit you
→
Arrows with the nbt damage:0.0d hit mobs while they bounce off of players.
What I expected to happen was....The arrows would hit both players and mobs, even if they do no damage.
What actually happened was....
The arrow bounce
doff of the player,but hit the mob, still not dealing any damage.Steps to reproduce:
- Place a repeating command block with the following command:
/execute as @e[type=arrow] run data modify entity @s damage set value 0
- Shoot a mob
→- Now shoot a player or get your own arrow to hit you
→Arrows with the nbt damage:0.0d hit mobs while they bounce off of players.
Expected behaviour:
The arrows would hit both players and mobs, even if they do no damage.
Actual behaviour:
The arrow bounces off of the player but is able to hit the mob, still not dealing any damage.
Steps to reproduce:
- Place a repeating command block with the following command:
/execute as @e[type=arrow] run data modify entity @s damage set value 0
- Shoot a mob
→- Now shoot a player or get your own arrow to hit you
→
Arrows with the nbt damage:0.0d hit mobs while they bounce off of players.
Expected behaviour:
The arrows would hit both players and mobs, even if they do no damage.
Actual behaviour:
The arrow bounces off of the player but is able to hit the mob, still not dealing any damage.
Steps to reproduce
:
- Place a repeating command block with the following command:
/execute as @e[type=arrow] run data modify entity @s damage set value 0
- Shoot a mob
→- Now shoot a player or get your own arrow to hit you
→
You seem to be using a non-vanilla client. Try replicating the bug with a vanilla client.This is not a modded client. Those are items witch custom model data and a resource pack. The arrow was shot with a vanilla crossbow with a different model and texture. The lead that appeared was just from a datapack function and has nothing to do with the bug report.
Got it. I thought that could have been the case, hence the 'seem'.
I could've fired it from a normal crossbow and edited the function for arrows shot from any crossbow but thought it wouldn't be a problem and I also forgot to open the F3 menu. Should've done that from the start to clear up the ambiguity.
Found out this makes the arrow invisible to the player who shot it.
Can confirm in 1.17.1.
Same issue as
MC-3179; all hits of less than 1 damage do this.Affects 24w39a. The command is:
Also would like to request ownership to maintain the report as the reporter has deleted their account.