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Use scoreboards in other commands

You read the title, here I'm explaining:

let's say you wrote

/scoreboard add "exm"...

then my idea is you will spend this in commands like

/give @p stone count:{score:"exm",ScoreOwnerSelector:"@e[type=sheep,limit=1,sort=nearest]"}

 

The "grammer" of the method will probably be written differently, this is for the example, but you understood the main idea, use the score the entity got as a number in commands.

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    Hi, i also need exactly this feature... 

    I want to tp a Player to coordinates written to scoreboard. The writing part is simple, but to read it from the scoreboard is missing...

    Write to scoreboard (what i already got):

    /execute store result score @p posX run data get entity @p Pos[0]

    and something like this is missing:

    /tp @p {"name":"@p","objective":"posX"}

    I hope this comment adds some detail how the command could look like. Thanks

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    @Iyawings29 you can already do this https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=ytyg7egKm-o

    But still it would be amazing to use this in commands without these tricks and in setblock, fill, tp,...

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    I like the first comment’s idea but i think it should look like this:

    /tp @p {“score”:{“name”:”[name_of_player]”,”objective”:”[scoreboard objective]”}}

    example::

    /tp @p {“score”:{“name”:”@p”,”objective”:”destination”}}

    Thank you for reading!