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  1. Minecraft: Java Edition
  2. MC-78450

ry= and rym= are broken, they appear to affect negative Horizontal Rotations all weird and broken (tested and duplicated on both vanilla multiplayer and vanilla singleplayer)

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    • Minecraft 1.8.3
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    • Tested and duplicated on a singleplayer world on a windows 7 computer, and on a private server running off a brand new Mac.
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      The target selectors ry= and rym= appear to be broken. I tested the following target selectors with both @p and @a in both a command block and in the chat bar.

      [ry=-90]
      Applies to targets with Horizontal Rotation greater than 0 or less than -89.0 (including all positive numbers)
      This target selector is supposed to select only targets with a maximum Horizontal Rotation of -90

      [ry=90]
      Applies to targets with Horizontal Rotation between 0.1 to 90.9
      This target selector is supposed to select only targets with a maximum Horizontal Rotation of 90

      rym=90
      Applies to targets with Horizontal Rotation greater than 90.0 or less than 0.1 (including all negative numbers)
      This target selector is supposed to select only targets with a minimum Horizontal Rotation of 90

      rym=-90
      Applies to targets with Horizontal Rotation between 0 and -89.9
      This target selector is supposed to select only targets with a minimum Horizontal Rotation of -90

      Notes:
      This bug is likely the cause of this person's problem MC-72378

      When I used these target selectors in a chat bar while no one was facing a valid direction, the server would respond "The entity UUID provided is in an invalid format". Not sure if that's relevant.

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            caerre Cael Hansen
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