MC-33265Words are divided in chat.
Well, I'm working on an adventure map. When I tested a command block with a command "/tell @p..." the word that was on the edge of the chat was cut in half, half stayed on the line up and the other half on the bottom line.
I noticed that the nicks of players - in this case, my nick is JohnKCraft - are also divided and lose the "Formatting codes".
The two commands were:
tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test @p TEST test
tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test TEST test TEST test
And I received, respectively, as follows:
@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test JohnK
Craft TEST test
@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test TEST t
est TEST test
Attached images...
Edit:
(I removed what I said here about the symbol §). I made a post in the forum about it: http://bit.ly/1ccs9N8. Check it there.
Environment
Windows 7 Professional, Java 7 Update 21 (64-bit)
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Words are divided in chat.
Well, I'm working on an adventure map. When I tested a command block with a command "/tell @p..." the word that was on the edge of the chat was cut in half, half stayed on the line up and the other half on the bottom line.
I noticed that the nicks of players - in this case, my nick is JohnKCraft - are also divided and lose the "Formatting codes".
The two commands were:tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test @p TEST test
tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test TEST test TEST test
And I received, respectively, as follows:
@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test JohnK
Craft TEST test@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test TEST t
est TEST testAttached images...
Environment
Windows 7 Professional, Java 7 Update 21 (64-bit)
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Well, I'm working on an adventure map. When I tested a command block with a command "/tell @p..." the word that was on the edge of the chat was cut in half, half stayed on the line up and the other half on the bottom line.
I noticed that the nicks of players - in this case, my nick is JohnKCraft - are also divided and lose the "Formatting codes".
The two commands were:tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test @p TEST test
tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test TEST test TEST test
And I received, respectively, as follows:
@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test JohnK
Craft TEST test@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test TEST t
est TEST testAttached images...
Well, I'm working on an adventure map. When I tested a command block with a command "/tell @p..." the word that was on the edge of the chat was cut in half, half stayed on the line up and the other half on the bottom line.
I noticed that the nicks of players - in this case, my nick is JohnKCraft - are also divided and lose the "Formatting codes".
The two commands were:tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test @p TEST test
tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test TEST test TEST test
And I received, respectively, as follows:
@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test JohnK
Craft TEST test@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test TEST t
est TEST testAttached images...
Well, I'm working on an adventure map. When I tested a command block with a command "/tell @p..." the word that was on the edge of the chat was cut in half, half stayed on the line up and the other half on the bottom line.
I noticed that the nicks of players - in this case, my nick is JohnKCraft - are also divided and lose the "Formatting codes".
The two commands were:tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test @p TEST test
tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test TEST test TEST test
And I received, respectively, as follows:
@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test JohnK
Craft TEST test@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test TEST t
est TEST testAttached images...
Well, I'm working on an adventure map. When I tested a command block with a command "/tell @p..." the word that was on the edge of the chat was cut in half, half stayed on the line up and the other half on the bottom line.
I noticed that the nicks of players - in this case, my nick is JohnKCraft - are also divided and lose the "Formatting codes".
The two commands were:tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test @p TEST test
tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test TEST test TEST test
And I received, respectively, as follows:
@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test JohnK
Craft TEST test@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test TEST t
est TEST testAttached images...
Edit
Well, I'm working on an adventure map. When I tested a command block with a command "/tell @p..." the word that was on the edge of the chat was cut in half, half stayed on the line up and the other half on the bottom line.
I noticed that the nicks of players - in this case, my nick is JohnKCraft - are also divided and lose the "Formatting codes".
The two commands were:tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test @p TEST test
tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test TEST test TEST test
And I received, respectively, as follows:
@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test JohnK
Craft TEST test@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test TEST t
est TEST testAttached images...
Edit
Well, I'm working on an adventure map. When I tested a command block with a command "/tell @p..." the word that was on the edge of the chat was cut in half, half stayed on the line up and the other half on the bottom line.
I noticed that the nicks of players - in this case, my nick is JohnKCraft - are also divided and lose the "Formatting codes".
The two commands were:tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test @p TEST test
tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test TEST test TEST test
And I received, respectively, as follows:
@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test JohnK
Craft TEST test@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test TEST t
est TEST testAttached images...
Edit:
Well, I'm working on an adventure map. When I tested a command block with a command "/tell @p..." the word that was on the edge of the chat was cut in half, half stayed on the line up and the other half on the bottom line.
I noticed that the nicks of players - in this case, my nick is JohnKCraft - are also divided and lose the "Formatting codes".
The two commands were:tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test @p TEST test
tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test TEST test TEST test
And I received, respectively, as follows:
@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test JohnK
Craft TEST test@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test TEST t
est TEST testAttached images...
Edit:
I found another bug: when using NBTEdit to put the symbol §, followed by a valid number, to put color in text of command block, I saw only the 1st word of the text is affected, the other back to normal.
Well, I'm working on an adventure map. When I tested a command block with a command "/tell @p..." the word that was on the edge of the chat was cut in half, half stayed on the line up and the other half on the bottom line.
I noticed that the nicks of players - in this case, my nick is JohnKCraft - are also divided and lose the "Formatting codes".
The two commands were:tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test @p TEST test
tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test TEST test TEST test
And I received, respectively, as follows:
@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test JohnK
Craft TEST test@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test TEST t
est TEST testAttached images...
Edit:
I found another bug: when using NBTEdit to put the symbol §, followed by a valid number, to put color in text of command block, I saw only the 1st word of the text is affected, the other back to normal.
Well, I'm working on an adventure map. When I tested a command block with a command "/tell @p..." the word that was on the edge of the chat was cut in half, half stayed on the line up and the other half on the bottom line.
I noticed that the nicks of players - in this case, my nick is JohnKCraft - are also divided and lose the "Formatting codes".
The two commands were:tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test @p TEST test
tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test TEST test TEST test
And I received, respectively, as follows:
@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test JohnK
Craft TEST test@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test TEST t
est TEST testAttached images...
Edit:
I found another bug: when using NBTEdit to put the symbol §, followed by a valid number, to put color in text of command block, I saw only the 1st word of the text is affected, the other back to normal.
Well, I'm working on an adventure map. When I tested a command block with a command "/tell @p..." the word that was on the edge of the chat was cut in half, half stayed on the line up and the other half on the bottom line.
I noticed that the nicks of players - in this case, my nick is JohnKCraft - are also divided and lose the "Formatting codes".
The two commands were:tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test @p TEST test
tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test TEST test TEST test
And I received, respectively, as follows:
@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test JohnK
Craft TEST test@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test TEST t
est TEST testAttached images...
Edit: h6. 1
I found another bug: when using NBTEdit to put the symbol §, followed by a valid number, to put color in text of command block, I saw only the 1st word of the text is affected, the other back to normal.
Well, I'm working on an adventure map. When I tested a command block with a command "/tell @p..." the word that was on the edge of the chat was cut in half, half stayed on the line up and the other half on the bottom line.
I noticed that the nicks of players - in this case, my nick is JohnKCraft - are also divided and lose the "Formatting codes".
The two commands were:tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test @p TEST test
tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test TEST test TEST test
And I received, respectively, as follows:
@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test JohnK
Craft TEST test@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test TEST t
est TEST testAttached images...
Edit: h
6. 1I found another bug: when using NBTEdit to put the symbol §, followed by a valid number, to put color in text of command block, I saw only the 1st word of the text is affected, the other back to normal.
Well, I'm working on an adventure map. When I tested a command block with a command "/tell @p..." the word that was on the edge of the chat was cut in half, half stayed on the line up and the other half on the bottom line.
I noticed that the nicks of players - in this case, my nick is JohnKCraft - are also divided and lose the "Formatting codes".
The two commands were:tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test @p TEST test
tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test TEST test TEST test
And I received, respectively, as follows:
@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test JohnK
Craft TEST test@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test TEST t
est TEST testAttached images...
Edit: h4. 1
I found another bug: when using NBTEdit to put the symbol §, followed by a valid number, to put color in text of command block, I saw only the 1st word of the text is affected, the other back to normal.
Well, I'm working on an adventure map. When I tested a command block with a command "/tell @p..." the word that was on the edge of the chat was cut in half, half stayed on the line up and the other half on the bottom line.
I noticed that the nicks of players - in this case, my nick is JohnKCraft - are also divided and lose the "Formatting codes".
The two commands were:tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test @p TEST test
tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test TEST test TEST test
And I received, respectively, as follows:
@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test JohnK
Craft TEST test@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test TEST t
est TEST testAttached images...
Edit: h4. 1
I found another bug: when using NBTEdit to put the symbol §, followed by a valid number, to put color in text of command block, I saw only the 1st word of the text is affected, the other back to normal.
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Well, I'm working on an adventure map. When I tested a command block with a command "/tell @p..." the word that was on the edge of the chat was cut in half, half stayed on the line up and the other half on the bottom line.
I noticed that the nicks of players - in this case, my nick is JohnKCraft - are also divided and lose the "Formatting codes".
The two commands were:tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test @p TEST test
tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test TEST test TEST test
And I received, respectively, as follows:
@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test JohnK
Craft TEST test@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test TEST t
est TEST testAttached images...
Edit:
I found another bug: when using NBTEdit to put the symbol §, followed by a valid number, to put color in text of command block, I saw only the 1st word of the text is affected, the other back to normal.Well, I'm working on an adventure map. When I tested a command block with a command "/tell @p..." the word that was on the edge of the chat was cut in half, half stayed on the line up and the other half on the bottom line.
I noticed that the nicks of players - in this case, my nick is JohnKCraft - are also divided and lose the "Formatting codes".
The two commands were:tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test @p TEST test
tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test TEST test TEST test
And I received, respectively, as follows:
@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test JohnK
Craft TEST test@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test TEST t
est TEST testAttached images...
Edit:
_(I removed what I said here about the symbol §). I made a post in the forum about it: http://bit.ly/1ccs9N8_
Well, I'm working on an adventure map. When I tested a command block with a command "/tell @p..." the word that was on the edge of the chat was cut in half, half stayed on the line up and the other half on the bottom line.
I noticed that the nicks of players - in this case, my nick is JohnKCraft - are also divided and lose the "Formatting codes".
The two commands were:tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test @p TEST test
tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test TEST test TEST test
And I received, respectively, as follows:
@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test JohnK
Craft TEST test@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test TEST t
est TEST testAttached images...
Edit:
_(I removed what I said here about the symbol §). I made a post in the forum about it: http://bit.ly/1ccs9N8
_Well, I'm working on an adventure map. When I tested a command block with a command "/tell @p..." the word that was on the edge of the chat was cut in half, half stayed on the line up and the other half on the bottom line.
I noticed that the nicks of players - in this case, my nick is JohnKCraft - are also divided and lose the "Formatting codes".
The two commands were:tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test @p TEST test
tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test TEST test TEST test
And I received, respectively, as follows:
@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test JohnK
Craft TEST test@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test TEST t
est TEST testAttached images...
Edit:
_ (I removed what I said here about the symbol §). I made a post in the forum about it: http://bit.ly/1ccs9N8 _
Well, I'm working on an adventure map. When I tested a command block with a command "/tell @p..." the word that was on the edge of the chat was cut in half, half stayed on the line up and the other half on the bottom line.
I noticed that the nicks of players - in this case, my nick is JohnKCraft - are also divided and lose the "Formatting codes".
The two commands were:tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test @p TEST test
tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test TEST test TEST test
And I received, respectively, as follows:
@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test JohnK
Craft TEST test@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test TEST t
est TEST testAttached images...
Edit:
_
(I removed what I said here about the symbol §). I made a post in the forum about it: http://bit.ly/1ccs9N8 _Well, I'm working on an adventure map. When I tested a command block with a command "/tell @p..." the word that was on the edge of the chat was cut in half, half stayed on the line up and the other half on the bottom line.
I noticed that the nicks of players - in this case, my nick is JohnKCraft - are also divided and lose the "Formatting codes".
The two commands were:tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test @p TEST test
tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test TEST test TEST test
And I received, respectively, as follows:
@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test JohnK
Craft TEST test@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test TEST t
est TEST testAttached images...
Edit:
_(I removed what I said here about the symbol §). I made a post in the forum about it: http://bit.ly/1ccs9N8._
Well, I'm working on an adventure map. When I tested a command block with a command "/tell @p..." the word that was on the edge of the chat was cut in half, half stayed on the line up and the other half on the bottom line.
I noticed that the nicks of players - in this case, my nick is JohnKCraft - are also divided and lose the "Formatting codes".
The two commands were:tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test @p TEST test
tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test TEST test TEST test
And I received, respectively, as follows:
@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test JohnK
Craft TEST test@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test TEST t
est TEST testAttached images...
Edit:
_(I removed what I said here about the symbol §). I made a post in the forum about it: http://bit.ly/1ccs9N8._
Well, I'm working on an adventure map. When I tested a command block with a command "/tell @p..." the word that was on the edge of the chat was cut in half, half stayed on the line up and the other half on the bottom line.
I noticed that the nicks of players - in this case, my nick is JohnKCraft - are also divided and lose the "Formatting codes".
The two commands were:tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test @p TEST test
tell @p @p test TEST test TEST test TEST test TEST test
And I received, respectively, as follows:
@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test JohnK
Craft TEST test@ whispers to you: JohnKCraft test TEST test TEST test TEST t
est TEST testAttached images...
Edit:
(I removed what I said here about the symbol §). I made a post in the forum about it: http://bit.ly/1ccs9N8. Check it there.
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Could you please change the "Awaiting Response"?
Thank you
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Nobody to help me?
Confirmed.
The method of injecting colour codes by NBTedit was obsoleted by the new tellraw command.
So Kumasasa, the problem is that - as far as I know, if I'm wrong correct me - you can not write a message like: "/tellraw @p @r" being that my goal is to send a random name for player more close. If it were possible this command would be perfect, but not works.
The second bug is a duplicate of
MC-31113.Yes, just put the question because I thought relevant since it is a similar bug. And as for not being able to use "@p", "@r" or "@a", in command "tellraw", what you tell me?
I tell you "
MC-31826."So why do not you add the following idea which was also proposed for
MC-31826?tellraw @r {text:
{playername:@p}test}
This would be sent to a random player with the name of the player closest followed by the message "test".
It would be very useful for us developers map.
Confirmed in 13w41a.
Confirmed in 13w41b.
Please stop chatting. This is a bug tracker, and not a discussion forum.
Sorry Kumasasa, my mistake.
Seriously? Not solved this for 1.7?
How can a bug this serious not be fixed or even noticed?
(I removed what I said here about the symbol §). I made a post in the forum about it: http://bit.ly/1ccs9N8. Check it there.
Confirmed in 1.7.1.
Confirmed in 1.7.2.
Still a concern for 1.7.4/5 and 1.8
Is this still a concern in the current Minecraft version 1.8.1 Prerelease 3 / Launcher version 1.5.3 or later? If so, please update the affected versions in order to best aid Mojang ensuring bugs are still valid in the latest releases/pre-releases.
Confirmed for
Cannot confirm for 16w05a
Can you still confirm for 1.8.9 ? (asking because fixed version either 16w05a or 1.8.9 )
Cannot confirm for 1.8.9 neither
At least not for the /tell command
Thanks.