So I am using this command on a command block: /testfor @e[type=Item] {Item:{id:minecraft:blaze_rod}} I am in snapshot 14w32d but the command block is not doing anything here is a picture link: http://imgur.com/AfIzve9
The first command block says the command and the second command block says /say hi to test. Please help. Also the redstone on the bottom is a clock.
The first command block says the command and the second command block says /say hi to test. Please help. Also the redstone on the bottom is a clock.
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The problem is that the ":" in "minecraft:" is seen as an argument in the JSON code, which it isn't.
I recommend doing the following every time you work with strings in JSON code, even if not required: Use brackets around strings.
I recommend doing the following every time you work with strings in JSON code, even if not required: Use brackets around strings.
/testfor @e[type=Item] {Item:{id:"minecraft:blaze_rod"}}
This is incorrect, as the separator is a comma (alternatively a curly/square bracket to open encased data). The tag will be correctly assigned the "string" tag-type; the quotes are not required in this case. The issue was already resolved as a physical error with the comparator, though I do agree that using quotes around string data is still good practice.
yes thank you
I think your problem is that you need to make the redstone line coming from the comparator 1 block longer. It is a weird thing but I'm pretty sure it'll fix it.
