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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Minecraft 15w49b, Minecraft 16w21b
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Unconfirmed
The bug
When you try to breed a horse you can still feed it golden carrots even if the InLove value is greater than 0. This is different compared to other animals which can only be fed once and to golden apples which can only be used if the horse is not in love.
The reason
The following is based on a decompiled version of Minecraft 1.9 using MCP 9.24 beta.
The reason for this is that the method net.minecraft.entity.passive.EntityHorse.func_184645_a(EntityPlayer, EnumHand, ItemStack) tests for golden carrots only if the horse is tamed and an adult horse.
public boolean func_184645_a(EntityPlayer p_184645_1_, EnumHand p_184645_2_, ItemStack p_184645_3_) { if (p_184645_3_ != null && p_184645_3_.getItem() == Items.spawn_egg) //... else { if (p_184645_3_ != null) { //... boolean flag = false; if (!this.getType().func_188602_h()) { float f = 0.0F; int i = 0; int j = 0; if (p_184645_3_.getItem() == Items.wheat) //... else if (p_184645_3_.getItem() == Items.golden_carrot) { f = 4.0F; i = 60; j = 5; // Should test as well if the horse is not in love (see golden apple test) if (this.isTame() && this.getGrowingAge() == 0) { flag = true; this.setInLove(p_184645_1_); } } else if (p_184645_3_.getItem() == Items.golden_apple) { f = 10.0F; i = 240; j = 10; if (this.isTame() && this.getGrowingAge() == 0 && !this.isInLove()) { flag = true; this.setInLove(p_184645_1_); } } //... } //... } //... } }
