Make entities WALK via command blocks! 1.11+

A problem that many adventure map makers come across: trying to make entity movement in their maps cooler than a simple /tp command. I mean, that is neither attractive nor realistic, not to mention very lame and does not fit in very well. Thus, learn to make entities such as villagers, animals or even players walk at a designated pace and direction via command blocks in this tutorial!


Steps:


1. Get a command block, make it a repeating one

2. Type in this command:

/execute @e[type=*chosen entity*,c=1*] ~ ~ ~ tp @e[r=1,c=1] ~0.1 ~ ~ -90 0 (You can also add parameters such as customname to specify your entity should it be necessary.)

3. Run the command block, and your designated entity will walk at a pace of 0.1 block per tick (0.1 seconds) along the x-axis, facing east! You can change the rotation of your entity by altering the last two numbers, which are rotations along the x-axis(north, which is negative along the z-axis, is 0) and y-axis respectively.


Voila! Then, simply configure your circuit to control the duration of the walking, and you have yourself a contraption that makes mobs walk!


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