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Block of Instruction - A new block that takes command blocks to the next level

As a command and redstone type of person, I noticed how hard it is to do some simple programming things with commands. I thought of an idea (With a clever name): The Block of Instruction. Like command blocks, they are available to creative OPs only. However, with the block of instruction, you could:

• Type normal commands, like /tp or /xp
• Create variables, like playerName = @p
• Use variables as arguments, such as /tp $playerName 0 64 0
• Use control flow, like if $playerName == "redwolf10105" then /say Hi, Redwolf
• Use loops

This is just an idea, hope it makes sense

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• June 28, 2018 16:28
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  • June 30, 2018 08:25
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  How it is supposed to work ? (I mean how do you set commands in it and how do you set the first and the last ?).
  
  And could you be more precise whith the interest of this new block because everything you said is already possible with actuals commands :
  
  - in your post, /tp $playerName 0 64 0 = /tp @p 0 64 0
  
  - and for the /say, it is possible with a /say, but I'll use a /tellraw : /tellraw @a [{"text":"Hi "},{"selector":"@p"}] - for a /say, tape /say *selector*
  
  You can even make a player speak : /tellraw @a [{"text":"<"},{"selector":"@p"},{"text":">  Hi "},{"selector":"@a"}]
  
  We already have loops with the functions.
  
  However, if we could give a player's head with a selector (I don't know how to explain it) with this command : /give @p player_head{Owner:$PlayerName} ,that could be useful.
  Note : the last command is supposed to give the head of the nearest player.