Alejandro Daniel Nava Bortolotti
- ale27
- ale27
- America/Caracas
- Yes
- No
MC-8274
As we know, since the spanshot 13w04a (r1.5), when you rename a Command blocks with an anvil use their name instead of @ in the chat. For example, I use an anvil and rename it to "Herobrine", and the text I put is "The secret temple is located at...", now it should be displayed like this:
http://i.minus.com/jb0wQS15VVWfcJ.png
Ok, now I will change the String>CustomName of the Command block with an external program, and I add the section sign (§): "§cHerobrine", now Minecraft displays the command like this one:
http://i1.minus.com/jbcvx9Fek6VnyK.png
The issue/bug is notable, everything change, even the text of the command (that by the way is not an issue or bug), BUT the first bracket keep the original color, the white. This is obviously an issue. Please fix it!
The
imagenI leavebelow is another example, but similar:As we know, since the spanshot 13w04a (r1.5), when you rename a Command blocks with an anvil use their name instead of @ in the chat. For example, I use an anvil and rename it to "Herobrine", and the text I put is "The secret temple is located at...", now it should be displayed like this:
http://i.minus.com/jb0wQS15VVWfcJ.png
Ok, now I will change the String>CustomName of the Command block with an external program, and I add the section sign (§): "§cHerobrine", now Minecraft displays the command like this one:
http://i1.minus.com/jbcvx9Fek6VnyK.png
The issue/bug is notable, everything change, even the text of the command (that by the way is not an issue or bug), BUT the first bracket keep the original color, the white. This is obviously an issue. Please fix it!
The picture I left below is another example, but similar:
The original post:
MC-31826First of all, I know this was already posted (keep reading), but I have what syntax could be used to make this to happen. I also know what raw means, but as I said, I have the solution.
Sometimes I want to put in the "text": tag players (@p, @a, @r), but I can't.
Example.
For example I want to display something like Hi, alej27!, but I can't.
My suggested solution...
is to add something like /tellraw @p {"text":"Hi,
{"player":@p}!"} [Sorry about the disorder, but that was fault of Atlassian]. The tag added was
{"player":@p}, inside of
{"text":}.
One more thing.
This is most like a suggestion, not a bug, but I think the tag I said could be used. Here is in Reddit: http://redd.it/1mwbzg
The original post:
MC-31826First of all, I know this was already posted (keep reading), but I have what syntax could be used to make this to happen. I also know what raw means, but as I said, I have the solution.
Sometimes I want to put in the "text": tag players (@p, @a, @r), but I can't.
Example.
For example I want to display something like Hi, alej27!, but I can't.
My suggested solution...
is to add something like /tellraw @p {"text":"Hi,
{"player":@p}!"} (Sorry about the disorder, but that was fault of Atlassian). The tag added was
{"player":@p}, inside of
{"text":}.
One more thing.
This is most like a suggestion, not a bug, but I think the tag I said could be used. Here is in Reddit: http://redd.it/1mwbzg
Deeeeeeeeeeeeerp. To execute this command you must use /tellraw @a
{"text":"hi Players!"}. Learn the syntax of the command before saying it's a bug, 'cause it isn't.
luci999 I posted that in Reddit!! Don't steal my ideas!
Then, how do I delete this bug?
Oh, you're right. Sorry.