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Varible command

I think that we should be able to have our own variables in Minecraft. We can also use them in other commands

Layout:

/variable add (name) (type) (value)

/variable remove (name)

/varible set (name) (value)

Examples:

/varible add x float 3.77

/varible set x 3.78

/tp @p x ~ ~

/varible remove x

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• November 22, 2020 12:45
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  • November 23, 2020 03:42
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  There are two main types of data storage in Minecraft, and there is no need for another form of data storage you can already do lots of things with this. There are two main forms of data storage:

  • Scoreboard objectives: The best way for storing integers, because of the ability to do basic math such as addition (+=), subtraction (-=), muliplication (*=), division (/=) and modulus (%=).
  • NBT data: Best way for storing almost anything else. Reading and writing is easy with the /data command.

  It is also possible to perform your example command using scoreboard values and armour stands. There is no need to add another form of data storage.

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  • November 24, 2020 17:56
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  That's a really cool idea.