Kris Madas
- Kris_Madas
- kris_madas
- America/Chicago
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MC-110687How it should work
In snapshot 16w43a fishing rods could hook onto items and pull them into the player's inventory.How its working now
In 16w44a and above (including 1.11) this actionwas functioned differently becauseafter you hook and try to reel in an item, the item will only move a blockor so.Steps to Reproduce:
1. Throw an item onto the ground.
2. Stand about 10 blocks away from the item.
3. Hook the item with a fishing rod and reel in.Example video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nGvQtaKcWE&feature=youtu.be
Pulling items with a fishing rod has been in the game since 1.10, but the mechanic wasn't perfected until snapshot 16w43a.
The bug shown has been present since snapshot 16w44a and remain in effect up to the newest version, 17w06a.How it should work
In snapshot 16w43a fishing rods could hook onto items and pull them into the player's inventory.How its working now
In 16w44a and above (including 1.11.2) this action became inconsistent making it so that after you hook and try to reel in an item, the item will only move a block.Steps to Reproduce:
1. Throw an item onto the ground.
2. Stand about 10 blocks away from the item.
3. Hook the item with a fishing rod and reel in.
Fishing Rods Cannot Pull Items To A Player
/fill-ing redstone blocks will only power a single command block at a time, and the other command blocks power once their neighbor is broken.
Demonstration: https://gfycat.com/PessimisticWealthyJackal
How it should work
Using /fill to placce muitiple redstone blocks should power every command block that comes in contact of a redstone block/
In 16w44a and above (including 1.11.2) this action became inconsistent making it so that after you hook and try to reel in an item, the item will only move a block.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Throw an item onto the ground.
2. Stand about 10 blocks away from the item.
3. Hook the item with a fishing rod and reel in.
/fill-ing redstone blocks will only power a single command block at a time, and the other command blocks power once their neighbor is broken.
Demonstration: https://gfycat.com/PessimisticWealthyJackal
How it should work
Using /fill to placce muitiple redstone blocks should power every command block that comes in contact of a redstone block/
In 16w44a and above (including 1.11.2) this action became inconsistent making it so that after you hook and try to reel in an item, the item will only move a block.
Steps to Reproduce:1. Throw an item onto the ground.2. Stand about 10 blocks away from the item.
3. Hook the item with a fishing rod and reel in.Demonstration: https://gfycat.com/PessimisticWealthyJackal
How it should work
Using /fill to place multiple redstone blocks should power every command block that comes in contact of a redstone block.How it's working now
In 17w18a, /fill-ing redstone blocks only powers a single command block at a time, and the other command blcoks power once their neighbor is broken.
Demonstration: https://gfycat.com/PessimisticWealthyJackal
How it should work
Using /fill to place multiple redstone blocks should power every command block that comes in contactofa redstone block.How it's working now
In 17w18a, /fill-ing redstone blocks only powers a single command block at a time, and the other command blcoks power once their neighbor is broken.Demonstration: https://gfycat.com/PessimisticWealthyJackal
How it should work
Using /fill to place multiple redstone blocks should power every command block that comes in contact with a redstone block.How it's working now
In 17w18a, /fill-ing redstone blocks only powers a single command block at a time, and the other command blcoks power once their neighbor is broken.
The bug
/fill does not send all block updates. GIF demonstration from Kris Madas.
This video further illustrates the bug. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nGvQtaKcWE&feature=youtu.be
Demonstration of bug using command blocks: https://gfycat.com/PessimisticWealthyJackal