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Command-imbuded items

This is a very simple concept but will be an absolute game-changer.

You can give yourself an item, that, upon right click or other keybind, will run a certain command. This will make creative maps MUCH easier to make and inspire more creativity without the trouble of finding specific mods for what you want. The item you "imbude" with the command could be anything - from a carrot on a stick to a bow. This means that, for example, if right click with a diamond sword that will run the command "/effect give @s minecraft:instant_health 1 1 true" then it would heal you like 1/2 a heart. This could make commands way easier so that things like /say beacause you can use it multiple times and you don't have to use /fill x y z minecraft:redstone_block (which means that you can only use it once.)

This would help things like summoning your own bosses with items in creative maps without the need for plug-ins or mods and either way would be very useful in many scenarios.

If this were in the game, it would open up ways for less experienced coders and people who don't like to use mods to be able to do more and show their creativity to others.

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• April 10, 2024 22:12
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  • April 10, 2024 16:05
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  This is really cool! Maybe the items could be "imbuded" (as you call it) after you have the item? That could make it so it is not permanent and make it so if you were, for example, making an adventure map, you could unlock new "abilities" as you go? This is just an idea and I'm sure it could be solved with mods. As a Mac user, it is much, much harder to find mods for these kinds of things and I think this just might be in the realm of possibility for Minecraft.

  I personally feel like this would be an amazing addition to the game.

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  • April 12, 2024 17:08
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  If you need a workaround for right now, here's what you do.

  Create a scoreboard titled "carrot" with type minecraft.used:minecraft.carrot_on_a_stick

  Now every tick (either through the "tick" function of a datapack or a repeating command block), remove the tag "carrot" from everyone.

  Next, (either via chain, unconditional, always active command block or just the next line of code in a datapack), add the tag "carrot" to @a[scores={carrot=1..}].

  And now, to check if anyone right-clicked the carrot on a stick, you can do @a[tag=carrot]

  And, finally, if you have multiple unique carrot-on-a-stick "abilities" (via the custom data component of 1.21 snapshots or just by putting it on there in previous versions), instead of just checking [tag=carrot], check

  For pre-1.21 versions

  [tag=carrot, nbt={SelectedItem:{tag:{your_nbt_tag_here:1b}}}]

  For 1.21+ versions

  [tag=carrot, nbt={SelectedItem:{components:{"minecraft:custom_data":{your_nbt_tag_here:1b}}}}]

  If you're curious how to get a carrot on a stick with those tags, here's how

  1.21 Snapshots:

  /give @s carrot_on_a_stick[custom_data={your_nbt_tag_here: 1b}]

  Other versions:

  /give @s carrot_on_a_stick{your_nbt_tag_here: 1b}

   

  Hope this helps!