🐛 Locator deletion fails when created with “Use Entity”

[chore3]

🛑 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.

🗣️ Describe the bug

When a locator is created as a use entity, the added locator and its Passengers are not deleted.

⚠️ Error Message

🔄️ How to Reproduce

1. Create a locator.
2. Check the “Use Entity” box.
3. Export the file and summon the model within Minecraft.
4. Delete the summoned model using the appropriate method provided by animated_java (e.g., animated_java:/remove/all).
5. Models with the “Use Entity” box checked remain undeleted.

✅ Expected Behavior

All locators and their passengers will be deleted.

💡 Solutions & Alternatives

This issue occurs because, even when “Use Entity” is enabled during locator creation, the process attempts to delete animated_java:nautilus_bike/remove/zzz/this/as_data by referencing the locator’s entity data. It then tries to call animated_java:nautilus_bike/remove/zzz/this/kill_locator from that data. However, since the data tag can only belong to marker entities, a recursive function should be used instead to delete the locator through another method.

🟩 Minecraft Version

1.20.4

🟦 Blockbench Version

4.12.6

💻 Operating System

Windows

📃 Installed Blockbench Plugins

• GeckoLib Animation Utils
• CEM Template Loader
• Bone View
• Animation Sliders
• Blockbench Plugins

⛰️ Minecraft Environment

No response

[SnaveSutit]

Already fixed in 1.8

[chore3]

Note: This is a supplementary clarification, not a new issue.
The original report was marked as resolved, but this information may help clarify the root cause.

Additional Context

The "Solutions & Alternatives" section I wrote earlier was incorrect.

Based on the generated code, the issue seems to be that within
animated_java:nautilus_bike/remove/zzz/this/as_data,

the code attempts to reference the locator as:

data.locators.locator_hitbox

while in the marker entity it is defined as:

data.locators.hitbox

Unifying these references should potentially resolve my issue.

[SnaveSutit]

Yeah I've completely gone over the entire locator and camera system and fixed all of the issues.