MC-37766Attempting to teleport to X/Z:30,000,000 doesn't work, despite message that indicates otherwise
I was messing around with the /tp command, and tried to go to 40,000,000 280 40,000,000, and it gave me an error saying it must be "at most" 30,000,000. So I typed
/tp @p 30000000 280 30000000
and got the same error:
The number you have entered (30000000.50) is too big, it must be at most 30000000
However, saying "at most 30000000" means that 30000000 is okay, but nothing over that. I entered 30000000 exactly, so it is "at most" 30000000, but I still got the error. In addition, it would be better if it didn't use scientific notation for big numbers here, as the numbers are never presented that way anywhere else in the game.
Created Issue:
Attempting to teleport to X/Z:30,000,000 doesn't work, despite message that indicates otherwise
I was messing around with the /tp command, and tried to go to 40,000,000 280 40,000,000, and it gave me an error saying it must be "at most" 30,000,000. So I typed "/tp @p 30000000 280 30000000" and got the same error:
"The number you have entered (3.00000005E7) is too big, it must be at most 30000000"
However, saying "at most 30000000" means that 30000000 is okay, but nothing over that. I entered 30000000 exactly, so it is "at most" 30000000, but I still got the error. In addition, it would be better if it didn't use scientific notation for big numbers here, as the numbers are never presented that way anywhere else in the game.
Environment
Windows XP Professional SP3, Java 1.7.0_40-b43
Windows XP Professional SP3, Java 32-bit 1.7.0_40-b43
Windows XP Professional SP3, Java 32-bit 1.7.0_40-b43
32-bit Windows XP Professional SP3
32-bit Java 1.7.0_40-b43
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I was messing around with the /tp command, and tried to go to 40,000,000 280 40,000,000, and it gave me an error saying it must be "at most" 30,000,000. So I typed
"/tp @p 30000000 280 30000000" and got the same error:"The number you have entered (3.00000005E7) is too big, it must be at most 30000000"
However, saying "at most 30000000" means that 30000000 is okay, but nothing over that. I entered 30000000 exactly, so it is "at most" 30000000, but I still got the error. In addition, it would be better if it didn't use scientific notation for big numbers here, as the numbers are never presented that way anywhere else in the game.
I was messing around with the /tp command, and tried to go to 40,000,000 280 40,000,000, and it gave me an error saying it must be "at most" 30,000,000. So I typed
/tp @p 30000000 280 30000000and got the same error:
"The number you have entered (3.00000005E7) is too big, it must be at most 30000000"
However, saying "at most 30000000" means that 30000000 is okay, but nothing over that. I entered 30000000 exactly, so it is "at most" 30000000, but I still got the error. In addition, it would be better if it didn't use scientific notation for big numbers here, as the numbers are never presented that way anywhere else in the game.
I was messing around with the /tp command, and tried to go to 40,000,000 280 40,000,000, and it gave me an error saying it must be "at most" 30,000,000. So I typed
/tp @p 30000000 280 30000000and got the same error:
"The number you have entered (3.00000005E7) is too big, it must be at most 30000000"
However, saying "at most 30000000" means that 30000000 is okay, but nothing over that. I entered 30000000 exactly, so it is "at most" 30000000, but I still got the error. In addition, it would be better if it didn't use scientific notation for big numbers here, as the numbers are never presented that way anywhere else in the game.
I was messing around with the /tp command, and tried to go to 40,000,000 280 40,000,000, and it gave me an error saying it must be "at most" 30,000,000. So I typed
/tp @p 30000000 280 30000000and got the same error:
The number you have entered (3.00000005E7) is too big, it must be at most 30000000However, saying "at most 30000000" means that 30000000 is okay, but nothing over that. I entered 30000000 exactly, so it is "at most" 30000000, but I still got the error. In addition, it would be better if it didn't use scientific notation for big numbers here, as the numbers are never presented that way anywhere else in the game.
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ProfMobius (Thomas Guimbretiere)
I was messing around with the /tp command, and tried to go to 40,000,000 280 40,000,000, and it gave me an error saying it must be "at most" 30,000,000. So I typed
/tp @p 30000000 280 30000000and got the same error:
The number you have entered (3.00000005E7) is too big, it must be at most 30000000However, saying "at most 30000000" means that 30000000 is okay, but nothing over that. I entered 30000000 exactly, so it is "at most" 30000000, but I still got the error. In addition, it would be better if it didn't use scientific notation for big numbers here, as the numbers are never presented that way anywhere else in the game.
I was messing around with the /tp command, and tried to go to 40,000,000 280 40,000,000, and it gave me an error saying it must be "at most" 30,000,000. So I typed
/tp @p 30000000 280 30000000and got the same error:
The number you have entered (30000000.50) is too big, it must be at most 30000000However, saying "at most 30000000" means that 30000000 is okay, but nothing over that. I entered 30000000 exactly, so it is "at most" 30000000, but I still got the error. In addition, it would be better if it didn't use scientific notation for big numbers here, as the numbers are never presented that way anywhere else in the game.
I was messing around with the /tp command, and tried to go to 40,000,000 280 40,000,000, and it gave me an error saying it must be "at most" 30,000,000. So I typed
/tp @p 3000000028030000000and got the same error:
The number you have entered (30000000.50) is too big, it must be at most 30000000However, saying "at most 30000000" means that 30000000 is okay, but nothing over that. I entered 30000000 exactly, so it is "at most" 30000000, but I still got the error. In addition, it would be better if it didn't use scientific notation for big numbers here, as the numbers are never presented that way anywhere else in the game.
I was messing around with the /tp command, and tried to go to 40,000,000 280 40,000,000, and it gave me an error saying it must be "at most" 30,000,000. So I typed
/tp @p 30000000 ~ 30000000and got the same error:
The number you have entered (30000000.50) is too big, it must be at most 30000000However, saying "at most 30000000" means that 30000000 is okay, but nothing over that. I entered 30000000 exactly, so it is "at most" 30000000, but I still got the error. In addition, it would be better if it didn't use scientific notation for big numbers here, as the numbers are never presented that way anywhere else in the game.
I was messing around with the /tp command, and tried to go to 40,000,000 280 40,000,000, and it gave me an error saying it must be "at most" 30,000,000. So I typed
/tp @p 30000000~30000000and got the same error:
The number you have entered (30000000.50) is too big, it must be at most 30000000However, saying "at most 30000000" means that 30000000 is okay, but nothing over that. I entered 30000000 exactly, so it is "at most" 30000000, but I still got the error. In addition, it would be better if it didn't use scientific notation for big numbers here, as the numbers are never presented that way anywhere else in the game.
I was messing around with the /tp command, and tried to go to 40,000,000 280 40,000,000, and it gave me an error saying it must be "at most" 30,000,000. So I typed
/tp @p 30000000 280 30000000and got the same error:
The number you have entered (30000000.50) is too big, it must be at most 30000000However, saying "at most 30000000" means that 30000000 is okay, but nothing over that. I entered 30000000 exactly, so it is "at most" 30000000, but I still got the error. In addition, it would be better if it didn't use scientific notation for big numbers here, as the numbers are never presented that way anywhere else in the game.
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When you teleport to a block, it wants to teleport you to the middle of that block, thus the 5 at the end of the number in the message and the reason it's considered "too big", since that's half of a block past the intersection. It's a bit of an error, that should be fixed. Maybe rewording the message to be: "The number you have entered (<Insert number here>) is too big, it must be less than 30000000." would fix things.
Try teleporting to 30000000.0
As Will Thompson said, the teleport command modifies the coordinates you give it to place you at the center of a block, rather than the corner. However, if you give it a floating-point value, it will teleport you to the exact coordinates you specify, rather than modifying them.
Something should change here though. It should probably say less than 30000000, and like you said, shouldn't be presented in scientific notation.
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Probably invalid because the number is indeed larger than the maximum:
3.00000005E7 = 30000000.5
As of 20w06a (which fixed
MC-122715), the error message is simply, "Invalid position for teleport". Hence this issue is now fixed.