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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Minecraft 17w45a
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Windows 10
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Confirmed
In order to fully replace testfor and simply return the number of entities existing, something like execute if entity @e[type=squid] or execute if entity @e[type=squid] run should work. However, it instead exhibits the following behavior:
if block: If the block is found, a syntax error is thrown. if the block is not found, nothing happens.
if entity: If the entity is found, a syntax error is thrown. If the entity is not found, the message is "No entity was found."
if score: If the score comparison succeeded, a syntax error is thrown. If the score comparison failed, nothing happens.
if blocks: If the regions match, a syntax error is thrown. If the regions do not match, nothing happens.
NOTE: Excluding run at the end of each of these commands after the relevant arguments results in a syntax error upon running.
- is duplicated by
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MC-121654 NullPointerException when using conditional command within a function
- Resolved