MC-86311Using pick block on a primed TNT doesn't give you a TNT
When you use pick block on a primed tnt, you will get nothing.
What I expect: I get the tnt block on my selected slot
What actually happened: I got nothing
To reproduce: type "/summon PrimedTnt ~ ~ ~
" and use pick block when pointing the primed tnt.
Environment
Windows 10 x64
Java 8u51 x64
Created Issue:
Using pick block on a primed tnt doesn't give you a tnt
When you use pick block on a primed tnt, you will get nothing.
What I expect: I get the tnt block on my selected slot
{Fuse:1000}
What actually happened: I got nothing
To reproduce: type "/summon PrimedTnt ~ ~ ~" and use pick block when pointing the primed tnt.
Environment
Windows 10 x64
Java 8u51 x64
Changed Summary:
Using pick block on a primedtntdoesn't give you atntUsing pick block on a primed TNT doesn't give you a TNT
That's because PrimedTnt is an Entity (just like a mob) and not a block (however, mobs still give you a spawn egg when you mousewheel-click on them).
(oh, yeah, and 127 is the max value for Fuse)
No it can fuse more than 127 ticks. Also if pick block on entities work, primed tnts should work too.
You're right, the wiki (http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Chunk_format#Dynamic_tiles) said Fuse is a byte, which means its range would be -128 to 127, but it actually is a short, which means it's range is -32768 to 32767.