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MCPE-93926
Description: The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
My expectations: Executing commands such as "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~" and "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~2 ~" will enable the command executor to obtain the correct RX axis data.
Actual situation: when the facing position will make the RX axis value of the command executor not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of the value of | Rx |. Generally, when the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target ≥ 45°, the RX axis value
=45.Description: The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
My expectations: Executing commands such as "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~" and "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~2 ~" will enable the command executor to obtain the correct RX axis data.
Actual situation: when the facing position will make the RX axis value of the command executor not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of the value of | Rx |. Generally, when the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target ≥ 45 °, the RX axis value finally obtained by the target is equal to 45 °.
Description: The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
My expectations: Executing commands such as "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~" and "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~2 ~" will enable the command executor to obtain the correct RX axis data.
Actual situation: when the facing position will make the RX axis value of the command executor not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of the value of | Rx |. Generally, when the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target ≥ 45 °, the RX axis value finally obtained by the target is equal to 45 °.
Description: The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
My expectations: Executing commands such as "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~" and "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~2 ~" will enable the command executor to obtain the correct RX axis data.
Actual situation: when the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of | Rx |. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "Rx∈[45°,90°]∪[-45°,-90°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always equal to 45°.
Description: The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
My expectations: Executing commands such as "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~" and "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~2 ~" will enable the command executor to obtain the correct RX axis data.
Actual situation: when the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |
Rx|. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "Rx∈[45°,90°]∪[-45°,-90°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always equal to 45°.Description: The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
My expectations: Executing commands such as "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~" and "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~2 ~" will enable the command executor to obtain the correct RX axis data.
Actual situation: when the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "Rx∈[45°,90°]∪[-45°,-90°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always equal to 45°.
Description: The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
My expectations: Executing commands such as "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~" and "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~2 ~" will enable the command executor to obtain the correct RX axis data.
Actual situation: when the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "R
x∈[45°,90°]∪[-45°,-90°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always equal to 45°.Description: The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
My expectations: Executing commands such as "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~" and "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~2 ~" will enable the command executor to obtain the correct RX axis data.
Actual situation: when the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-45°,-90°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always equal to 45°.
Description: The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
My expectations: Executing commands such as "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~" and "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~2 ~" will enable the command executor to obtain the correct RX axis data.
Actual situation: when the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-45°,-90°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always equal to 45°(or -45°).
Description: The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
My expectations: Executing commands such as "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~" and "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~2 ~" will enable the command executor to obtain the correct RX axis data.
Actual situation: when the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-
45°,-90°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always equal to 45°(or -45°).Description: The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
My expectations: Executing commands such as "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~" and "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~2 ~" will enable the command executor to obtain the correct RX axis data.
Actual situation: when the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always equal to 45°(or -45°).
Description: The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
My expectations: Executing commands such as "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~" and "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~2 ~" will enable the command executor to obtain the correct RX axis data.
Actual situation:
when the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always equal to 45°(or -45°).Description: The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
My expectations: Executing commands such as "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~" and "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~2 ~" will enable the command executor to obtain the correct RX axis data.
Actual situation: When the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always equal to 45°(or -45°).
Description:The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
My expectations:Executing commands such as "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~" and "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~2~"will enable the command executor to obtain the correct RX axis data.Actual situation: When the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always equal to 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Executing commands such as "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~" and "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~".
Observed Results:
RX axis value of command executor ≈ 45°.Expected Results:
·Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~
Correct result: RX=-90
·Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~
Correct result: RX≈84.289°
Actual situation: When the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always equal to 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Executing commands such as "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~" and "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~".
Observed Results:
RX axis value of command executor ≈ 45°.Expected Results:
·Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~
Correct result: RX=-90
·Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~
Correct result: RX≈84.289°
Actual situation:When the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always equal to 45°(or -45°).Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Executing commands such as "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~" and "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~".
Observed Results:
RX axis value of command executor ≈ 45°.Expected Results:
·Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~
Correct result: RX=-90
·Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~
Correct result: RX≈84.289°
Notes:
When the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always equal to 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Executing commands such as "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~" and "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~".
Observed Results:
RX axis value of command executor ≈ 45°.Expected Results:
·Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~
Correct result: RX=-90°
·Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~
Correct result: RX≈84.289°
Notes:
When the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always equal to 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Executing commands such as "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~" and "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~".
Observed Results:
RX axis value of command executor ≈ -45°.Expected Results:
·Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~
Correct result: RX=-90°
·Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~
Correct result: RX≈-84.289°
Notes:
When the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always equal to 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Executing commands such as "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~" and "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~".
Observed Results:
RX axis value of command executor ≈ -45°.Expected Results:
·Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~
Correct result: RX=-90°
·Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~
Correct result: RX≈-84.289°
Notes:
When using the facing function of command tp, the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always equal to 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Executing commands such as "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~" and "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~".
Observed Results:
RX axis value of command executor ≈ -45°.Expected Results:
·Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~
Correct result: RX=-90°
·Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~
Correct result: RX≈-84.289°
Notes:
When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always equal to 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Executing commands such as "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~" and "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~".
Observed Results:
RX axis value of command executor ≈ -45°.Expected Results:
·Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~
Correct result: RX=-90°
·Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~
Correct result: RX≈-84.289°
Notes:
When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
.Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always equal to 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Executing commands such as "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~" and "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~".
Observed Results:
RX axis value of command executor ≈ -45°.Expected Results:
·Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~
Correct result: RX=-90°
·Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~
Correct result: RX≈-84.289°
Notes:
When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always equal to 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Executing commands such as "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~" and "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~".
Observed Results:
RX axis value of command executor ≈ -45°.Expected Results:
·Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~
Correct result: RX=-90°
·Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~
Correct result: RX≈-84.289°
Notes:
When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always equal to 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Executing commands such as "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~" and "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~".
Observed Results:
RX axis value of command executor ≈ -45°.Expected Results:
·Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~
Correct result: RX=-90°
·Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~
Correct result: RX≈-84.289°
Notes:
1. When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
2. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always equal to 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Executing commands such as "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~" and "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~".
Observed Results:
RX axis value of command executor ≈ -45°.Expected Results:
·Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~
Correct result: RX=-90°
·Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~
Correct result: RX≈-84.289°
Notes:
1. When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
2. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always
equal to45°(or -45°).Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Executing commands such as "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~" and "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~".
Observed Results:
RX axis value of command executor ≈ -45°.Expected Results:
·Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~
Correct result: RX=-90°
·Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~
Correct result: RX≈-84.289°
Notes:
1. When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
2. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Executing commands such as "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~" and "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~".
Observed Results:
RX axis value of command executor ≈ -45°.Expected Results:
·Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~
1 ~Correct result: RX=-90°
·Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~
Correct result: RX≈-84.289°
Notes:
1. When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
2. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Executing commands such as "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~" and "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~".
Observed Results:
RX axis value of command executor ≈ -45°.Expected Results:
·"/Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~"
Correct result: RX=-90°
·"/Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~"
Correct result: RX≈-84.289°
Notes:
1. When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
2. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Executing commands such as "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~" and "tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~".
Observed Results:
RX axis value of command executor ≈ -45°.Expected Results:
·"/Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~"
Correct result: RX=-90°
·"/Tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~"
Correct result: RX≈-84.289°
Notes:
1. When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
2. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Executing commands such as
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~ /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~
Observed Results:
RX axis value of command executor ≈ -45°.Expected Results:
Command Correct Result /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX=-90° /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ RX≈-84.289°
Notes:
1. When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
2. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Executing commands such as
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~ /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~
Observed Results:
RX axis value of command executor ≈ -45°.Expected Results:
Command Correct Result /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX=-90° /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ RX≈-84.289°
Notes:
1. When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
2. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Executing commands such as
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~ /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results:
RX axis value of command executor ≈ -45°.Expected Results:
Commands Correct Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX=-90° /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ RX≈-84.289° Notes:
1. When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
2. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Executing commands such as
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~ /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results:
RX axis value of command executor ≈ -45°.
Expected Results:
Commands Correct Results/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX=-90° /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~RX≈- 84.289°Notes:
1. When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
2. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Executing commands such as
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~ /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:**
Commands Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX=-90° RX≈-45° /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ RX≈-84.289° RX≈-45° Notes:
1. When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
2. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Executing commands such as
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~ /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:**
Commands Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX=-90° RX≈-45° /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ RX≈-84.289° RX≈-45° Notes:
1. When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
2. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Executing commands
such as/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~ /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX=-90° RX≈-45° /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ RX≈-84.289° RX≈-45° Notes:
1. When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
2. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following commands in the chat bar
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~ /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX=-90° RX≈-45° /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ RX≈-84.289° RX≈-45°
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command
Notes:1. When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
2. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following commands in the chat bar
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~ /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX=-90° RX≈-45° /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ RX≈-84.289° RX≈-45°
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command
Notes:1. When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
2. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following commands in the chat bar
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~ /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX=-90° RX≈-45° /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ RX≈-84.289° RX≈-45° "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command
Notes:
1. When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.2. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following commands in the chat bar
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~ /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX=-90° RX≈-45° /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ RX≈-84.289° RX≈-45° "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command
Notes:
1. When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.2. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following commands in the chat bar
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~ /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX=-90° RX≈-45° /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ RX≈-84.289° RX≈-45°
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command
Notes:
1. When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.2. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following commands in the chat bar
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX=-90° RX≈-45° /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ RX≈-84.289° RX≈-45°
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command
Notes:
1. When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.2. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar
Note: each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded//代码占位符/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX=-90° RX≈-45° /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ RX≈-84.289° RX≈-45°
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command
Notes:
1. When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.2. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar
Note: each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded//代码占位符/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX=-90° RX≈-45° /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ RX≈-84.289° RX≈-45°
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command
Notes:
1. When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.2. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar
Note: each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX=-90° RX≈-45° /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ RX≈-84.289° RX≈-45°
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command
Notes:
1. When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.2. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note: each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~ 1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX=-90° RX≈-45° /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ RX≈-84.289° RX≈-45°
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command
Notes:
1. When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.2. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note: each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX=-90° RX≈-45° /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ RX≈-84.289° RX≈-45°
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command
Notes:
1. When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.2. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note:each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX=-90° RX≈-45° /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ RX≈-84.289° RX≈-45°
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command
Notes:
1. When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.2. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note: Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX=-90° RX≈-45° /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ RX≈-84.289° RX≈-45°
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command
Notes:
1. When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rx axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.2. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note: Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX=-90° RX≈-45° /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ RX≈-84.289° RX≈-45°
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command
Notes:
1. When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of Rxaxis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.2. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note: Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX=-90° RX≈-45° /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ RX≈-84.289° RX≈-45°
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command
Notes:
1. When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.2. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note: Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX=-90° RX≈-45° /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ RX≈-84.289° RX≈-45°
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command
Notes:
1. When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.2. Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note: Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX=-90° RX≈-45° /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ RX≈-84.289° RX≈-45°
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note: Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX=-90° RX≈-45° /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ RX≈-84.289° RX≈-45°
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity, that is, the X-axis rotation Angle.
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note: Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX=-90° RX≈-45° /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ RX≈-84.289° RX≈-45°
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity
, that is, theX-axis rotation Angle.Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note: Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX=-90° RX≈-45° /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ RX≈-84.289° RX≈-45°
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note: Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX=arctan1=-90° RX≈-45° /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ RX=arctan(10/1)=arctan10≈-84.289° RX≈-45°
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note: Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX=arctan1=-90° RX≈-45° /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ RX= arctan(10/1)=arctan10≈-84.289°RX≈-45°
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note: Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX= arctan1=-90°RX≈-45° /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ RX=arctan10≈-84.289° RX≈-45°
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note: Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX=-90°(Target is looking straight up) RX≈-45°(The target looks upward approximately 45°) /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ RX=arctan10≈-84.289°(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°) RX≈-45°(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note: Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ RX=-90°(Target is looking straight up) RX ≈-45°(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ RX=arctan10≈-84.289°(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°) RX≈-45°(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note: Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position (~,1,) RX=-90°(Target is looking straight up) RX≈-45°(The target looks upward approximately 45°) /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position (1,~10,) RX=arctan10≈-84.289°(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°) RX≈-45°(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note: Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position (~,1,) RX=-90°(Target is looking straight up) RX≈-45°(The target looks upward approximately 45°) /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position (1,~10,) RX=arctan10≈-84.289°(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°) RX≈-45°(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note: Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°(Target is looking straight up) RX≈-45°(The target looks upward approximately 45°) /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°) RX≈-45°(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note: Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°(Target is looking straight up) RX≈-45°(The target looks upward approximately 45°) /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°) RX≈-45°(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results** 列 A1 Col A2
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note: Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°(Target is looking straight up) RX≈-45°(The target looks upward approximately 45°) /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°) RX≈-45°(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results** 列 A1 Col A2
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note: Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results** /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°(Target is looking straight up) RX≈-45°(The target looks upward approximately 45°) /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°) RX≈-45°(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note: Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results** /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°(Target is looking straight up) RX≈-45°(The target looks upward approximately 45°) /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°) RX≈-45°(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note: Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°(Target is looking straight up) RX≈-45°(The target looks upward approximately 45°) /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°) RX≈-45°(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note: Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note: Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note: Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
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Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded. {{}}*{{
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
}}*
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded. {{}}*{{
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded. **/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded. **/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.{quote}/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.{quote}/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
{Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
{Execute the following command in the chat bar.Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~
Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~
Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
{{}}Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
{{
}}Execute the following command in the chat bar.Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.{quote}
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
{quote}/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
{quote}A{quote}
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
{quote}A{quote}
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
{quote} B
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
{quote} B
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
M
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
M
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
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{quote}}}/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
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{{被括在文本框内{quote}}}/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
A {quote}/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
A {quote}/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
A
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
A/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
A
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
*
*
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
*
*
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded./tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note:Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
is duplicated by：
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely - Jira (mojang.com)
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note:Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note:Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
is duplicated by:
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely - Jira (mojang.com)
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note:Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
is duplicated by:
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely- Jira (mojang.com)
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note:Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
is duplicated by:
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. CompletelyMCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely - Jira (mojang.com)
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note:Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
is duplicated by:
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. CompletelyMCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely- Jira (mojang.com)
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note:Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
isduplicatedby:
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. CompletelyMCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. CompletelySummary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note:Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Is Duplicated By:
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. CompletelyMCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note:Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Is Duplicated By:
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MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. CompletelyMCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely{{ }}{{{}
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. CompletelyMCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note:Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Is Duplicated By:
{{}}}}
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. CompletelyMCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely{{ }}{{{}
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. CompletelyMCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. CompletelySummary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note:Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Is Duplicated By:
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note:Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Is Duplicated By:
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. CompletelySummary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note:Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Is Duplicated By:
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. CompletelyMCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note:Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Is Duplicated By:
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. CompletelyMCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. CompletelySummary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note:Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Is Duplicated By:
1.
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely2.
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note:Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Is Duplicated By:
1.
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely2.
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely3. [
The facing feedback of "/tp" command is wrong
https://bugs.mojang.com/browse/MCPE-103822]
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note:Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Is Duplicated By:
1.
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely2.
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely3. [
The facing feedback of "/tp" command is wrong
https://bugs.mojang.com/browse/MCPE-103822] Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note:Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Is Duplicated By:
1.
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely2.
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely3.
MCPE-103822The facing feedback of "/tp" command is wrong
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note:Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Is Duplicated By:
1.
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely2.
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely3.
MCPE-103822The facing feedback of "/tp" command is wrong4.
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely5.
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note:Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Is Duplicated By:
1.
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely2.
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely3.
MCPE-103822The facing feedback of "/tp" command is wrong4.
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely5.
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note:Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Is Duplicated By:
1.
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely2.
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely3.
MCPE-103822The facing feedback of "/tp" command is wrong4.
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note:Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Is Duplicated By:
1.
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely2.
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely3.
MCPE-103822The facing feedback of "/tp" command is wrongSummary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note:Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
The problem link:
is duplicated by/relates to
1.
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely2.
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely3.
MCPE-103822The facing feedback of "/tp" command is wrong
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note:Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
The problem link:
isduplicatedby/relates to1.
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely2.
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely3.
MCPE-103822The facing feedback of "/tp" command is wrongSummary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note:Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
The problem link:
Is Duplicated By / Relates to
1.
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely2.
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely3.
MCPE-103822The facing feedback of "/tp" command is wrong
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note:Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
The problem link:Is Duplicated By
/Relates to1.
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely2.
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely3.
MCPE-103822The facing feedback of "/tp" command is wrongSummary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note:Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Problem links:
Is Duplicated By/Relates to
1.
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely2.
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely3.
MCPE-103822The facing feedback of "/tp" command is wrong
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note: Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Problem links:
Is Duplicated By/Relates to
1.
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely2.
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely3.
MCPE-103822The facing feedback of "/tp" command is wrong
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note: Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Problem links:
Is Duplicated By/Relates to
1.
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely2.
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely3.
MCPE-103822The facing feedback of "/tp" command is wrongSummary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note:
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Problem links:
Is Duplicated By/Relates to
1.
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely2.
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely3.
MCPE-103822The facing feedback of "/tp" command is wrong
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note:
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Problem links:
Is Duplicated By/Relates to
1.
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely2.
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely3.
MCPE-103822The facing feedback of "/tp" command is wrongSummary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Problem links:
Is Duplicated By/Relates to
1.
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely2.
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely3.
MCPE-103822The facing feedback of "/tp" command is wrong
Problems in command tp(teleport)Command Tp work unexpected
Command Tp(Teleport) work unexpected
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Problem links:
Is Duplicated By/Relates to
#Note: The content listed below has been added to the corresponding location.{}
1.
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely2.
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely3.
MCPE-103822The facing feedback of "/tp" command is wrong
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Problem links:
Is Duplicated By/Relates to
#Note: The content listed below has been added to the corresponding location
.{}1.
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely2.
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely3.
MCPE-103822The facing feedback of "/tp" command is wrong
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°(or -45°).
Problem links:
Is Duplicated By/Relates to
#Note: The content listed below has been added to the corresponding location.
1.
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely2.
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely3.
MCPE-103822The facing feedback of "/tp" command is wrong
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45°
(or -45°).Problem links:
Is Duplicated By/Relates to
#Note: The content listed below has been added to the corresponding location.
1.
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely2.
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely3.
MCPE-103822The facing feedback of "/tp" command is wrongSummary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45° or -45°.
Problem links:
Is Duplicated By/Relates to
#Note: The content listed below has been added to the corresponding location.
1.
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely2.
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely3.
MCPE-103822The facing feedback of "/tp" command is wrong
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45° or -45°.
Problem links:
Is Duplicated By/Relates to
#Note: The content listed below has been added to the corresponding location.
1.
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely2.
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely3.
MCPE-103822The facing feedback of "/tp" command is wrong
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target
not 0, the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45° or -45°.
Problem links:
Is Duplicated By/Relates to
1.
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely2.
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely3.
MCPE-103822The facing feedback of "/tp" command is wrongSummary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=arctan10≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target meet "RX∈(-45°,45°)", the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45° or -45°.
Problem links:
Is Duplicated By/Relates to
1.
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely2.
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely3.
MCPE-103822The facing feedback of "/tp" command is wrong
Summary:
The facing function of command tp will make the RX axis value obtained by the command executor inaccurate.
Steps to Reproduce:
Execute the following command in the chat bar.
Note
Each time a command is executed, the RX axis value of the command executor needs to be recorded.
/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~Observed Results and Expected Results:
Commands Use Expected Results Observed Results /tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~ ~1 ~ Make the target look at position "~ ~1 ~". RX=-90°
(Target is looking straight up)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)/tp ~ ~ ~ facing ~1 ~10 ~ Make the target look at position "~1 ~10 ~". RX=-arctan(10)≈-84.289°
(The target looks upward approximately 84.289°)RX≈-45°
(The target looks upward approximately 45°)
- "RX" refers to the value on the RX axis after the command executor executes the above command.
- The RX axis value refers to the vertical rotation Angle of the entity(X-axis rotation Angle).
Notes:
- When using the facing function of command tp, if the facing position will make the RX axis value of the target meet "RX∈(-45°,45°)", the error of RX axis value will increase with the increase of |RX|.
- Generally speaking, when the facing position will make RX meet "RX∈[45°,90°]∪[-90°,-45°]", the final RX axis value obtained by the target is always about 45° or -45°.
Problem links:
Is Duplicated By/Relates to
1.
MCPE-131283Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely2.
MCPE-114950Since a long time now the facing command in mcbe is broken. Completely3.
MCPE-103822The facing feedback of "/tp" command is wrong
Summary
Local coordinates do not work properly in functions.
How to reproduce
- Make a behavior package that contains a function named Test
- In function
Awrite "execute @s ~ ~1.5 ~ summon armor_stand ^ ^ ^5"- Load the behavior pack in the cheat enabled archive
- Enter the game save
- Change your character's orientation in the game
- Run the command "/function Test" in the chat bar
- Repeat Step 5 to Step 6 for multiple times
Expected Results
Armor stands are spawned 5 blocks in front of you.
Observed Results
No matter how you change the orientation, the armor stand is generated in one place.
Note
The BDS server is not affected.
If your horizontal orientation is ry and your vertical orientation is rx, and you are currently at (x,y,z), then after executing that function, the armor stand should be spawned at this position:
( -5*cos(rx)*sin(ry)+x , -5*sin(rx)+y+1.5 , 5*cos(rx)*cos(ry)+z )
Summary
Local coordinates do not work properly in functions.
How to reproduce
- Make a behavior package that contains a function named Test
- In function Test write "execute @s ~ ~1.5 ~ summon armor_stand ^ ^ ^5"
- Load the behavior pack in the cheat enabled archive
- Enter the game save
- Change your character's orientation in the game
- Run the command "/function Test" in the chat bar
- Repeat Step 5 to Step 6 for multiple times
Expected Results
Armor stands are spawned 5 blocks in front of you.
Observed Results
No matter how you change the orientation, the armor stand is generated in one place.
Note
The BDS server is not affected.
If your horizontal orientation is ry and your vertical orientation is rx, and you are currently at (x,y,z), then after executing that function, the armor stand should be spawned at this position:
( -5*cos(rx)*sin(ry)+x , -5*sin(rx)+y+1.5 , 5*cos(rx)*cos(ry)+z )
Summary
Local coordinates do not work properly in functions.
How to reproduce
- Make a behavior package that contains a function named Test
- In function Test write "execute @s ~ ~1.5 ~ summon armor_stand ^ ^ ^5"
- Load the behavior pack in the cheat enabled archive
- Enter the game save
- Change your character's orientation in the game
- Run the command "/function Test" in the chat bar
- Repeat Step 5 to Step 6 for multiple times
Expected Results
Armor stands are spawned 5 blocks in front of you.
Observed Results
No matter how you change the orientation, the armor stand is
generated in one place.Note
The BDS server is not affected.
If your horizontal orientation is ry and your vertical orientation is rx, and you are currently at (x,y,z), then after executing that function, the armor stand should be spawned at this position:
( -5*cos(rx)*sin(ry)+x , -5*sin(rx)+y+1.5 , 5*cos(rx)*cos(ry)+z )
Summary
Local coordinates do not work properly in functions.
How to reproduce
- Make a behavior package that contains a function named Test
- In function Test write "execute @s ~ ~1.5 ~ summon armor_stand ^ ^ ^5"
- Load the behavior pack in the cheat enabled archive
- Enter the game save
- Change your character's orientation in the game
- Run the command "/function Test" in the chat bar
- Repeat Step 5 to Step 6 for multiple times
Expected Results
Armor stands are spawned 5 blocks in front of you.
Observed Results
No matter how you change the orientation, the armor stand is spawned in one place.
Note
The BDS server is not affected.
If your horizontal orientation is ry and your vertical orientation is rx, and you are currently at (x,y,z), then after executing that function, the armor stand should be spawned at this position:
( -5*cos(rx)*sin(ry)+x , -5*sin(rx)+y+1.5 , 5*cos(rx)*cos(ry)+z )
@[MCQA] Bartłomiej Słodkowski This feedback has been updated. This issue still affects the latest version.
I also submitted this question.
Link:
MCPE-144870Problems in command tp(teleport)But I have one question. How do I set up "Relates to" and "is duplicated by"?
In version 1.19.10.21 Preview , the problem has been fixed.
This may set by the creators intentional, so I think it's may not a bug?