Closed NotJeven closed 6 years ago
One of the problems here is that you are using score instead of scores in your target selector. The other problem appears to be with the color scheme converter. Can you tell me what scheme you are using?
I'm having this same issue with a lot of scoreboard objectives and some particles and playsounds. It highlights them like the above image. Using the Nate The Plate edition that came with MCC.
All of the minecraft.used: scores are coming back like this. It's a huge file, so only a clip is provided here:
Item NBT data on summon commands:
As well as item's with NBT data on a give command:
There are a lot of other places this is occurring, I'll have to scour through tomorrow.
Well that's mildly embarrassing!
The latest update fixed the most persistent issues I had (ones that also occurred on the default themes), but I am still having a few problems with the Boron theme. I Also made sure everything ran without error in Minecraft this time :P:
The newest release should fix this problem, but you'll need to delete the old generated color scheme in order for MCC to reconvert it. For Windows open the file explorer, type %appdata%\Sublime Text 3\Packages\MCC\ModifiedColorSchemes and hit enter. Then delete the file called boron.tmTheme.
Returns an error upon reloading the theme.
error: MCC couldn't find a matching scope for mccliteral
I have a custom install so my parent directories differ, not sure if they are required to be specific.
This is fixed in the current update. You'll need to delete the scheme again, but I tested it on my machine and it worked with this color scheme.
Occurs when using
#use 1.13 parsing
Some commands are not being recognized as valid?
Caused by any new (1.13) command: