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Command Block Area Selection
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With a command block, you can specify an x,y,and z coordinate, as well as a radius around it for the command to apply to, like saying /testfor @p[3,65,27,r=10]
But I'm wondering, can you leave out one of the coordinates, to make a cylindrical area of application, rather than a spherical? Like, if you leave out the Y coordinate, will it still affect people with the same X and Z, no matter how high up or down?
But I'm wondering, can you leave out one of the coordinates, to make a cylindrical area of application, rather than a spherical? Like, if you leave out the Y coordinate, will it still affect people with the same X and Z, no matter how high up or down?
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Yes that is what I mean, so tht the area of effect will work for any value of Y, which would look like a vertical line, but since a radius is specified, it would be like a cylinder with no maximum and minimum height.
Does this actually work, though?
Does this actually work, though?
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Kahanamoku/testfor @p[3,65,27,r=10]
You meantestfor @p[x=3,y=65,z=27,r=10]right??
then you would instead write:testfor @p[x=3,z=27,r=10]
That's exactly what he means
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/testfor @p[3,65,27,r=10]
You mean
testfor @p[x=3,y=65,z=27,r=10] right??then you would instead write:
testfor @p[x=3,z=27,r=10] 1
I didn't know you could do that 0_0
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Someone, just go check the wiki...
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No, you can't. Even IF it works, it will think you only specified the X and Y coordinates. That would just break the game.
