Allows the user of the command to accss the player's inventory for a better way to give player items.
And if you chose my command can you inport the command in the minecraft where you can play with consoles. if can if not that's fine
Sorry if spelling is wrong
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/inventory [playername]? I've thought about that for a long time
Command format:
- /see <target:target> inv // Shows the player's inventory - Original
- /see <target:target> am // Shows the player's armor, offhand, and armor - I added
- /see <target:target> ec // Shows the player's Ender Chest - I added
- /see <target:target> stt // Shows the player's Health, Hunger, Armor Level, and Air Level - A Grass Block appears next to the Air level if the player is on land, and a Water Block if the player is in the water. (Lava block if lava)
Interface permissions:
- Read
- Add Items
- Remove items added in this instance
Command permissions (Bedrock):
- Open Containers (Required)
Command permissions (Win7, Mac, and Linux):
minecraft pc does not have "permissions" so everyone can do this
The UI disappears when the player dies.
this should go in to bedrock also be able to see echest
It should be on all versions (but first is bedrock)
A command like this already exists?
Use /data get entity @p Inventory
@MukiTanuki that only works on pc
As MukiTanuki said, you can get any player's entire inventory using:
/data get entity @p Inventory
To get the name of an item in a player's inventory, you can use the index of the inventory (starting from zero), followed by a dot operator and the name of the NBT property (what I mean by NBT property will make sense if you use the command I gave above to look at your inventory), like this:
/data get entity @p Inventory[0].id
(Where Inventory is an NBT property, 0 is the first item in the inventory array, and id is an NBT property within the item object in the inventory array)
If you want to find if a player has an item, you can use the /execute command and test for player NBT:
/execute if entity @p[nbt = {Inventory: [{id: "minecraft:iron_sword"}]}] run say Hi
(Says hi only if the player has the selected item somewhere in their inventory)
To give a player an item, you can use the /give command. To remove an item from a player, you can use the /clear command.
/give @p minecraft:stone_sword 1
/clear @p minecraft:stone_sword 1
@PoolloverNathan If /data only works on the Java Edition (I don't know, I don't use PE or Bedrock), really this should be a request to bring /data to the other versions in my opinion, rather than adding a new command.
what to see this Xbox One please.
/seeinv you can see armor, inv, health. you can move item around, drop them from you, and put them in your own inv
I love this idea it would be really helpful as a mapmaker such as myself so if I play with them I can see if their hacking/cheating.
This could be added to the /spactate command like:
/spactate entity <target> <player>
like it works yet/spactate block <x y z> <player>
opens the inventory of a chest, should also be possible if you aren't in spcator mode to change the items./spactate inventory <target> <player>
opens the inventory of the target entity, like player or villager/spactate enderchest <target> <player>
opens the enderchest of the target playerI know that it is also possible to see this things with /data, but this would add a easier way to see the inventory.
yes yes yes yes. this needs to be implemented, as a realm admin It would be super helpful. (bedrock edition should get this either first or at the same time as java, as waiting for new features is unfortunate on bedrock already)
This would be so useful because right now it is so hard to figure out what people have in their inventory so it is kind of hard to enforce laws
mer mods
I agree when its my world then I want to have control over player inventorys and enderchests so they cant just take stuff from me because I cant even acces it anymore...why arent there private chests...its like the first thing that should have gone in this game since its multyplayer.
/replaceitem entity [entity] inventory.0
could be replaced with
/inventory replace entity [entity] inventory.0
and this could be
/inventory open canmodify entity [entity] inventory
/inventory open nomodify entity [entity] inventory
/inventory open giveonly entity [entity] inventory
/inventory open takeonly entity [entity] inventory
It would also work with blocks and non-player entities
Q bien me encantó el comando
This sounds super useful! If this happens then its gona be so easy to play minigames/templates with my friends!
maybe /invsee <playername> could work
I want this in Minecraft so I could see my friends and Stuff
i honestly think looking into there inventorys would help on servers (to find hackers, cheaters, scamers, etc. but being able to TAKE or REMOVE an item is wrong, your friend could just d the command and take all your op stuff, but then again /clear exists so i guess it wouldnt matter, so i guess add it, either way it doesnt matter.
I actually thought that already existed but I was wrong
that sounds prettty cool
that sounds prettty cool
I would just probably troll my brother on Minecraft. Or give him diamonds 💎
I think there should be a way to copy another player's inventory
/inventory could be better to do more function for a player/s inventory/ies & it could give the access to replace /clear
For Examble: /inventory clear @p [item] [count]& still can check the items in player's/s' inventroy/ies by /inventory check [Entity] (Can aslo give the access to check Entities that have invntory)
It could also replace /replace item with:/inventory edit [slot] [item]
It could also check items in chest
For Examble: /inventroy check Entity/Block [Entity/Block]& Ender Chests by /invntory check @p Inventroy/EnderChest
Not only chest but all containrs
I love this idea for Java Edition especially you can give enchanted items to players without one big long command.
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