Well of course, this even happens sometimes on Windows 8, and its only a year old. IT IS a bug with your computer, it might just only happen now because of updates,new java versions, etc.
"It is also worth mentioning that solid blocks 1 or 2 blocks high relative from the activator rail are considered valid locations for mobs, unlike for players." This was changed in 1.9.3. It was a bug
Please provide processor/OS/ram (allocated and available)/Minecraft version/Java version.
Note that if you are using windows XP or have allocated less than 250mb of ram, this has got a very high chance of happening.
Don't understand. You mean you have to use /summon 'Entity'Horse instead of /summon 'Horse'? That's not a bug, then, but I just may be understanding it incorrectly.
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Well of course, this even happens sometimes on Windows 8, and its only a year old. IT IS a bug with your computer, it might just only happen now because of updates,new java versions, etc.
It's probably a lighting glitch. Try updating the blocks (using command block or pistons to change the blocks behind them (this worked for me))
What minecraft version are you using? What OS?
"It is also worth mentioning that solid blocks 1 or 2 blocks high relative from the activator rail are considered valid locations for mobs, unlike for players." This was changed in 1.9.3. It was a bug
Yes, this was a feature implemented in 1.9
Please provide processor/OS/ram (allocated and available)/Minecraft version/Java version.
Note that if you are using windows XP or have allocated less than 250mb of ram, this has got a very high chance of happening.
/tp @p -732 11 -318 -140 50 (make sure you do it in a superflat world)