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  1. Minecraft (Bedrock codebase)
  2. MCPE-38263

Component "minecraft:shooter" definitions can only target vanilla entities

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    • Resolution: Fixed
    • 1.8.0.11 Beta
    • 1.8.0.8 Beta
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    • Windows
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      When using the component "minecraft:shooter", you can only target vanilla entities when the documentation states you can choose any entity.

      In my custom entities, I've added the "minecraft:shooter" component, copied from a Ghast. I tried to change the definition to another entity I created that also has the "minecraft:projectile" component, but this change breaks my custom entity's behavior. As an example, there's a behaviors entity for fireball, dragon_fireball, arrow. I duplicated fireball, changed the identifier and referenced it in my custom entities behavior. This caused the custom entity to just stare at me when I got too close.

      Alternatively, if I changed the definition in "Minecraft:shooter" back to "Minecraft:fireball" or "Minecraft:arrow", the custom entity shoots a fireball or arrow back at me, which is expected.

      I've also made sure that my custom entity has the "Minecraft:behavior.ranged.attack" component.

       

       

            Kohldar Jon Engstrom
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