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Better scoreboard target selector argument

Adding the possibility to include/exclude only targets who aren't in a specific scoreboard would be quite useful; as seen with the /tag command:

• [scores={}] — Include any targets that are/have a value in at least 1 scoreboard.
• [scores={!}] — Include only targets that aren't/don't have a value in any scoreboard(s).
• [scores={myworld}] — Include only targets that have a value in the scoreboard "myworld".
• [scores={!myworld}] — Exclude any targets that have a value in the scoreboard "myworld".

For example:

Steve is in the scoreboard "test" with a value of 1.

Alex isn't in the scoreboard "test".

/execute @a[scores={!test}] ~~~ say Hello world
Output: [Alex] Hello world

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  • May 02, 2022 00:24
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  I feel like this is what tags would be used for, granted it would be a hell of a lot easier to type

  /execute @a[scores={!TEST}] ~~~ scoreboard players add @s TEST

  Instead of

  # Repeat, Always Active
  /execute @a[tag=!TEST] ~~~ scoreboard players add @s TEST
  # Chain, Always Active, conditional
  /execute @a[scores={TEST=0}] ~~~ tag @s add TEST

  So you have my vote. here's hoping they implement it in both bedrock and java.