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/size command

In minecraft, imagine if you could set your size or mobs' size. If you could, then you could have mini battles or a giant fight. That's why I want the /size command to be a thing. So basically, the size command could turn you 10x your size by just typing /size <your minecraft name> x10. Or, if you wanted to shrink to the smallest size possible, then do /size <your minecraft name> x0.01. The limit is x32767 though. What size would you want to be?

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    I see this being a big update

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    This would be a huge update too I love size mods but Also a hard developement but would be the best mod/update

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    I just want to scare my friend as giant alex XD

     

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    Quick update on this: Massive credit to the java team!! It's in the game!!! The new generic.scale attribute works pretty similar to what this was requesting! This doubles player size:

    /attribute @a generic.scale base set 2
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    It's not as easy to just add the command. You know that entities can't just change size on the whim. This would require a lot of work to implement.

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    I agree on so many levels

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    love that idea i wana shrink or grow big alot

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    What version?

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    it doesent work it says you cant bind air nanannana

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    Lol didn’t work

     

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    Not gonna work

     

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    I think they may be adding this! It was sorta in the April fools Update!

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    please add this mojang, people can resize themselves for rp and characters, and even have fun with it for challanges and stuff, even if its small please add it to 1.20

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    1) This would be a terrible feature, it can be abused and exploited in countless ways

    2) Do you even realize how ridiculously powerful a computer would have to be in order to handle an entity x32767 the size they normally are? Not to mention it would perma-freeze Xboxes, iPads, iPhones, and weaker PCs.

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    Also I see someone saying this would be good for "roleplaying". Minecraft is a survival game, not a roleplay game. Roleplaying is something players can choose to do of course, BUT, it SHOULDN'T be a chief part of the game.

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    I mean, mojang did it with the Interaction entity's width and height attributes, they just need to port the system to be universal and add the custom hitbox collision.

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    Good News. Scale Command has been implemented. Bad News, It doesn't work on minecarts or boats like it should. 

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    99

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    What version?
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    • Quick update on this: Massive credit to the java team!! It's in the game!!! The new generic.scale attribute works pretty similar to what this was requesting! This doubles player size:

      /attribute @a generic.scale base set 2