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πŸ› [Lost data when exporting multiple locator commands]Β #423

@MouseManBoi

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@MouseManBoi

πŸ›‘ Before you Start

  • I have searched existing bug reports for my problem.
  • I have read the F-A-Q.
  • I am using the latest version of Animated Java
  • I will only report a single bug in this report. If I have found multiple bugs, I will create a separate report for each one.

πŸ—£οΈ Describe the bug

When making a project, I personally like to store external commands in locators such as "commands", "player", etc. However, when using v1.7.0+ it now exports locator commands into a singular file. However, this results in the locator lowest on the hierarchy not having its commands be exported. This is fine, you can just use a singular locator for this, but for the sake of organization I'd like this to be fixed!

This isn't an urgent fix! Just something I'd like to see get added to allow for further organization.

⚠️ Error Message

πŸ”„οΈ How to Reproduce

Create two locators such as "commands" or "player"
Give them each some commands such as "say hello world!", and "say goodbye world!"
The lowest locator on the hierarchy has its commands exported, but none of the rest.

βœ… Expected Behavior

Chat logs should say "hello world!" and "goodbye world!"

πŸ’‘ Solutions & Alternatives

Either create seperate locator files with the format 0_locator_commands_<LOCATOR_NAME>.mcfunction

or

Create directories for each frame and sort them that way.

🟩 Minecraft Version

1.20.4

🟦 Blockbench Version

1.7.3

πŸ’» Operating System

Windows

πŸ“ƒ Installed Blockbench Plugins

  • Animated Java
  • Double Sided Cubes
  • Free Rotation Item

⛰️ Minecraft Environment

Singleplayer no mods

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