This is also the case when attempting to interact with buttons and levers. In creative mode, the item bobs back and forth as if you are placing something.
With sword in hand while crouched, right clicking a button blocks. With a bow, it pulls back an arrow.
Environment: Mac OSX 10.9.2 Java 7 update 51
I believe this is the same as the bug I'm experiencing. Here's another way to explain it:
In previous versions (confirmed in 1.7.5), executing the command "/scoreboard players set @a[score_ones=0] ones 1" would set all online players with score 0 or less AND all players who were not on the ones scoreboard.
in 14w10c, the same command only sets the score for players who are already on that scoreboard.
Image 1: Showing two players online, one has no value for the ones objective, the other has 0.
Image 2: Showing the command to be executed "/scoreboard players set @a[score_ones=0] ones 1"
Image 3: Showing the results. The player with 0 in ones was set to 1. The player with no value for ones was not set.
Stephen Kowalski
MC-51179
Another video demonstrating the problem. http://youtu.be/tS1ZnLMLkMY
This is also the case when attempting to interact with buttons and levers. In creative mode, the item bobs back and forth as if you are placing something.
With sword in hand while crouched, right clicking a button blocks. With a bow, it pulls back an arrow.
I can confirm this issue. I have experienced it as well. It broke my minecart station.
Environment: Mac OSX 10.9.2 Java 7 update 51
I believe this is the same as the bug I'm experiencing. Here's another way to explain it:
In previous versions (confirmed in 1.7.5), executing the command "/scoreboard players set @a[score_ones=0] ones 1" would set all online players with score 0 or less AND all players who were not on the ones scoreboard.
in 14w10c, the same command only sets the score for players who are already on that scoreboard.
Image 1: Showing two players online, one has no value for the ones objective, the other has 0.
Image 2: Showing the command to be executed "/scoreboard players set @a[score_ones=0] ones 1"
Image 3: Showing the results. The player with 0 in ones was set to 1. The player with no value for ones was not set.