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If you could add a command to Minecraft, what would it be?
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Gamingbarn started 02/15/2021 12:50 pm
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The Skin Shaper replied 03/07/2021 7:20 am
Gamingbarn started 02/15/2021 12:50 pm
The Skin Shaper replied 03/07/2021 7:20 am
If you could add a command to Minecraft, what would it be? Explain what the command would do and what it would be named.
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/spawn minecraft:wither_storm
HEH.
HEH.
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i would like a storm or tornado command i really like weather the command is this Give@stormlocation.
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i would like something like this:
/creatcommand
eg. /creatcommand: [name of command] [what it does]
what it does should be like
/createcommand: randomeffect_[give_random_effect]
/creatcommand
eg. /creatcommand: [name of command] [what it does]
what it does should be like
/createcommand: randomeffect_[give_random_effect]
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/randomnumber
it generates a random number
it generates a random number
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/if <game event> then <command/game event>
eg: /if ender_dragon_death then tp @p 10000 200 10000
eg: /if ender_dragon_death then tp @p 10000 200 10000
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There technically already is that in Minecraft.
With the /execute if command.
With the /execute if command.
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/block <player> <command>
makes it so a certain player can't do a certain command
Example:
/block Dream tp
bye bye dream
makes it so a certain player can't do a certain command
Example:
/block Dream tp
bye bye dream
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/destroy
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/generate to generate a stronghold or whatever structure
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That's already possible with a structure block
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One command???? I mean like /undofill would be nice or /undodestroy but if I could add the most unnecessary command maybe like server plugin commands like /bedwars or /skywars.
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/moltenoni
links <<player>> to my pmc profile and forces you to subscribe lol
links <<player>> to my pmc profile and forces you to subscribe lol
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g e n i u s
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/playerdata Enables and disables: flying, breaking blocks, ect. Everything that can be changed my changing your gamemode.
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dog<wolf>/realbreed
comand should make wolfs turn into real breeds of dogs
comand should make wolfs turn into real breeds of dogs
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done making it
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That's a good idea.
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A COMMAND THAT IS /STOP TRY ON YOUR SERVER
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/mute <player> <time>
The mute command would not allow the player to talk in the chat for a specified amount of time.
I think this command should be added to vanilla Minecraft.
The mute command would not allow the player to talk in the chat for a specified amount of time.
I think this command should be added to vanilla Minecraft.
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/cow
turn you and everything around you into cow
turn you and everything around you into cow
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I feel like I should make this.
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just update it to include WorldEdit Mod's Command XD
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/coordinates <place> ex. spawn/bed, worldspawn/start/origin, lastdeath
Sends coordinates in chat that you can click on to teleport to say world spawn, your personal spawn like with a bed, and maybe your latest death as that can get annoying
/gamerule betterWanderingTrader true
Gives the wandering trader better trades (maybe an enchanted book)
/lastOnline <player>
In a multiplayer world or server, it can check what the last time a user was online in the server/world
/material <block with multiple colours> <x, y, z> <x, y, z> <different material but same block>
This command basically is the clone command, but it takes a block, like wood, and can change the type of wood it is
/resourcePacks
Finds the current resource packs of a server or the ones a host uses for a multiplayer world and sends them in the chat to download
/italic <message>
Sends an italic message in chat
/bold <message>
Sends a bold message in chat
/underline <message>
Sends an underlined message in chat
/highlight <message> <colour/color>
Sends a highlighted message in chat with changeable colors
/strikethrough <message>
Sends a message with a strikethrough (a line) through the message
/bullets/numbered <ammount> <message for each bullet point or number>
Makes a bullet point list or numbered list and has a message for each one
/clear <player>
Clears all messages made by a player using @p, @r, etc.
/find <entity>
Finds and gives coordinates in chat to the closest entity of which you specified in the command prompt
/size <player> <ratio ex. 1, 2 ,1/2>
Sizes a player that you specify with the corresponding ratio
/lock & unlock <x, y, z> <x, y, z> <true/false (true for redstone lock and false for no redstone lock>
Locks or unlocks a specific area of blocks so it cannot be moved or broken, but can still be used with redstone or react to redstone if you type false, in vice versa if you type true
/move [<entity> or <x, y, z> <x, y, z>] <x, y z>
Moves an entity or an area of blocks to a certain coordinate. Can be used for minigames such as Pac-Man, bring like an entity moving as you give it inputs
/transform <entity> <x, y, z> <x, y, z> <entity>
Transforms all entities of your choosing in a certain area to be transformed into another entity (not players though)
I just love making stuff like commands sorry that it's so long
Sends coordinates in chat that you can click on to teleport to say world spawn, your personal spawn like with a bed, and maybe your latest death as that can get annoying
/gamerule betterWanderingTrader true
Gives the wandering trader better trades (maybe an enchanted book)
/lastOnline <player>
In a multiplayer world or server, it can check what the last time a user was online in the server/world
/material <block with multiple colours> <x, y, z> <x, y, z> <different material but same block>
This command basically is the clone command, but it takes a block, like wood, and can change the type of wood it is
/resourcePacks
Finds the current resource packs of a server or the ones a host uses for a multiplayer world and sends them in the chat to download
/italic <message>
Sends an italic message in chat
/bold <message>
Sends a bold message in chat
/underline <message>
Sends an underlined message in chat
/highlight <message> <colour/color>
Sends a highlighted message in chat with changeable colors
/strikethrough <message>
Sends a message with a strikethrough (a line) through the message
/bullets/numbered <ammount> <message for each bullet point or number>
Makes a bullet point list or numbered list and has a message for each one
/clear <player>
Clears all messages made by a player using @p, @r, etc.
/find <entity>
Finds and gives coordinates in chat to the closest entity of which you specified in the command prompt
/size <player> <ratio ex. 1, 2 ,1/2>
Sizes a player that you specify with the corresponding ratio
/lock & unlock <x, y, z> <x, y, z> <true/false (true for redstone lock and false for no redstone lock>
Locks or unlocks a specific area of blocks so it cannot be moved or broken, but can still be used with redstone or react to redstone if you type false, in vice versa if you type true
/move [<entity> or <x, y, z> <x, y, z>] <x, y z>
Moves an entity or an area of blocks to a certain coordinate. Can be used for minigames such as Pac-Man, bring like an entity moving as you give it inputs
/transform <entity> <x, y, z> <x, y, z> <entity>
Transforms all entities of your choosing in a certain area to be transformed into another entity (not players though)
I just love making stuff like commands sorry that it's so long
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/clear is already a command to clear your inventory.
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/wait <duration>
would wait a certain amount of seconds
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/itemcheck <item> <count> <nbt>
checks for a certain item on a player
or
/biomechange <biome> <radius>
changes the biome
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/notouch
activates the secret code from the Debug mode world that freezes everything
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/move <x1> <y1> <z1> <x2> <y2> <z2> <dx> <dy> <dz>
moves the blocks and entities in the box in a direction with relative coordinates
That's all I have!
would wait a certain amount of seconds
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/itemcheck <item> <count> <nbt>
checks for a certain item on a player
or
/biomechange <biome> <radius>
changes the biome
or
/notouch
activates the secret code from the Debug mode world that freezes everything
or
/move <x1> <y1> <z1> <x2> <y2> <z2> <dx> <dy> <dz>
moves the blocks and entities in the box in a direction with relative coordinates
That's all I have!
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- What would /wait do?
- item check is already simply done by
/execute if entity @p[nbt={Inventory:[{id:"minecraft:ancient_debris"}]}]The other commands are good, but notouch wouldnt be used a lot as usually people only want entities to not move and that can be done using a simple execute command
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DUDE
THAT EXISTS
WOW
THAT SAVES SO MANY PROBLEMS
Sorry, that command was a revelation to me.
/wait would be good for groups of command blocks or functions.
It would wait before putting out a redstone signal or activating command blocks.
THAT EXISTS
WOW
THAT SAVES SO MANY PROBLEMS
Sorry, that command was a revelation to me.
/wait would be good for groups of command blocks or functions.
It would wait before putting out a redstone signal or activating command blocks.
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/schedule is already a thing with functions, and command blocks can be activated with a scoreboard timer
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Yes, but how easy is it to use a scoreboard timer?
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a command and 3 repeating commands:
/scoreboard objectives add timer dummy
Repeating:
/scoreboard players add @s timer 1
/execute as @a[scores={timer=100..}] run <command>
/execute as @a[scores={timer=100..}] run scoreboard players reset @s timer (Always do this after the command you want to execute)
/scoreboard objectives add timer dummy
Repeating:
/scoreboard players add @s timer 1
/execute as @a[scores={timer=100..}] run <command>
/execute as @a[scores={timer=100..}] run scoreboard players reset @s timer (Always do this after the command you want to execute)
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/tame or maybe /destroy
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What would /destroy do?
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Destroy a structure, probably would save a lot of time.
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How would the game tell the difference between a structure and the ground though?
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Fair enough. Hmmm-
Maybe we would have to use some parts of the /fill command (as in, write the command in a similar way to /fill)
Maybe we would have to use some parts of the /fill command (as in, write the command in a similar way to /fill)
