This only happens when inputting MCFunctionInstances into schedule.clear, not strings. And this issue does not apply to mcFunctionInstance.schedule.clear() either.
This also happens with schedule.function, but only when called on an implicitly created function.
More importantly, all of these issues apply when the command is placed after an execute's run as well.
This only happens when inputting
MCFunctionInstance
s intoschedule.clear
, notstring
s. And this issue does not apply tomcFunctionInstance.schedule.clear()
either.This also happens with
schedule.function
, but only when called on an implicitly created function.More importantly, all of these issues apply when the command is placed after an
execute
'srun
as well.