MCPE-112151Wandering trader can carry more than two llamas
Two llamas follow him and two lead llamas lead to wandering trader
How to Reproduce:
Step 1 Spawn a wandering trader
Step 2 Kill the wandering trader
Step 3 spawn another one
you can see it follows him
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Created Issue:
Wandering trader can carry four llamas
Two llamas follow him and two lead llamas lead to wandering trader
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Changed Description:
Two llamas follow him and two lead llamas lead to wandering trader
How to Reproduce:
Step 1 Spawn a wandering trader
Step 2 Kill the wandering trader
Step 3 spawn another one
you can see it follows him
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Changed Summary:
Wandering trader can carry four llamasLlamas form caravan to wander trader
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Changed Summary:
Llamas form caravan to wander traderWandering trader can carry more than two llamas
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Did the other one's have leads? Llamas follow each other so if you've killed other Traders before and had the llamas freed, they might have went and followed the ones on the leads. Hope this helps!
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Illagers killed the wandering trader and then another wandering trader spawned and 2 lead llamas and 2 regular llamas
This isn’t s bug then. Llamas follow llamas that have leads attached to them. So please remove this bug report since it isn’t a bug.
Please don’t tell them to delete thats very disrespectful
this isn't a bug, and we don't know if you set it up or this is just random coincidence involving some loose trader llamas with some other trader llamas with a wandering trader, and we don't necessarily know if you spawned these llamas beside the wandering trader (by spawning, I mean spawned another wandering trader and killed the trader itself, but not the llamas, then set the loose llamas with another wandering trader). I also play on Nintendo Switch and I have encountered this a few times, but I don't consider this a bug because it is intended for llamas to follow other llamas on leads. And the llamas in the picture aren't attached to any leads whatsoever, so all we can assume is that the llamas were set there or its just intended llama behavior. Also, I think this is an invalid report, as this does not contain much information on the bug and that all llamas follow other llamas on leads, making this basically intended behavior. Also, were all 4 llamas attached to leads being held by the wandering trader? (Just asking, but I don't see any wandering traders in this picture nor do I see any leads..)
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thats intended behavior for llamas, they follow other llamas attached to leads, whether the leads are attached to a fence post or any entity (including a wandering trader or player)
I also recommend searching on the internet. For example: search up "do llamas follow other llamas in Minecraft?" on google and see what appears. For me, it said the following "Leading. Llamas * do not accept saddles, so the player can't control one's movement, even when tamed. Thus, leads are the best way to move *llamas. Leading a llama (with a lead) actually signals up to ten nearby llamas (both tamed and untamed) to follow each other, forming a caravan.
I added a screenshot to this issue to confirm by Mojang themselves ("Official Minecraft Wiki") that this isn't a bug but in fact intended behavior for llamas.
Llamas follow other llamas (see Caravan achievement). The only way it would be a bug is the other 2 llamas had leads connected to the trader (making 4 total).
I want to remind everyone that the wiki is not an official source on what is intended behavior. Also, llamas forming a caravan when behind a llama leashed to a player does not necessarily mean they should form a caravan behind a llama leashed to a wandering trader, or to a fencepost (MC-205200). So this is a valid report and we will have to wait for Mojang to say whether the behavior is working as intended or not.
I do think it probably is intended behavior. In fact, it is a very useful feature that llamas follow another llama based on it being leashed, not based on what it is leashed to. Otherwise, when you wanted to park a caravan you would have to leash each llama separately or take the whole caravan in a corral, and that would almost defeat the purpose of having a caravan to begin with.
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yes it's still in the latest version but can i be a new reporter?
Thank you for your report!
However, this issue is Working as Intended.
The report you have submitted is working as intended: All llamas should follow a leashed llama to create a caravan.
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