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  1. Minecraft assumes that all gui textures are 256x256 unless otherwise specified. 64/256 = 0.25
  2. Apologies for the minor necro, but I have some information to add to this thread which I figured might be useful... I hit this same problem today while porting PneumaticCraft's air cannon to 1.12 - one of the air cannon's modes allows players to be launched into the air. Worked fine if I triggered the cannon via a button, but I got the "player moved wrongly!" message when triggering with a pressure plate. The reason for this is that the pressure plate's redstone signal (and the resulting actions) is directly triggered by entity movement, so EntityPlayerMP#setPositionAndUpdate() effectively ends up getting called from within Entity#move(). This is sufficient to trigger the server's move validation checks, since the player has moved further than expected. I got around it with a bit of a gross hack: using reflection to set EntityMP's private invulnerableDimensionChange field to true right before calling setPositionAndUpdate() - the server validation code will be ignored if this field is true. This at least has the nice side effect of being automatically switched off pretty much straight away; as soon as the server receives a CPacketConfirmTeleport packet, which happens as soon as the client gets the SPacketPlayerPosLook packet. It's not pretty, but it works.

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