Jake Deininger
- tack255
- tack255
- Europe/Stockholm
- Yes
- No
Changed Description:
you can re-construct this by doing this:
- place down a command block
- put in a command
- set to always active or power the command block
- exit and re-enter the command block
- exit the dropdown tab menu under the input box (if it's there)
- hold left click while your cursor is in the output box
- press tab until you are selecting any button that isn't impulse or one that is already selected
- let go of left click
- repeat steps 6 - 8
I believe this is also tied to not being able to select all in the output box.
Changed Description:
you can re-construct this by doing this:
- place down a command block
- put in a command
- set to always active or power the command block
- exit and re-enter the command block
- exit the dropdown tab menu under the input box (if it's there)
- hold left click while your cursor is in the output box
- press tab until you are selecting any button that isn't impulse or one that is already selected
- let go of left click
- repeat steps 6 - 8
I believe this is also tied to not being able to select all in the output box.
Changed Description:
you can re-construct this by doing this:
- place down a command block
- put in a command
- set to always active or power the command block
- exit and re-enter the command block
- exit the dropdown tab menu under the input box (if it's there)
- hold left click while your cursor is in the output box
- press tab until you are selecting any button that isn't impulse or one that is already selected
- let go of left click
- repeat steps 6 - 8
Steps to reproduce
- place down a command block
- put in a command
- set to always active or power the command block
- exit and re-enter the command block
- exit the dropdown tab menu under the input box (if it's there)
- hold left click while your cursor is in the output box
- press tab until you are selecting any button that isn't impulse or one that is already selected
- let go of left click
- repeat steps 6 - 8
