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Description
CommandAPI version
8.6.1
Minecraft version
1.19.3
Are you shading the CommandAPI?
No
What I did
- Using this code:
new CommandAPICommand("fire")
.executesPlayer((player, args) -> {
System.out.println(player.getLocation());
player.launchProjectile(Arrow.class, player.getLocation().getDirection().multiply(2));
})
.register();
new CommandAPICommand("fire2")
.executesNative((sender, args) -> {
System.out.println(sender.getLocation());
((Player) sender.getCaller()).launchProjectile(Arrow.class, sender.getLocation().getDirection().multiply(2));
})
.register();- Stand somewhere (and don't move)
- Run
/fire - Run
/fire2
What actually happened
- Running
/firestates the pitch (let's call thisA) and yaw (let's call thisB). An arrow fires in the direction the player is looking at - Running
/fire2states the pitch as the valueBand yaw as the valueA. An arrow fires in some direction that isn't the direction the player is looking at
What should have happened
The pitch and yaw values should be identical between /fire and /fire2
Server logs and CommandAPI config
[23:31:29 INFO]: Skepter issued server command: /fire
[23:31:29 INFO]: Location{world=CraftWorld{name=world},x=79.09897261112293,y=63.0,z=40.51354432320863,pitch=16.050339,yaw=138.16844}
[23:31:31 INFO]: Skepter issued server command: /fire2
[23:31:31 INFO]: Location{world=CraftWorld{name=world},x=79.09897261112293,y=63.0,z=40.51354432320863,pitch=138.16844,yaw=16.050339}
Other
Found by JabberJerry from this comment in the CommandAPI Discord.