Expected Behaviour
I tried to run a teleport command to go home 8km away.

Actual Behaviour
The moment I executed the command described below, Minecraft stopped working.
By the way, the world data is not damaged and is safe.

Reproduction Steps
Steps to reproduce the behaviour:

1.Enter the following command while on the train. (Coordinates are arbitrary. )

/tp @p 801.93 74.00 4725.34 267.51 33.64

that's all

Crash Report
None

Screenshots
None

Environment

• Minecraft Version:1.17.1
• Installed Mods:FabricAPI, Optifine
• OS : Windows 10 home(21H1)
• CPU: AMD Ryzen 3600
• GPU: GeForce GTX 1660 SUPER
• RAM: 8GB*2
• HDD+SSD : 2TB+500GB

Yeah, the train wants you to be in it until you get out. Push shift or get off the train at a station to do that.

Also despite the insanely fast computer you have, the trains aren't meant to handle people suddenly moving 8km away.

And @p is nearest player, to teleport yourself use @s.

Can you please confirm if this still happens in the latest version? Do you also have the logs and crash report?

I verified it in the same world with MTR-1.17.1-3.0.0-beta-8.
Even if I executed it with the following command, it did not freeze.

/tp @p ~ ~ ~100000

However, when I executed it with the command copied by F4 + C, it temporarily froze.

/execute in minecraft:overworld run tp @s 4041.50 57.50 -4480.50 283.32 58.40

Also, it has not been teleported to the specified coordinates.

There is no crash report because it was killed in Task Manager.

Can you please confirm if this happens in the latest version again? Thanks a lot!