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Let schedule command remember command context (executor and location).

Currently, any commands scheduled with /schedule are executed as the server, not as the person who ran the command. This makes it difficult to schedule something that you want to happen to a specific entity; you have to somehow keep track of which entity scheduled what. It would be much easier if the game remembers this for you.

For example, if I run this command:

execute as SomePlayer positioned 20 64 20 run schedule function example:myfunction 1s

All commands in the function example:myfunction will be executed as the player SomePlayer at the position (20, 64, 20).

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• February 01, 2021 16:50
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  • May 07, 2023 17:20
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  Personally, I would like to have this kind of functionality because it's true that we would like to program a command for an entity and not always the server. I can even share an idea about it, such as keeping it so that by default, it's the server that executes, but if we specify in the command '/schedule function custom:function 1s append @s', it will be the person who executes the function.

  I would also like functionalities like '/schedule clear custom:function @p', which would allow canceling the scheduled custom:function for the nearest player. If no player is specified, the server will be the target.

  I hope this will be considered for a future update.