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Wonder what happened to the /testfor command in 1.11 ?
Just a slight change, x= , y= , z= ,etc.
This project, is a very short one I discovered today, while making a upcoming, huge map !
In this piece of text, you will be learning the mystery behind this change: PLUS KNOW HOW TO MAKE A
WORKING MASHAAL!
using commands, obviously!
First, take a repeating command block facing towards the whole contraption, [you will be about to be making].
Then place a comparator facing in the same direction, [understood?]
Then in the repeating command block, type.....................
WAIT ! , STOP!!!!!!!! [do not type this]
This solution is divided into :
RADIUS
X,Y,Z,R format
SelectedItem
So then, type=
/testfor @p[x=4,y=2,z=6,r=2]
I have just given random coordinates. While typing , give your real coordinates with the radius.
Typing r=1 will force the player to stay on the coordinates.
r=2 will take the radius of two from the x coordinate.
The x,y,z,r format is just the same command given above!
HOW TO MAKE A MASHAAL:
So first get yourself a torch/light emitting source, etc.
Then place a repeating command and type: {NOTE:If you are not aware about the depth in command blocks, please leave or learn.}
type:
/testfor @p [ r=80000] {SelectedItem:{id:"minecraft:torch"}}
NOW HERE:
r=80000 means the radius the player will be holding the torch in.
selecteditem will test for the player with the selected Item.
Now run a comparator and type this in:
/effect @p minecraft:night_vision 15 100
THATS IT!
Just a slight change, x= , y= , z= ,etc.
This project, is a very short one I discovered today, while making a upcoming, huge map !
In this piece of text, you will be learning the mystery behind this change: PLUS KNOW HOW TO MAKE A
WORKING MASHAAL!
using commands, obviously!
First, take a repeating command block facing towards the whole contraption, [you will be about to be making].
Then place a comparator facing in the same direction, [understood?]
Then in the repeating command block, type.....................
WAIT ! , STOP!!!!!!!! [do not type this]
This solution is divided into :
RADIUS
X,Y,Z,R format
SelectedItem
So then, type=
/testfor @p[x=4,y=2,z=6,r=2]
I have just given random coordinates. While typing , give your real coordinates with the radius.
Typing r=1 will force the player to stay on the coordinates.
r=2 will take the radius of two from the x coordinate.
The x,y,z,r format is just the same command given above!
HOW TO MAKE A MASHAAL:
So first get yourself a torch/light emitting source, etc.
Then place a repeating command and type: {NOTE:If you are not aware about the depth in command blocks, please leave or learn.}
type:
/testfor @p [ r=80000] {SelectedItem:{id:"minecraft:torch"}}
NOW HERE:
r=80000 means the radius the player will be holding the torch in.
selecteditem will test for the player with the selected Item.
Now run a comparator and type this in:
/effect @p minecraft:night_vision 15 100
THATS IT!
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