Blocks placed in armor slot not visually rendering, when placed there by the /replaceitem command
What I expected to happen was:
When I used the /replaceitem command, the diamond block would render on the skeleton/myself
What actually happened was:
When I used the /replaceitem command , it did not render the diamond block on the skeleton/myself
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Run this command: /replaceitem entity @p slot.armor.head 0 diamond_block
2. Notice that the diamond block does not render visually on the player
Device NVIDIA Shield Tablet K1
Edit by [~576874]: added repo steps and updated title
Original: When I use the /replaceitem command to make mobs wear blocks on their heads, the command says it's successful, but the blocks that are supposed to be on their heads are invsible. I used the command to place a diamond block on a skeleton. The result was he stopped burning, but the diamond block on his head was invisible.
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Replaceitem command not working to place blocks on entities heads correctly.
When I use the /replaceitem command to make mobs wear blocks on their heads, the command says it's successful, but the blocks that are supposed to be on their heads are invsible. I used the command to place a diamond block on a skeleton. The result was he stopped burning, but the diamond block on his head was invisible.
When I use the /replaceitem command to make mobs wear blocks on their heads, the command says it's successful, but the blocks that are supposed to be on their heads are invsible. I used the command to place a diamond block on a skeleton. The result was he stopped burning, but the diamond block on his head was invisible. Also if you wear a block, you get the fui as if you are wearing a pumpkin.
Replaceitem command notworking to place blockson entities heads correctly./Replaceitem command not rendering visually on entities heads correctly.
When I use the /replaceitem command to make mobs wear blocks on their heads, the command says it's successful, but the blocks that are supposed to be on their heads are invsible. I used the command to place a diamond block on a skeleton. The result was he stopped burning, but the diamond block on his head was invisible.
Also if you wear a block, you get the fui as if you are wearing a pumpkin.What I expected to happen was:
When I used the /replaceditWhat actually happened was:
Steps to Reproduce:
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3.Device NVIDIA Shield Tablet K1
Testing Conditions:
When I use the /replaceitem command to make mobs wear blocks on their heads, the command says it's successful, but the blocks that are supposed to be on their heads are invsible. I used the command to place a diamond block on a skeleton. The result was he stopped burning, but the diamond block on his head was invisible.
What I expected to happen was:
When I used the /replaceditWhat actually happened was:
Steps to Reproduce:
1.
2.
3.Device NVIDIA Shield Tablet K1
Testing Conditions:
When I use the /replaceitem command to make mobs wear blocks on their heads, the command says it's successful, but the blocks that are supposed to be on their heads are invsible. I used the command to place a diamond block on a skeleton. The result was he stopped burning, but the diamond block on his head was invisible.
What I expected to happen was:
When I used the /replaceitem command, the diamond block would render on the skeleton/myselfWhat actually happened was:
When I used the /replaceitem command , it did not render the diamond block on the skeleton/myself
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Run this command /replaceitem entity @p slot.armor.head 0 diamond_block
2. Notice that the diamond block does not render visually on the playerDevice NVIDIA Shield Tablet K1
Edit by [~576874]: added repo steps
Original When I use the /replaceitem command to make mobs wear blocks on their heads, the command says it's successful, but the blocks that are supposed to be on their heads are invsible. I used the command to place a diamond block on a skeleton. The result was he stopped burning, but the diamond block on his head was invisible.
What I expected to happen was:
When I used the /replaceitem command, the diamond block would render on the skeleton/myselfWhat actually happened was:
When I used the /replaceitem command , it did not render the diamond block on the skeleton/myself
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Run this command /replaceitem entity @p slot.armor.head 0 diamond_block
2. Notice that the diamond block does not render visually on the playerDevice NVIDIA Shield Tablet K1
Edit by [~576874]: added repo steps
Original: When I use the /replaceitem command to make mobs wear blocks on their heads, the command says it's successful, but the blocks that are supposed to be on their heads are invsible. I used the command to place a diamond block on a skeleton. The result was he stopped burning, but the diamond block on his head was invisible.
/Replaceitem command not renderingvisuallyon entities heads correctly./replaceitem command not visually rendering blocks on entities heads correctly.
What I expected to happen was:
When I used the /replaceitem command, the diamond block would render on the skeleton/myselfWhat actually happened was:
When I used the /replaceitem command , it did not render the diamond block on the skeleton/myself
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Run this command: /replaceitem entity @p slot.armor.head 0 diamond_block
2. Notice that the diamond block does not render visually on the playerDevice NVIDIA Shield Tablet K1
Edit by [~576874]: added repo steps
Original: When I use the /replaceitem command to make mobs wear blocks on their heads, the command says it's successful, but the blocks that are supposed to be on their heads are invsible. I used the command to place a diamond block on a skeleton. The result was he stopped burning, but the diamond block on his head was invisible.
/replaceitem command not visually rendering blocks on entities heads correctly.Blocks placed in armor slot not visually rendering, when placed there by the /replaceitem command
What I expected to happen was:
When I used the /replaceitem command, the diamond block would render on the skeleton/myselfWhat actually happened was:
When I used the /replaceitem command , it did not render the diamond block on the skeleton/myself
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Run this command: /replaceitem entity @p slot.armor.head 0 diamond_block
2. Notice that the diamond block does not render visually on the playerDevice NVIDIA Shield Tablet K1
Edit by [~576874]: added repo steps and updated title
Original: When I use the /replaceitem command to make mobs wear blocks on their heads, the command says it's successful, but the blocks that are supposed to be on their heads are invsible. I used the command to place a diamond block on a skeleton. The result was he stopped burning, but the diamond block on his head was invisible.
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[Mod] GoldenHelmet you are absolutely right. Moreover, it is a duplicate MCPE-20437



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