ExpertCoder14
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These are actually all possible in the Java Edition of Minecraft, there are loads of ways to create conditionals if you're willing to use scoreboards. For the first one, we can set up a scoreboard ...
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Hi deception You are correct. From the Minecraft Wiki: lvl: The level of the enchantment, where 1 is level 1. Saved as short when created by enchanting tables or loot tables, but read as an int an...
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Just copy the scores to another temporary scoreboard, and then perform the operation there to get the result on a new scoreboard.
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Bossbars are not meant for math operations, that's what scoreboards are for. If you need to do math operations, have a repeating command block update the bossbar value with the value from the score...
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Variables and data storage are already available in a variety of forms—it's up to you to decide which is the best for the job. For numerical formats, scoreboards are the best tool because they supp...
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PenguinManBlue Something went wrong, and the link to the other feedback post wasn't showing up. I meant that instead of a /not command, there could be an additional option in the next command block...
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The /execute command wasn't meant for scheduling things to happen, it was meant for modifying execution properties. In layman's terms, it modifies the who, what, and where attributes, but wasn't de...
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This would be very dangerous because a single command to clear the slate is too little protection. Imagine leaving your computer, and a troll comes up and types /clearworld to troll you. You will n...
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This is possible using /data remove: /data remove block 12 23 34 Items[{id:"minecraft:diamond_sword"}].tag.Enchantments[{id:"minecraft:sharpness"}]
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This is accomplished using /execute store and then testing for a score. /execute store result score FakePlayer myObjective if entity @e[type=pig,distance=..5] /execute if score FakePlayer myObjecti...