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  1. Minecraft (Bedrock codebase)
  2. MCPE-127222

Error while holding bow that belonged to a dead skeleton

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    • 1.17.0.52 Beta
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    • Windows

      Receiving errors while an enchanted bow, which was dropped by a skeleton, was in my hotbar.  The Player message was appearing when I selected the bow as current item.  The error about the skeleton was 'Randomly' popping up as I played without it selected, but with the bow in my hotbar still (found out this was just when a skeleton existed).

      The world had been closed and reloaded, but still getting these errors.

      One of the error messages (other in screenshot):
      [Molang][error]-minecreaft:skeleton | Error: unhandled request for unknown variable 'variable.anim_frame'
      [Molang][error]-minecreaft:skeleton | MolangScriptArg::get<>() called on incompatible type
      [Molang][error]-minecreaft:skeleton | Error processing expression 

      [Update] thought I ruled out the texture pack being the issue because I selected to disable the texture pack and the pack was not having issues before I went into the Beta, but turns out it was enabled in another screen, and once I went back to default texture it went away. Must be something new that has to be addressed with the texture pack, sorry/

      [Resolved] (Sorry I tried for a bit, but couldn't find out how to delete this)

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