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  1. Minecraft: Java Edition
  2. MC-132616

Drop item doesn't render correctly until it touch another solid block

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    • Minecraft 1.12.2, Minecraft 1.13-pre5
    • OS: Windows 7 64-Bit     Java version: 1.8.0_51 64bit
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      What Happened:
      Using repeating command to teleport an item that was drop from player to a location doesn't render that item to the correct location until either action listed below happened.

      • The hitbox of this item touch another solid block.
      • Just wait for couple seconds...

      What I expect:
      The item that is constantly been teleport should render its' location correct right away.

       

      Command used in 1.12.2:

      execute @p ~ ~ ~ teleport @e[type=item] ~3 ~1 ~

      In 18w03b, or 1.13-pre5:

      execute as @p at @s run teleport @e[type=item] ~3 ~1 ~

       

       

      20180703185019.gif (Recorded in 1.13-pre5) shows a white line (area_effect_cloud) that represent the location where the item would be teleport to. However the drop item(command_block) wasn't rendered in the correct location, until approximately 5 seconds.

      1.png shows the drop item is render at the location where the item first appear in the first couple second. 2.png shows the correct render location after approximately 5 seconds.

      And 3.png shows the item is touching the tripwire(not a solid block), thus redstone signal was created. But again, the item doesn't render at that location until after a while.

       

      This would not happen if the drop item was on the ground before the command was activate.
      Also happen in 1.10.2, 1.11.2 and 1.13 snapshot other than pre-release, but seems like I don't have the choice for adding those to Affect version...

       

      To recreate:

      1. Place an Always Active, Unconditional, Repeat command block.
      2. Enter this command below into that command block.(I am the only one in the world, so @a or @p doesn't matter...Singleplayer Mode)
        execute @p ~ ~ ~ teleport @e[type=item] ~3 ~1 ~

        or this if you are in 1.13-pre5

        execute as @p at @s run teleport @e[type=item] ~3 ~1 ~
      3. For better observation. Run this chain command(corresponding to your version) after the command above.
        entitydata @e[type=item] {NoGravity:1b,Age:-32768}
        execute as @e[type=item] run data merge entity @s {NoGravity:1b,Age:-32768}
      4. For visualization of the correct location, repeat the following command and press F3+B to enable hitboxes. (corresponding to your version)
        execute @p ~ ~ ~ summon minecraft:area_effect_cloud ~3 ~1 ~ {Duration:0}
        execute as @p at @s run summon area_effect_cloud ~3 ~1 ~ {Duration:0}
      5. Make sure the location ~3 ~1 ~(where the item should be teleport to) doesn't have any solid block
      6. Drop an item either dragging it out from your inventory or press Q when the item is in your main hand.

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