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Bug
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Resolution: Works As Intended
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None
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Minecraft 17w46a
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Confirmed
The bug
When /execute store is used to store the result of the /seed command, the wrong value gets stored. Here are some values I found:
- If the seed is 225704178974273007, the stored value is 1142238703.
- If the seed is -8136237196898536299, the stored value is -2037713771
- If the seed is -6529837547381228143, the stored value is -480936559
How to reproduce
- Create a new world, or load an existing world
- Type /seed to obtain the world seed.
- Create a scoreboard objective to store the seed in.
/scoreboard objectives add seed dummy
/scoreboard objectives setdisplay sidebar seed - Run the following command to store the world seed in the scoreboard data:
/execute store result score @s seed run seed - Note that the stored value is different from the actual seed.
- Give yourself an item with a custom NBT tag.
/give @s minecraft:stone{seed:1} - Drop the item on the ground.
- Run the following command to store the world seed in the item data:
/execute store result entity @e[type=item,limit=1] Item.tag.seed int 1 run seed - Get the entity data and note that the stored value different is from the world seed, but the same as the one stored in the scoreboard objective.
/data get entity @e[type=item,limit=1]