I am a beginner with command blocks, but the progress I've been making I've impressed myself. Though, with this last road block, I'm at my wits end with this project I'm working on. I've tried google, I tried chatgpt, I tried someone through fivver. I need a command block expert to get me back on the right track. I'm several weeks in the project, I've been trying to push through with setting deadlines, but haven't been able to hit any of them. I was okay with this cause though things were a little bit of a struggle, I kept inching along with progress which gave me motivation. I was literally on the home stretch a few days ago, then I hit a proverbial brick wall when a major portion of my project that just broke and I've tried some attempts to fix and it's just totally broken. I figured it has to do with my early efforts to build logics and my methods are a bit spotty and I think I made the logics unstable. I must have touched something I shouldn't have and what used to work over and over with retesting, I must have tweaked something and now it decided to change it's behavior. I just attempted to overhaul the entire major portion with what chatgpt was calling "scoreboard-based finite state machine (FSM)". The FSM method, in writing, it seems pretty solid but in practice, I feel like I'm being led on a wild goose chase. Now I can't get anything to work. I'm frustrated to the point of not seeing straight and now I'm desperately reaching out to the void in hopes I can find someone can answer the call.
Otherwise I think I'm just gonna throw in the towel and give up on this project, which is disappointing with all the progress made.
If anyone is curious I have all the pictures and schematics already made.
I am a beginner with command blocks, but the progress I've been making I've impressed myself. Though, with this last road block, I'm at my wits end with this project I'm working on. I've tried google, I tried chatgpt, I tried someone through fivver. I need a command block expert to get me back on the right track. I'm several weeks in the project, I've been trying to push through with setting deadlines, but haven't been able to hit any of them. I was okay with this cause though things were a little bit of a struggle, I kept inching along with progress which gave me motivation. I was literally on the home stretch a few days ago, then I hit a proverbial brick wall when a major portion of my project that just broke and I've tried some attempts to fix and it's just totally broken. I figured it has to do with my early efforts to build logics and my methods are a bit spotty and I think I made the logics unstable. I must have touched something I shouldn't have and what used to work over and over with retesting, I must have tweaked something and now it decided to change it's behavior. I just attempted to overhaul the entire major portion with what chatgpt was calling "scoreboard-based finite state machine (FSM)". The FSM method, in writing, it seems pretty solid but in practice, I feel like I'm being led on a wild goose chase. Now I can't get anything to work. I'm frustrated to the point of not seeing straight and now I'm desperately reaching out to the void in hopes I can find someone can answer the call.
Otherwise I think I'm just gonna throw in the towel and give up on this project, which is disappointing with all the progress made.
If anyone is curious I have all the pictures and schematics already made.
ChatGPT is going to lead you on a very wild goose chase with command block work, especially since it tends to acknowledge old methods and hallucinates a lot.
If you're still looking for help on this, feel free to message me on here and I can provide you with contact info, unless you're fine with sharing what's going on this post directly.
I want a specific code to be executed when I type a word with a slash (/).
For example: /lobby = /tp @p x y z
how???
So, a "/lobby" command isn't possible directly in vanilla, as top-level commands are hardcoded. You'd need a mod/plugin developer who works with Java who can set it up as a mod/plugin on fabric, forge, paper, or spigot.
If you want it setup in vanilla, without mods/plugins, you could do the following:
1. Setup a scoreboard named "lobby" set as a trigger (scoreboard objectives add lobby trigger).
2. Have one repeating command block to enable the trigger for all players continuously (scoreboard players enable @a lobby).
3. Have players directly type "/trigger lobby" or setup a button/pressure plate to do it (execute as @p run trigger lobby set 1).
4. Have another repeating command block chain to first check all players for a lobby score of 1 and run your /tp command (execute as @a[scores={lobby=1}] run tp @s X Y Z), and a conditional chain attached to that to set their lobby score back to 0 (scoreboard players set @a[scores={lobby=1}] lobby 0), so they're not consistently getting hit with that /tp.
I am a beginner with command blocks, but the progress I've been making I've impressed myself. Though, with this last road block, I'm at my wits end with this project I'm working on. I've tried google, I tried chatgpt, I tried someone through fivver. I need a command block expert to get me back on the right track. I'm several weeks in the project, I've been trying to push through with setting deadlines, but haven't been able to hit any of them. I was okay with this cause though things were a little bit of a struggle, I kept inching along with progress which gave me motivation. I was literally on the home stretch a few days ago, then I hit a proverbial brick wall when a major portion of my project that just broke and I've tried some attempts to fix and it's just totally broken. I figured it has to do with my early efforts to build logics and my methods are a bit spotty and I think I made the logics unstable. I must have touched something I shouldn't have and what used to work over and over with retesting, I must have tweaked something and now it decided to change it's behavior. I just attempted to overhaul the entire major portion with what chatgpt was calling "scoreboard-based finite state machine (FSM)". The FSM method, in writing, it seems pretty solid but in practice, I feel like I'm being led on a wild goose chase. Now I can't get anything to work. I'm frustrated to the point of not seeing straight and now I'm desperately reaching out to the void in hopes I can find someone can answer the call.
Otherwise I think I'm just gonna throw in the towel and give up on this project, which is disappointing with all the progress made.
If anyone is curious I have all the pictures and schematics already made.
Est. 2011 (1.7.3 Beta)
ChatGPT is going to lead you on a very wild goose chase with command block work, especially since it tends to acknowledge old methods and hallucinates a lot.
If you're still looking for help on this, feel free to message me on here and I can provide you with contact info, unless you're fine with sharing what's going on this post directly.
i wanna help. for a command... can u help me????
Sure, I can help. What command do you need help with?
I want a specific code to be executed when I type a word with a slash (/).
For example: /lobby = /tp @p x y z
how???
So, a "/lobby" command isn't possible directly in vanilla, as top-level commands are hardcoded. You'd need a mod/plugin developer who works with Java who can set it up as a mod/plugin on fabric, forge, paper, or spigot.
If you want it setup in vanilla, without mods/plugins, you could do the following:
1. Setup a scoreboard named "lobby" set as a trigger (scoreboard objectives add lobby trigger).
2. Have one repeating command block to enable the trigger for all players continuously (scoreboard players enable @a lobby).
3. Have players directly type "/trigger lobby" or setup a button/pressure plate to do it (execute as @p run trigger lobby set 1).
4. Have another repeating command block chain to first check all players for a lobby score of 1 and run your /tp command (execute as @a[scores={lobby=1}] run tp @s X Y Z), and a conditional chain attached to that to set their lobby score back to 0 (scoreboard players set @a[scores={lobby=1}] lobby 0), so they're not consistently getting hit with that /tp.
tnx bro. can u help in red stone???
I don't know redstone too well, but I can try! What did you need help with?
a drying matchin