I have been working on an Adventure map and in it I use a lot of command blocks. So far I have been able to hand write them, but it is very tedious, especially when all I am changing is a number. I am sure that there is a better way to write them, I just haven't found it yet. Can someone please direct me to a filter or program or something that I can use to speed up this process.
Thanks, Jmlee49.
Thanks, Jmlee49.
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Jmlee49I have been working on an Adventure map and in it I use a lot of command blocks. So far I have been able to hand write them, but it is very tedious, especially when all I am changing is a number. I am sure that there is a better way to write them, I just haven't found it yet. Can someone please direct me to a filter or program or something that I can use to speed up this process.
Thanks, Jmlee49.
The absolute best way to do this if its the same command, is to use the tilde key ( ~ ), for instance, if i have the command: /tp @a(r=5) 7 2 -9 That will teleport the player to the world coordinates of 7 2 -9, however, if i do the same command but using tilde: /tp @a(r=5) ~7 ~2 ~-9 It will teleport the player that many blocks relative to where the player is already standing.
This can be used for any command with coordinates, and as for your question, you can just continually copy & paste the same command, and the make any small changes that need be done.
I hope this helps you, especially since i was only typing with one arm
Msg me if you need more help.
-atomick86
Jmlee49I have been working on an Adventure map and in it I use a lot of command blocks. So far I have been able to hand write them, but it is very tedious, especially when all I am changing is a number. I am sure that there is a better way to write them, I just haven't found it yet. Can someone please direct me to a filter or program or something that I can use to speed up this process.
Thanks, Jmlee49.
you could change type the whole thing on note pad, change the numbers then ctrl+c the whole thing the ctrl+v it onto the command blocks
I'm not sure what commands you specifically need, but you can look here for some MCEdit filters that should help:
http://sethbling.com/downloads/mcedit-filters/
If you need a filter for creating/deleting blocks with command blocks use this one:
http://sethbling.com/downloads/mcedit-f ... structure/
I don't know of any specific filters beyond those, but if you show us what commands you are having problems with we can offer more specific advice.
http://sethbling.com/downloads/mcedit-filters/
If you need a filter for creating/deleting blocks with command blocks use this one:
http://sethbling.com/downloads/mcedit-f ... structure/
I don't know of any specific filters beyond those, but if you show us what commands you are having problems with we can offer more specific advice.
