It seems the command syntax is different from giving the player an item.

Command that works for a custom model: /give (player) mace[minecraft:custom_model_data={strings:['bat']}]

Running the following to set the item of a display entity does not work: /data merge entity (item display) {item:{id:mace[minecraft:custom_model_data={strings:['bat']}]}}

Is this possible? Been screwing around with the syntax for hours

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I swear it's on the tip of my tongue. I'd even recognize the cover I bet.

I don’t understand why everyone chooses auto instead of manual

Besides that it's the easy way, you don't need to learn anything to drive an auto, one of the main reasons I always hear is: "Auto is much better in traffic". 

And I think that is a really stupid reason. Instead of switching from manual to auto, you should find a way to not waste hours of your life in traffic. Choose a different route. Drive an hour earlier/later to not be in a rush hour. Find another job.

But I’ll tell you the main reason why I’d choose manual over auto any car any day. Safety.

Did you know that you have a much higher chance of dying in a car crash than in a plane crash? It has been proven many times by various statistics. By the way, pedestrian fatalities in the US also have been rising since the 2010s (https://www.planetizen.com/news/2019/07/105095-us-pedestrian-fatalities-rise-while-european-pedestrian-fatalities-fall).

It’s literally safer to fly planes than simply driving.

So if I’m going to drive, I want to have full control over the car. I want to be focused on driving. And if there’s a dangerous situation - I want to have the ability to control my car 100%. I want to have the ability to speed up as much as needed when I push the throttle. Not what the automatic system decides for me.

And if I’m going to make a mistake, if I’m going to crash, that will be my sole mistake. Not because the automatic transmission was limiting my driving in any way.

I feel that the laziness and stupidity of the majority are the main reasons why cars are turning into giant smartphones on wheels. I don't like this trend at all.

My code is as follows:

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

int main()
{
std::string hello;
hello = "Hi there";
std::cout << hello;
return 0;
}

When trying to compile, this error is produced:

"Exception thrown at 0x00007FFD55DE7CC1 (ucrtbased.dll) in Testing ground.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation reading location 0x0000000000000000."

What is going on? I checked the error location and it mentions me not having C++17, which shouldn't be the case since I enabled C++17 in the project properties.

Edit: I am coding in C++