I have a trail of command blocks in my world (cuz I'm lazy) and wouldn't it be nice if I could put it all into one block
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That would be extremely useful to everyone, not just "lazy" people. Big commands would take up a lot less space and time.
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That's why we have the functions
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Having commands in separate command blocks makes it easier to find what commands need fixing and the order commands should go. (I think so anyways.)
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Yep, functions exist and can do this! :)
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I had that idea too! Looks like ya got me covered. It would help a lot for us lazy noobs. Ya vote my vote!
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Cool
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You can do multiple functions, then make one calling each one in sequence, so then you can see it as "blocks" in one command in a block.
Example:
functions/
myfunc/
f1.mcfunction
f2.mcfunction
f3.mcfunction
f4.mcfunction
all_fs.mcfunction
then on each fx you put whatever you want and then call all of them in sequence on the all_fs.mcfunction one.
(I doubt it would be easier than just creating a single file like any other programming language. Chunks of code is awesome. Create some files with some code and you're good to go) -
You can use Done Command Bloc Machines Generators! :)
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you can already do that
/summon minecraft:command_block_minecart ~ ~ ~ {Command:"/setblock ~ ~-1 ~ Minecraft:detector_rail"{,PassengerID:"minecraft:command_block_minecart"{command:"/summon minecraft:bat"}}
I think it is something like that
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In Bedrock, "/function" exists now making this suggestion fulfilled.
NOTE: You cannot use "conditional" tests, so to use some conditional mid-way, something like "/execute" is needed. -
Good idea.
I also suggest that multiple commands be a subcommand of one /execute.
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... this is the mods and scripting section
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Two solutions:
1. Chain command blocks. They make it easier for debugging
2. Functions
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