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As you can see in the attached txt file of our tpr.yml we have correct range settings for min and max, but whenever a player does the /tpr command and adds an argument (usually because they think it will send them to a particular type of destination) it is sending them millions of blocks away past the range limit, then it adds the argument as a destination to the yml.
Steps to reproduce
be running the latest EssX and 1.21.4 Minecraft server
Expected behaviour
It should ignore any argument provided by the user
Actual behaviour
See bug description
Additional Information
No response
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/tpr, is also giving me problems. ngl Tpr to min/max range, also. Can you guys have a look into it/quick test?
So, world 0 100 0, (example). and min of lets say 200, and max of lets say 3000
/tpr, is also giving me problems. ngl Tpr to min/max range, also. Can you guys have a look into it/quick test? So, world 0 100 0, (example). and min of lets say 200, and max of lets say 3000
Just as a heads-up, there's a new format to the tpr.yml file so that's why your existing min/max range settings don't work. Just rename it to .old or something and restart your server, it'll create a new one and then you can just manually edit the min/max ranges you want (using the .old for reference) by either setting them in game or just copying in the relevant range line into the correct place on the new yml layout and rebooting again
Type of bug
Other unexpected behaviour
/ess dump all
outputhttps://essentialsx.net/dump.html?bytebin=mzyaN6gpjR
Error log (if applicable)
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Bug description
tpr.txt
As you can see in the attached txt file of our tpr.yml we have correct range settings for min and max, but whenever a player does the /tpr command and adds an argument (usually because they think it will send them to a particular type of destination) it is sending them millions of blocks away past the range limit, then it adds the argument as a destination to the yml.
Steps to reproduce
be running the latest EssX and 1.21.4 Minecraft server
Expected behaviour
It should ignore any argument provided by the user
Actual behaviour
See bug description
Additional Information
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: