Actually, This is a feature in windows 8.1 called PalmCheck. Basically if you have 1 hand on your touchpad/mouse and 1 on your keyboard it will stop the cursor in its place. There are plenty of tutorials on google on how to turn it off tho.
From what I can see, The repeater in the line with the "broken" redstone torch goes into the last command block. That command block is now strongly powered and powers the redstone dust next to it, which will feed into itself and never turn off.
In short: Your issue isn't the torch, its the repeater.
Works as Intended, or atleast I am 99% sure.
That may be because the command block does not execute the command, the player does. All the command block does is tell the server that the player is doing it. So essentially, it's only 1 block because it successfully did the command, but has no further information.
But thats just my thoughts, may or may not be correct
If this is intended, it should be redesigned to make sure no one is confused, Like changing it from "Biome" to "Biome Variation" and options to things like "Flat", "Cold", "Mountainous", ect.
Perhaps I'm wrong, but wouldn't this be WAI? Because I remember snapshots and prereleases aren't usually supported by Realms and Realms has always been strict with version numbers(In my experience atleast)
@Noah Larkin the issue is that you can't use something like "stat.mineBlock.purple_wool" because no item named "purple wool" exists in the game code. Thus, it is impossible to use variants of blocks(i.e. Purple Wool) for scoreboard. However, this has already been marked as fixed in 1.9. I am only posting this for clarification for anyone else.
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Actually, This is a feature in windows 8.1 called PalmCheck. Basically if you have 1 hand on your touchpad/mouse and 1 on your keyboard it will stop the cursor in its place. There are plenty of tutorials on google on how to turn it off tho.
Thats not the amount of levels you need, thats the level of enchantment your getting. Therefor this works as intended
1.) You must have 64 bit Java. If you have this, see step 2
2.) You must allocate 2+ GB of ram.
They do, just place it and break it in survival
You don't have any bookshelves...
Works as intended
I searched "summon lightning tab" and it didn't come up, sorry for the inconvenience
You need to allocate more ram to Minecraft. I was having the same problem until I allocated 2GB
Not sure if this is a fix, but you can probably use the CanDestroy/CanPlaceOn tag to be able to right click the spawn eggs on certain blocks
This is just a theory though and cannot confirm atm. Though probably intentional
The problem is it adds the village tag to the end automatically unless specified otherwise(using other presets).
It has no AI, so that basically means its a shell of a mob(I'm half surprised it still gets damaged), so this is intended
Comparator is the string used for /give(item form)
unpowered_comparator is the string for /setblock
From what I can see, The repeater in the line with the "broken" redstone torch goes into the last command block. That command block is now strongly powered and powers the redstone dust next to it, which will feed into itself and never turn off.
In short: Your issue isn't the torch, its the repeater.
Works as Intended, or atleast I am 99% sure.
Because "profession:x" is not a valid string in the command. To use datatags, the format is as follows
/summon <mob> ~ ~ ~ {<datatag>:<value>}so your command would be something like
/summon Villager ~ ~ ~ {Profession:x}This did NOT work in 1.7.4+
Therefor, that is wrong information.
and as said above, WAI
Still occurs on pre-2
EDIT: Can confirm that this has happened since 14w25b
I kindof hope this is WAI. Ive seen some pretty cool designs using half-banners
Confirmed for 1.8pre3 and 1.8
That may be because the command block does not execute the command, the player does. All the command block does is tell the server that the player is doing it. So essentially, it's only 1 block because it successfully did the command, but has no further information.
But thats just my thoughts, may or may not be correct
If this is intended, it should be redesigned to make sure no one is confused, Like changing it from "Biome" to "Biome Variation" and options to things like "Flat", "Cold", "Mountainous", ect.
Just want to add, this relates to a third party server. So either way it is invalid
Perhaps I'm wrong, but wouldn't this be WAI? Because I remember snapshots and prereleases aren't usually supported by Realms and Realms has always been strict with version numbers(In my experience atleast)
Pretty sure this is working as intended.
@Noah Larkin the issue is that you can't use something like "stat.mineBlock.purple_wool" because no item named "purple wool" exists in the game code. Thus, it is impossible to use variants of blocks(i.e. Purple Wool) for scoreboard. However, this has already been marked as fixed in 1.9. I am only posting this for clarification for anyone else.