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As stated in the title, using World().blocks[Vector(a, b, c)] returns a block with its proper data value, but World().blocks[Vector(a, b, c):Vector(d, e, f)] returns a list of blocks with the data value inevitably set to 0, regardless of the block's actual data value in Minecraft.
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Multi-block query slice does not include block data
Multi-block query slice does not include block data: data attribute is always set to 0
Sep 2, 2022
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Multi-block query slice does not include block data: data attribute is always set to 0
Multi-block query slice does not include block data: Block().data attribute is always set to 0
Sep 2, 2022
As stated in the title, using
World().blocks[Vector(a, b, c)]
returns a block with its proper data value, butWorld().blocks[Vector(a, b, c):Vector(d, e, f)]
returns a list of blocks with the data value inevitably set to 0, regardless of the block's actual data value in Minecraft.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: