As we all know, command block commands like /setblock, /tp, /summon, etc. require coordinates to make them work. Usually those coordinates are found by hitting F3 and sorting through a wall of text in order to find your position.
A problem that I commonly face is that I never remember which coordinates I have to add 0.5 to, which ones to subtract from, and I often have to spend a lot of time with trial and error trying to get the command block to target the exact block I want it to.
I propose we add a new command, /aimpos. It would be set up like this:
/aimpos [copy]
What this command does is it tells you the integer coordinates of the block that you are looking at, by printing it into the user's chat.
The range of this is unlimited, so the user does not have to get up close to the block in order to find its coordinates.
If [copy] is set to 1, then the coordinates will be copied into the user's clipboard, so they can easily paste them into command blocks or the chat.
if [copy] is zero or nonexistent altogether, the clipboard will remain unaffected and the coordinates will only be printed to chat.
What do you all think?
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A problem that I commonly face is that I never remember which coordinates I have to add 0.5 to, which ones to subtract from, and I often have to spend a lot of time with trial and error trying to get the command block to target the exact block I want it to.
I propose we add a new command, /aimpos. It would be set up like this:
/aimpos [copy]
What this command does is it tells you the integer coordinates of the block that you are looking at, by printing it into the user's chat.
The range of this is unlimited, so the user does not have to get up close to the block in order to find its coordinates.
If [copy] is set to 1, then the coordinates will be copied into the user's clipboard, so they can easily paste them into command blocks or the chat.
if [copy] is zero or nonexistent altogether, the clipboard will remain unaffected and the coordinates will only be printed to chat.
What do you all think?