Andre Chen
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This command data get entity @e[type=zombie,limit=1,sort=nearest] Health shows the health of the nearest zombie. f3 + B shows the hitboxes of all entities.
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@Alex Tyrer I think he means block entities, which are unrelated to entities like falling blocks or zombies or items. Block entities are how Minecraft stores NBT data for blocks. For example, every...
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A better idea would be to not bite off more than you can chew and type at a speed at which you can actually control what keys you press and in what order. It's unnecessary too because the command l...
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When a potion hits the ground, the potion entity disappears. So there would be no entity on which to apply the inGround tag. There really is no elegant way to add a feature so that you detect when ...
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Yea um if the execution of this "independent" command block depends on another command block, that would make it dependent. Because it depends on something else. Not independent.
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I wholeheartedly disagree with this feature. To store NBT data in a block requires a block entity. This feature would necessitate that every single water block should have is own block entity. Imag...
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This seems a very strange feature for a very specific problem.
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The solution you are looking for is structure blocks. They can save a region in the world, which can optionally include entities, to either memory or disk. When loading a structure using structure ...
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When was /say removed?