/tp @p x y z doesn't work (in command blocks)

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/tp @p x y z doesn't work (in command blocks) #283

Closed LadyCailin closed 4 years ago

LadyCailin commented 4 years ago

CMDBOOK-2120 - Reported by Governator123 on 2012-11-08 02:36:40 UTC

When I try to use /tp x y z in command blocks, it does not work. However when I uninstall commandbook the issue is resolved. Could it be conflicting with the /tp command?

LadyCailin commented 4 years ago

Comment by Dark_Arc on 2012-11-08 02:39:54 UTC

You need to use /tp x,y,z

LadyCailin commented 4 years ago

Comment by Governator123 on 2012-11-08 02:41:27 UTC

This is what I put into the command block /tp @p 2017 3 1948 This doesn't work either /tp @p 2017,3,1948 nor this /tp 2017,3,1948

Any suggestions?

LadyCailin commented 4 years ago

Comment by Dark_Arc on 2012-11-08 03:03:26 UTC

This is likely a bukkit bug...

LadyCailin commented 4 years ago

Comment by sk89q on 2012-11-08 04:00:30 UTC

What happens with @p in Bukkit? Does it automatically resolve, or do we have to do it, or what?

LadyCailin commented 4 years ago

Comment by Puremin0rez on 2012-11-08 10:51:58 UTC

I thought a plugin had to actually say a command could be used in command blocks now? All I know is only vanilla commands are working on CMD blocks for me.

LadyCailin commented 4 years ago

Comment by sk89q on 2012-11-13 01:46:55 UTC

Fixed: https://github.com/sk89q/commandbook/commit/ab87f75da9d52635b72d4b09aefefce564b232d6

or "worked around" really