I've been working on stuff and I'm wondering how to get rid of the [@] whenever a command block uses the 'say' command?
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Thanks guys. I can use the tellraw command for objectives and renaming the command blocks for speaking lines. Thanks a lot!
You could rename a command block in an anvil like they said above, but I really would suggest using /tellraw instead. Not only does it get rid of the [@] entirely, but it also allows for more formatting, clickable links, in text scores and player names, and so much more. There's an online generator for the command here which makes it extremely easy to make very nice looking messages.
Or you can rename the Cmd-block in an anvil
You could use the /tellraw command. That uses purely the message you put it.
However, when you use that command, you must use a different "format" of how to display the messages. For simple messages, you must surround whatever you want to say in quotations.
For example, if you wanted to tell Steve "Hello Steve!", you would type:
/tellraw Steve "Hello Steve!"
That would send the message to Steve without the [@] at the beginning.
However, when you use that command, you must use a different "format" of how to display the messages. For simple messages, you must surround whatever you want to say in quotations.
For example, if you wanted to tell Steve "Hello Steve!", you would type:
/tellraw Steve "Hello Steve!"
That would send the message to Steve without the [@] at the beginning.
You can't get rid of the brackets as far as I know, but you can rename the command block itself in an anvil and enter your command into that, then instead of having [@] you would have, for example, [Blacksmith] or whatever you renamed your command block.
