MC-276777Equippable data component doesn't allow for custom sounds
Commands that use the equippable item component will fail to run if the 'equip_sound' field contains a sound added with a resource pack, making it impossible to get an item with custom equip sounds.
What I expected to happen was...:
The command is run and an equippable item is produced that plays a sound from the resource pack when equipped, similar to how the playsound command works, with 'minecraft:item.armor.equip_generic' or silence when the resource pack is removed
What actually happened was...:
The command fails when run, with error: Malformed 'minecraft:equippable' component: 'Failed to get element ResourceKey[minecraft:sound_event / namespace:example]' The namespace doesn't seem to matter, even if it is the 'minecraft' namespace
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Select the attached resource pack or any resource pack with custom sounds
2. Run /playsound minecraft:example.test_pop and/or /playsound other:example.test_pop to make sure the game can access the sound as it should (optional)
3. Run /give @s minecraft:stick[minecraft:equippable=\{slot:'head',equip_sound:'example.test_pop'}] and/or /give @s minecraft:stick[minecraft:equippable=\{slot:'head',equip_sound:'other:example.test_pop'}]
Environment
Windows 10
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Equippable data component doesn't allow for custom sounds
Commands that use the equippable item component will fail to run if the 'equip_sound' field contains a sound added with a resource pack, making it impossible to get an item with custom equip sounds.
What I expected to happen was...:
The command is run and an equippable item is produced that plays a sound from the resource pack when equipped, similar to how the playsound command works, with 'minecraft:item.armor.equip_generic' or silence when the resource pack is removedWhat actually happened was...:
The command fails when run, with error: Malformed 'minecraft:equippable' component: 'Failed to get element ResourceKey[minecraft:sound_event / namespace:example]' The namespace doesn't seem to matter, even if it is the 'minecraft' namespaceSteps to Reproduce:
1. Select the attached resource pack or any resource pack with custom sounds
2. Run /playsound minecraft:example.test_pop and/or /playsound other:example.test_pop to make sure the game can access the sound as it should (optional)
3. Run /give @s minecraft:stick[minecraft:equippable=\{slot:'head',equip_sound:'example.test_pop'}] and/or /give @s minecraft:stick[minecraft:equippable=\{slot:'head',equip_sound:'other:example.test_pop'}]Environment
Windows 10
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duplicates
MC-276777, MC-276619, and MC-276783 are all included in this issue, and MC-276783 describes the same issue as MC-276619, which shows to be "Invalid" since it is a "Feature Request", so maybe durability-related items or items with durability(damage) NBTs(described in MC-276478) are supposed to not yield an item after 'use_remainder' is toggled?
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