Casper V.
- LonelyHowl
- JIRAUSER461118
- Europe/Stockholm
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MC-178492
I have the Infinity enchantment on my bow, so I only have to have 1 arrow in my inventory.
I renamed this arrow so that it wouldn't stack with the arrows collected from killed skeletons.
But if this arrow is shot by a normal (unenchanted) bow, the arrow is picked up as a normal arrow instead of the renamed one.How to reproduce:
-Get 1 unenchanted bow, 1 bow with the Infinity enchantment, 1 renamed arrow and maybe some extra arrows to see that it stacks up.
- Shoot the renamed arrow with the Infinity bow.
As expected you will still have the renamed arrow in your inventory
- Shoot the renamed arrow with the unenchanted bow
The renamed arrow disappeared from your inventory-Retrieve the renamed arrow
You can see that it has changed back to a normal arrow and it stacks up with the rest of the arrowsI have the Infinity enchantment on my bow, so I only have to have 1 arrow in my inventory.
I renamed this arrow so that it wouldn't stack with the arrows collected from killed skeletons.
But if this arrow is shot by a normal (unenchanted) bow, the arrow is picked up as a normal arrow instead of the renamed one.How to reproduce:
- Get 1 unenchanted bow, 1 bow with the Infinity enchantment, 1 renamed arrow and maybe some extra arrows to see that it stacks up.
- Shoot the renamed arrow with the Infinity bow.
As expected you will still have the renamed arrow in your inventory
- Shoot the renamed arrow with the unenchanted bow
The renamed arrow disappeared from your inventory-Retrieve the renamed arrow
You can see that it has changed back to a normal arrow and it stacks up with the rest of the arrows
I have the Infinity enchantment on my bow, so I only have to have 1 arrow in my inventory.
I renamed this arrow so that it wouldn't stack with the arrows collected from killed skeletons.
But if this arrow is shot by a normal (unenchanted) bow, the arrow is picked up as a normal arrow instead of the renamed one.How to reproduce:
- Get 1 unenchanted bow, 1 bow with the Infinity enchantment, 1 renamed arrow and maybe some extra arrows to see that it stacks up.
- Shoot the renamed arrow with the Infinity bow.
As expected you will still have the renamed arrow in your inventory
- Shoot the renamed arrow with the unenchanted bow
The renamed arrow disappeared from your inventory-Retrieve the renamed arrow
You can see that it has changed back to a normal arrow and it stacks up with the rest of the arrowsI have the Infinity enchantment on my bow, so I only have to have 1 arrow in my inventory.
I renamed this arrow so that it wouldn't stack with the arrows collected from killed skeletons.
But if this arrow is shot by a normal (unenchanted) bow, the arrow is picked up as a normal arrow instead of the renamed one.How to reproduce:
- Get 1 unenchanted bow, 1 bow with the Infinity enchantment, 1 renamed arrow and maybe some extra arrows to see that it stacks up.
- Shoot the renamed arrow with the Infinity bow.
As expected you will still have the renamed arrow in your inventory
- Shoot the renamed arrow with the unenchanted bow
The renamed arrow disappeared from your inventory
- Retrieve the renamed arrow
You can see that it has changed back to a normal arrow and it stacks up with the rest of the arrows
Baby Zombie on its own can't go through the trapdoor (covering a 1 block space) as the entity is 1 block high.
At my mob farm I noticed the Baby Zombies riding the Chickens can just go through the trapdoor as the chicken is just 0,7 blocks high. With the trapdoor (0,1875 blocks high) it adds up to 0,8875 so it's just below 1 block high.
Very annoying while playing in survival (almost got killed)How to reproduce:
- Build a small cage to summon in the baby zombies and leave out 1 block for the trapdoor.
Trapdoor must be vertical.
- /summon minecraft:chicken X Y Z
Unknown macro: { Passengers}- /summon minecraft:zombie X Y Z {IsBaby:1}
- Open/Close trapdoor and see the chicken jockey coming through
Baby Zombie on its own can't go through the trapdoor (covering a 1 block space) as the entity is 1 block high.
At my mob farm I noticed the Baby Zombies riding the Chickens can just go through the trapdoor as the chicken is just 0,7 blocks high. With the trapdoor (0,1875 blocks high) it adds up to 0,8875 so it's just below 1 block high.
Very annoying while playing in survival (almost got killed)How to reproduce:
- Build a small cage to summon in the baby zombies and leave out 1 block for the trapdoor.
Trapdoor must be vertical.
- /summon minecraft:chicken X Y Z
Unknown macro: { Passengers}- /summon minecraft:zombie X Y Z {IsBaby:1}
- Open/Close trapdoor and see the chicken jockey coming through
Baby Zombie on its own can't go through the trapdoor (covering a 1 block space) as the entity is 1 block high.
At my mob farm I noticed the Baby Zombies riding the Chickens can just go through the trapdoor as the chicken is just 0,7 blocks high. With the trapdoor (0,1875 blocks high) it adds up to 0,8875 so it's just below 1 block high.
Very annoying while playing in survival (almost got killed)How to reproduce:
- Build a small cage to summon in the baby zombies and leave out 1 block for the trapdoor.
Trapdoor must be vertical.
- /summon minecraft:chicken X Y Z Passengers:[ {id:zombie,IsBaby:1}
]}
- /summon minecraft:zombie X Y Z {IsBaby:1}
- Open/Close trapdoor and see the chicken jockey coming through
Baby Zombie on its own can't go through the trapdoor (covering a 1 block space) as the entity is 1 block high.
At my mob farm I noticed the Baby Zombies riding the Chickens can just go through the trapdoor as the chicken is just 0,7 blocks high. With the trapdoor (0,1875 blocks high) it adds up to 0,8875 so it's just below 1 block high.
Very annoying while playing in survival (almost got killed)How to reproduce:
- Build a small cage to summon in the baby zombies and leave out 1 block for the trapdoor.
Trapdoor must be vertical.
- /summon minecraft:chicken X Y Z Passengers:[ {id:zombie,IsBaby:1}
]}
- /summon minecraft:zombie X Y Z {IsBaby:1}
- Open/Close trapdoor and see the chicken jockey coming through
Baby Zombie on its own can't go through the trapdoor (covering a 1 block space) as the entity is 1 block high.
At my mob farm I noticed the Baby Zombies riding the Chickens can just go through the trapdoor as the chicken is just 0,7 blocks high. With the trapdoor (0,1875 blocks high) it adds up to 0,8875 so it's just below 1 block high.
Very annoying while playing in survival (almost got killed)How to reproduce:
- Build a small cage to summon in the baby zombies and leave out 1 block for the trapdoor.
Trapdoor must be vertical.
- /summon minecraft:chicken X Y Z Passengers:[ {id:zombie,IsBaby:1}
]}
(For some reason I can't add the { in front of Passengers because when I save it, it says unknown attribute, but that's the command)
- /summon minecraft:zombie X Y Z {IsBaby:1}
(Ofcourse the X Y Z has to be changed to position of the cage)
- Open/Close trapdoor and see the chicken jockey coming through
Baby Zombie on its own can't go through the trapdoor (covering a 1 block space) as the entity is 1 block high.
At my mob farm I noticed the Baby Zombies riding the Chickens can just go through the trapdoor as the chicken is just 0,7 blocks high. With the trapdoor (0,1875 blocks high) it adds up to 0,8875 so it's just below 1 block high.
Very annoying while playing in survival (almost got killed)How to reproduce:
- Build a small cage to summon in the baby zombies and leave out 1 block for the trapdoor.
Trapdoor must be vertical.
- /summon minecraft:chicken X Y Z
Passengers:[ {id:zombie,IsBaby:1}]}
(For some reason I can't add the { in front of Passengers because when I save it, it says unknown attribute, but that's the command)
- /summon minecraft:zombie X Y Z {IsBaby:1}
(Ofcourse the X Y Z has to be changed to position of the cage)
- Open/Close trapdoor and see the chicken jockey coming through
Baby Zombie on its own can't go through the trapdoor (covering a 1 block space) as the entity is 1 block high.
At my mob farm I noticed the Baby Zombies riding the Chickens can just go through the trapdoor as the chicken is just 0,7 blocks high. With the trapdoor (0,1875 blocks high) it adds up to 0,8875 so it's just below 1 block high.
Very annoying while playing in survival (almost got killed)How to reproduce:
- Build a small cage to summon in the baby zombies and leave out 1 block for the trapdoor.
Trapdoor must be vertical.
- /summon minecraft:chicken X Y Z
Unknown macro: {Passengers}(For some reason I can't add the { in front of Passengers because when I save it, it says unknown attribute, but that's the command)
- /summon minecraft:zombie X Y Z {IsBaby:1}
(Ofcourse the X Y Z has to be changed to position of the cage)
- Open/Close trapdoor and see the chicken jockey coming through
Baby Zombie on its own can't go through the trapdoor (covering a 1 block space) as the entity is 1 block high.
At my mob farm I noticed the Baby Zombies riding the Chickens can just go through the trapdoor as the chicken is just 0,7 blocks high. With the trapdoor (0,1875 blocks high) it adds up to 0,8875 so it's just below 1 block high.
Very annoying while playing in survival (almost got killed)How to reproduce:
- Build a small cage to summon in the baby zombies and leave out 1 block for the trapdoor.
Trapdoor must be vertical.
- /summon minecraft:chicken X Y Z
Unknown macro: {Passengers}(For some reason I can't add the { in front of Passengers because when I save it, it says unknown attribute, but that's the command)
- /summon minecraft:zombie X Y Z {IsBaby:1}
(Ofcourse the X Y Z has to be changed to position of the cage)
- Open/Close trapdoor and see the chicken jockey coming through
Baby Zombie on its own can't go through the trapdoor (covering a 1 block space) as the entity is 1 block high.
At my mob farm I noticed the Baby Zombies riding the Chickens can just go through the trapdoor as the chicken is just 0,7 blocks high. With the trapdoor (0,1875 blocks high) it adds up to 0,8875 so it's just below 1 block high.
Very annoying while playing in survival (almost got killed)How to reproduce:
- Build a small cage to summon in the baby zombies and leave out 1 block for the trapdoor.
Trapdoor must be vertical.
- /summon minecraft:chicken X Y Z Passengers:[ {id:zombie,IsBaby:1}
]}
(For some reason I can't add the { in front of Passengers because when I save it, it says unknown attribute, but that's the command)
- /summon minecraft:zombie X Y Z {IsBaby:1}
(Ofcourse the X Y Z has to be changed to position of the cage)
- Open/Close trapdoor and see the chicken jockey coming through
I killed 3 patrols it gave me 3 Ominous Banners in total and they could be stacked.
It doesn't show the patterns until you place the banner, but then you can't stack that banner with the other 2 which haven't been placed. If you place these down, you can stack the 3 banners again.
Hey Violine,
Yes I am playing in snapshot 20w17a, although this happened the whole session, today it seems to be fixed?
So yes it is fixed, but apparently not completely?
You can change it at https://my.minecraft.net/en-us/profile/
I was actually just trying to fix the problem by Optimizing the world in 20w20b (in Edit.. menu) when I saw your comment.
I loaded it up in 20w22a with the log open and it didn't have any problems anymore
/summon minecraft:chicken X Y Z {Passengers:[
{id:zombie,IsBaby:1}]}
I also have this problem with my iron farm, my waterstream is 3 blocks wide
My temporary fix is by placing signs on the walls, so only the middle one can be used for spawning, the Iron Golem needs 2 block of space so it won't suffocate in the signs