MCPE-20543Execute Command - Uses Wrong Player Coordinates
When using the /execute command with coordinates, the relative coordinates start from the wrong place, ie the players head (or top half) rather than the feet.
What I expected to happen:
This command should detect that a player is standing on a stone block: /execute @p ~ ~ ~ detect ~ ~-1 ~ stone 0 kill @p ("-1" is one below the player)
What actually happened:
However only this command works: /execute @p ~ ~ ~ detect ~ ~-2 ~ stone 0 kill @p - Which means the relative position is starting from the wrong place (ie the head not the feet)
Steps to Reproduce:
- Standing on the ground (grass), use the command /setblock ~ ~-1 ~ stone, it places a stone block directly under your feet
- Now use the command /execute @p ~ ~ ~ detect ~ ~-1 ~ stone 0 kill @p, nothing happens
- Now try /execute @p ~ ~ ~ detect ~ ~-2 ~ stone 0 kill @p - It detects the stone block underneath you and executes the /kill command
Edit: Added test world, uses "/give diamond" instead of /kill
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Execute Command - Uses Wrong Player Coordinates
When using the /execute command with coordinates, the relative coordinates start from the wrong place, ie the players head (or top half) rather than the feet.
What I expected to happen:
This command should detect that a player is standing on a stone block: /execute @p ~ ~ ~ detect ~ ~-1 ~ stone 0 kill @p ("-1" is one below the player)What actually happened:
However only this command works: /execute @p ~ ~ ~ detect ~ ~-2 ~ stone 0 kill @p - Which means the relative position is starting from the wrong place (ie the head not the feet)Steps to Reproduce:
- Standing on the ground (grass), use the command /setblock ~ ~-1 ~ stone, it places a stone block directly under your feet
- Now use the command /execute @p ~ ~ ~ detect ~ ~-1 ~ stone 0 kill @p, nothing happens
- Now try /execute @p ~ ~ ~ detect ~ ~-2 ~ stone 0 kill @p - It detects the stone block underneath you and executes the /kill command
When using the /execute command with coordinates, the relative coordinates start from the wrong place, ie the players head (or top half) rather than the feet.
What I expected to happen:
This command should detect that a player is standing on a stone block: /execute @p ~ ~ ~ detect ~ ~-1 ~ stone 0 kill @p ("-1" is one below the player)What actually happened:
However only this command works: /execute @p ~ ~ ~ detect ~ ~-2 ~ stone 0 kill @p - Which means the relative position is starting from the wrong place (ie the head not the feet)Steps to Reproduce:
- Standing on the ground (grass), use the command /setblock ~ ~-1 ~ stone, it places a stone block directly under your feet
- Now use the command /execute @p ~ ~ ~ detect ~ ~-1 ~ stone 0 kill @p, nothing happens
- Now try /execute @p ~ ~ ~ detect ~ ~-2 ~ stone 0 kill @p - It detects the stone block underneath you and executes the /kill command
Edit: Added test world, uses "/give diamond" instead of /kill
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Thank you for your report!
However, this issue has been closed as Cannot Reproduce.
We were unable to reproduce the problem you are describing. I'm trying to work through the /execute command bugs, and I noticed that your example is trying to detect an invalid block id (Stone -1).
I think the issue here is the relative position not working correctly, as detailed in MCPE-20543.
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Thank you for your report!
However, this issue has been closed as a Duplicate of MCPE-20543.
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Verification builds:
1.1.0.4 Retail
Summary:
When teleporting with an ender pearl, the target location is too high, meaning you 'land' in the air, and then fall by one block.
Steps to Reproduce
Method 1
- Fire an ender pearl
- When you land, notice how the player falls by one block
Method 2
- Fire an ender pearl onto some tilled soil
- Notice that you fall down and trample the ground
Observed Results:
The target location probably uses the players head (camera) as the coordinate, rather than the ground or the players' feet.
Expected Results:
The player should land on the ground at the target location, not in the air
Screenshots/Videos attached: No
Notes:
Possibly related to MCPE-20543 (incorrect player reference coordinates)
Added world download showcasing the bug.
The command causes much lag