MC-259574Crash trading with a custom villager: java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot invoke "cdp.S_()" because the return value of "cdt.c()" is null
Not sure what went wrong but it crashed when I was trading with a custom Villager and move the mouse to one trade element before the Villager refreshed his trade.
If you can find out what went wrong and that was indeed a bug, pls help me retitle this issue.
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Not sure what went wrong but it crashed when I was trading with a custom Villager and move the mouse to one trade element before the Villager refreshed his trade.
If you can find out what went wrong and that was indeed a bug, pls help me retitle this issue.
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??????java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot invoke "cdp.S_()" because the return value of "cdt.c()" is null
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Crash: java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot invoke "cdp.S_()" because the return value of "cdt.c()" is null
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Crash trading with a custom villager: java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot invoke "cdp.S_()" because the return value of "cdt.c()" is null
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Please provide the command to summon the custom villager
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This Villager is used in one mini game and contains a number of Unicode characters.
Duplicate of
MC-258939This should have been resolved along with
MC-258939- are you still able to reproduce this in 23w14a or above?Thanks!
@Gegy
I played the world again in 1.20.4 for several times and unfortunately I was failed to reproduce the bug again. Not very professional but I think it has sth to do with the amount of Unicode characters. Sorry!