MC-54933Cuboid Target Selector Not Functioning as Intended
Cuboid Target Selector does not appear to be working properly.
For example, I can get this to work:
/kill @a[x=-1208,y=2,z=410,r=1]
but not this:
/kill @a[x=-1208,y=2,z=410,dx=-1177,dy=2,dz=441]
or this:
/kill @a[x=-1208,y=2,z=410,dx=~31,dy=~2,dz=~31]
or even this:
/kill @a[x=~10,y=~0,z=~-20,r=1]
However, Relative and Absolute coordinates work just fine when not being used in target selectors.
For example:
/execute @a ~ ~-1 ~ testforblock ~ ~ ~ minecraft:coal_block
Environment
Windows 8.1 Java 7 update 55
Created Issue:
Cuboid Target Selector Not Functioning as Intended
Cuboid Target Selector does not appear to be working properly.
For example, I can get this to work:
/kill @a[x=-1208,y=2,z=410,r=1]but not this:
/kill @a[x=-1208,y=2,z=410,dx=-1177,dy=2,dz=441]or this:
/kill @a[x=-1208,y=2,z=410,dx=~31,dy=~2,dz=~31]or even this:
/kill @a[x=~10,y=~0,z=~-20,r=1]However, Relative and Absolute coordinates work just fine when not being used in target selectors.
For example:
/execute @a ~ ~-1 ~ testforblock ~ ~ ~ minecraft:coal_blockEnvironment
Windows 8.1 Java 7 update 55
- Unresolved
- Open
- Minecraft - Public
- Unconfirmed
- 14w19a
I advise you to notice the lower of the two coordinates is mentioned first.
Can confirm. In 14w18b, have not tried 14w19a though
Dx stands for "delta x" or "the distance along the x axis" taken by calculating the difference of the two endpoints. This number by definition is positive. In commands, the lower vertex is ALWAYS specified first.
woops, sorry, had a noob moment there... thanks for the clarification!