MC-61170/clone moving doors only moves half of them
Using clone with the move parameter at the end on a door yields in the bottom half of the door to be moved, and the top half to jump to the west side of the block it is in.
Reproducing:
- Place a door down (material doesn't matter)
- Place a command block down from 2 blocks from it.
- Type the clone command in the command block, so that the door gets moved away from it's original position (does not matter how far)
- Execute the command block
EDIT: Same applies for pistons (without the upper part snapping to a side of course), tall grass, and probably moat/all double-block as well. I also associate it with a crash, for which I have created a report: https://bugs.mojang.com/browse/MC-61183
Environment
Windows 8.1 Core x64
Java 1.7.0_60
Created Issue:
Clone moving doors only moves haf lf of them
Using clone with the move parameter at the end on a door yields in the bottom half of the door to be moved, and the top half to jump to the west side of the block it is in.
Reproducing:
- Place a door down (material doesn't matter)
- Place a command block down from 2 blocks from it.
- Type the clone command in the command block, so that the door gets moved away from it's original position (does not matter how far)
- Execute the command block
Environment
Windows 8.1 Core x64
Java 1.7.0_60
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Using clone with the move parameter at the end on a door yields in the bottom half of the door to be moved, and the top half to jump to the west side of the block it is in.
Reproducing:
- Place a door down (material doesn't matter)
- Place a command block down from 2 blocks from it.
- Type the clone command in the command block, so that the door gets moved away from it's original position (does not matter how far)
- Execute the command block
EDIT: Same applies for pistons (without the upper part snapping to a side of course), and tall grass. I also associate it with a crash, for which I am creating another report.
Using clone with the move parameter at the end on a door yields in the bottom half of the door to be moved, and the top half to jump to the west side of the block it is in.
Reproducing:
- Place a door down (material doesn't matter)
- Place a command block down from 2 blocks from it.
- Type the clone command in the command block, so that the door gets moved away from it's original position (does not matter how far)
- Execute the command block
EDIT: Same applies for pistons (without the upper part snapping to a side of course),
andtall grass. I also associate it with a crash, for which I am creating another report.Using clone with the move parameter at the end on a door yields in the bottom half of the door to be moved, and the top half to jump to the west side of the block it is in.
Reproducing:
- Place a door down (material doesn't matter)
- Place a command block down from 2 blocks from it.
- Type the clone command in the command block, so that the door gets moved away from it's original position (does not matter how far)
- Execute the command block
EDIT: Same applies for pistons (without the upper part snapping to a side of course), tall grass, and probably moat/all double-block as well. I also associate it with a crash, for which I am creating another report.
Using clone with the move parameter at the end on a door yields in the bottom half of the door to be moved, and the top half to jump to the west side of the block it is in.
Reproducing:
- Place a door down (material doesn't matter)
- Place a command block down from 2 blocks from it.
- Type the clone command in the command block, so that the door gets moved away from it's original position (does not matter how far)
- Execute the command block
EDIT: Same applies for pistons (without the upper part snapping to a side of course), tall grass, and probably moat/all double-block as well. I also associate it with a crash, for which I am creating another report.
Using clone with the move parameter at the end on a door yields in the bottom half of the door to be moved, and the top half to jump to the west side of the block it is in.
Reproducing:
- Place a door down (material doesn't matter)
- Place a command block down from 2 blocks from it.
- Type the clone command in the command block, so that the door gets moved away from it's original position (does not matter how far)
- Execute the command block
EDIT: Same applies for pistons (without the upper part snapping to a side of course), tall grass, and probably moat/all double-block as well. I also associate it with a crash, for which I have created a report: https://bugs.mojang.com/browse/MC-61183
Clone moving doors only moves haflf of them
Clone moving doors only moves half of them/clone moving doors only moves half of them
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[Mojang] Searge (Michael Stoyke)I was testing for more bugs for issue MC-61170 (https://bugs.mojang.com/browse/MC-61170), when this happened. I have not been able to reproduce it since.
EDIT: If it makes any difference, the grass was "powered" by a piece of redstone dust.
Works for me, I used /clone ~ ~ ~2 ~ ~1 ~2 ~ ~ ~4 replace move
My problem was not that only the half of the door got moved, because that's the intended command. Sorry if I wasn't clear, English is not my primary language.
What I meant to emphasize is that the upper part of the door snapped to the west side instead of staying where it was.
After some testing, I found out that it got fixed apparently. Now the top part just disappears as seen in the first 45 seconds (and how it usually works): http://youtu.be/YNvKPzqaU4U