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Bug
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Resolution: Invalid
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Minecraft 18w50a
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Windows 10 64 bit, Java 1.8.0_191 64 bits, 2560x1440 144hz, i7 7700hq, 32 GB RAM, notebook.
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Unconfirmed
Chests don't have their {Lock:""} in the new format used everywhere else. I noticed that when I tried to copy a name of an item into the Lock of a chest, so then I could open it with this item.
What I expected to happen was...:
Copying the name from an item in a chest/dropper/whatever into the Lock tag of a chest should set the Lock value to the item's name so then I can use it to open the chest.
What actually happened was...:
It copied the "{\"text\":\"<name here>\"}" into the Lock tag and requires an item named {"text":"<name here>"} to open instead of <name here>.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Put a chest/dropper/dispenser somewhere you know with a named item inside (example: a torch named 'potato' in the first slot);
2. Put a chest somewhere else;
3. Run the command:
/data modify block <pos of the chest> Lock set from block <pos of the chest/dropper/dispenser with the item> Items[0].tag.display.Name
4. It will set to {Lock:"
{\"text\":\"potato\"}"} and will require an item named {"text":"potato"} instead of 'potato'
- is duplicated by
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MC-152089 New 1.14 - Data Modify - command has me pulling my hair out!
- Resolved