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- francofantino
- francofantino
- America/Cancun
- Yes
- No
MC-109883
MCPE-34527MCPE-37057
In the process of making an adventure map, I used /kill @e [type=Sheep,r=1] to kill all sheep in a one block radius. A sheep was in the same block as I was, but as I hit Enter, the sheep walked to a block right next to it, placing it halfway on one block, and halfway on another. Once the command was executed, the sheep was red (indicating it died) and the chat stated, "Sheep Killed" It showed a stretched out texture of raw mutton in one of my inventory slots, but there was no wool to be found, and after about 5 seconds, the game crashed and the launcher stated in the last few lined that the Java Virtual Machine failed. I think a few things could have happened. 1. The Sheep didn't drop its wool somehow crashing the game. Or 2. Since the sheep was between 2 blocks, the game couldn't tell if it should be considered on my block or the other and fails to properly kill it. I tried this a second time, but it didn't happen, as the sheep was on the same block as me. It seems nearly impossible to replicate unless the game is modified to control the sheep's movements somehow. This happened on a Realm, (and nobody else was online) but I didn't know if this would happen in the normal game or realms, so I decided to put it here. It could very likely happen to any other entity with modification of the command, for example, changing it to /kill @e [type=Wolf,r=1]
In the process of making an adventure map, I used /kill @e [type=Sheep,r=1] to kill all sheep in a one block radius. A sheep was in the same block as I was, but as I hit Enter, the sheep walked to a block right next to it, placing it halfway on one block, and halfway on another. Once the command was executed, the sheep was red (indicating it died) and the chat stated, "Sheep Killed" It showed a stretched out texture of raw mutton in one of my inventory slots, but there was no wool to be found, and after about 5 seconds, the game crashed and the launcher stated in the last few lined that the Java Virtual Machine failed. I think a few things could have happened. 1. The Sheep didn't drop its wool somehow crashing the game. Or 2. Since the sheep was between 2 blocks, the game couldn't tell if it should be considered on my block or the other and fails to properly kill it. I tried this a second time, but it didn't happen, as the sheep was on the same block as me. It seems nearly impossible to replicate unless the game is modified to control the sheep's movements somehow. This happened on a Realm, (and nobody else was online) but I didn't know if this would happen in the normal game or realms, so I decided to put it here. It could very likely happen to any other entity with modification of the command, for example, changing it to /kill @e [type=Wolf,r=1]
The sheep drops 3 mutton, but no wool, even though it isn't sheared, crashing the game.
Crash whenusing /kill on an entity when it is standing on half of two blocks.Crash when a Sheep doesn't drop wool when killed.
The sheep drops 3 mutton, but no wool, even though it isn't sheared, crashing the game. Edit: It's nearly impossible to replicate.
Problem occurs in all known gamemodes, except spectator. Oddly, the snowball doesn't even touch the minecart's hitbox.
Problem occurs in all
knowngamemodes, except spectator. Oddly, the snowball doesn't even touch the minecart's hitbox.
Problem occurs in all gamemodes, except spectator. Oddly, the snowball doesn't even touch the minecart's hitbox. This bug gets temporarily fixed when closing the world and reopening it.
Minecart sounds play infinitely, even when there's no minecarts around
The sounds even start continuously playing over each other even after I remove
them(note: this might be hopper minecarts or normal minecarts as those are the only two I used in this world).The sounds even start continuously playing over each other even after I remove a single minecart (note: this might be hopper minecarts or normal minecarts as those are the only two I used in this world).
I know it can only be placed on those three, but it still won't work for me, even though I tried them all.
Oh, thank you. I haven't used sugar cane that much when I play survival, so I don't know how I could forget that. Thanks!
Ok I added it