mukster z
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Fireworks will not damage the ender dragon nor ender crystals.
Java 1.8.0
Windows 7
Fireworks will not damage the ender dragon nor destroy ender crystals.
What I expected to happen
Fireworks will deal knockback to mobs and players
What actually happened
Fireworks did not cause knockback
Steps to reproduce
1. Find or spawn a mob
2. Detonate a firework near enough to cause damage
2.watch as no knockback happensWhat I expected to happen
Fireworks will deal knockback to mobs and players
What actually happened
Fireworks did not cause knockback
Steps to reproduce
1. Find or spawn a mob
2. Detonate a firework near enough to cause damage
2. Watch as no knockback happens
mukster z you have to right click to use the carrot on a stick. Some versions ago the pig ate on its own but that was changed.
I changed the enchantments to their numerical ids and the enchantments still do not get anything but protection.
I realized that afterwards. Anytime the number is a string it will always give protection.
The carrot on a stick takes no durability at all in 16w50a.
This bug is not fixed in 16w50a.
Only with cobblestone walls though
I can reproduce it using the same setup in the screenshot above as long as there are blocks around 0 0 and using cobblestone walls,
I fixed your command
/summon Armor_Stand ~ ~1 ~ {ShowArms:1,CustomName:Elf,CustomNameVisible:1,ArmorItems:[{id:leather_boots,Count:1},{id:leather_leggings,Count:1},{id:leather_chestplate,Count:1}]}First of all you had leather boots written twice. Also you need to write it in order boots, leggins, chestplate, helmet and you need to specify the amount, it defaults to zero I think.
Make sure your using UTF-8 encoding not ANSI encoding.
This looks like a simple problem of the advacement for the recipe not specifing the data in the json file.
The bug seems to completely erase the nbt data of the block, to reprodice simply put this command in a command block and run it twice.
setblock ~ ~1 ~ dropper facing=up replace {Items:[{id:"minecraft:stone",Count:1b}]}The first time the command is run there will be a stone block in the dropper and the second time the dropper will be empty.
As of 1.12, the NBT parser was updated and any non alpha-numeric characters [a-zA-Z1-9_] have to be put in strings so use
{Command:"some awesome command"}instead of
{Command:some awesome command}