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What is goal useful for? Why isn't #goto the replacement?

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• I know how to properly use check boxes
• I have not used any OwO's or UwU's in this issue.

Did a bit of history browsing and found that six years and a few days ago (Feb 8, 2019) #goto gained support for entering coordinates. Previously you had to use #goal x y z and #goto was for going to blocks and waypoints (the latter was removed about half a year later when LoganDark rewrote the command system).

I seeeee. Didn't know that. That might explain the redundancy

Doesn't seem to be needed too much, though here's two cases I can think of where it is useful

• If you want to walk away from somewhere you can use #goal and #invert without having Baritone start walking between the commands (and you cannot replace #goal ~ ~ + #invert by #goto ~ ~ + #invert)
• If you want to fly somewhere in the nether #goal avoids walking before telling Baritone that you actually want to fly.

Its good for using chunkbase to go to a portal or village and that really all i use it for but i really just use goto

Its good for using chunkbase to go to a portal or village and that really all i use it for but i really just use goto

Same. That's pretty much why I'm confused on why goal exists. I know it exists for reason, but I want to know what the reason users use goal for. Maybe it would come in handy for me

Did a bit of history browsing and found that six years and a few days ago (Feb 8, 2019) #goto gained support for entering coordinates. Previously you had to use #goal x y z and #goto was for going to blocks and waypoints (the latter was removed about half a year later when LoganDark rewrote the command system).