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Command block error i cant figure out
execute @e[type=skeleton,name=Shed Scales] ~ ~ ~ effect @e 6 1 4 true
it says it's a unvalid UUID. Please find out whats wrong
it says it's a unvalid UUID. Please find out whats wrong
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Thanks everyone!
comma space?
I think 6 things are wrong,
1.'execute' is not a command
2.@e is not an @(command)
3.~~~ is not a command
4. @e isn't a effect, nor a charecter/person
5. 6 1 4 is not an effect
6. true is a boolean, not a piece of a command
1.'execute' is not a command
2.@e is not an @(command)
3.~~~ is not a command
4. @e isn't a effect, nor a charecter/person
5. 6 1 4 is not an effect
6. true is a boolean, not a piece of a command
Do you usually play in a version older than 1.8? Most of the things here were added in, but weren't available before then.
Execute is a command, and @e is a viable target. It means "all entities", including the player. ~ ~ ~ are relative coordinates, and are part of the execute syntax. As for 6 1 4, they are part of the effect command and are the effect, time and amplifier. True is also part of the command, as for some reason you have to spell it out and can't just use a 1 or 0.
If you'd like, here's a list of all the commands, updated to 1.8, complete with selectors and syntax: http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Commands
Execute is a command, and @e is a viable target. It means "all entities", including the player. ~ ~ ~ are relative coordinates, and are part of the execute syntax. As for 6 1 4, they are part of the effect command and are the effect, time and amplifier. True is also part of the command, as for some reason you have to spell it out and can't just use a 1 or 0.
If you'd like, here's a list of all the commands, updated to 1.8, complete with selectors and syntax: http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Commands
Thanks (:
invalid UUID means that it can't find an entity to target, either because it didn't exist or because you typed it wrong. In this case, you cannot have names that are more than one word when using the name= parameter. Try making his name only 1 word, and the command should be able to run.
Well, is 'execute' part of the code?
