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Hello All,
So i currently been playing on a skyblock map on java, My family really likes is but wants to play it on bedrock so they can use the controller.
I was able to convert it, But the commands dont work, Guessing due to them on java commands and not bedrock.
Would anyone be willing to help me update these, You can have all the credit!. Just wanna be able to play with the family
That's because there are quite a few syntax issues between the two. BTW I love your picture.
If you would like I can come take a look at your commands. Is this done with functions or are you using command blocks? If you are doing command Blocks I definitely can. I also don't really care for credit I love helping out. Chances are you just need syntax changes (however if things like scoreboard are required we will need work arounds) I'm usually pretty good with those too
We actually have a world we are working on that we want to be a family friendly world with a ton of different games (one is like skyblock), board games, dungeons, and other mini-games.
Unfortunately they only do a Max count so it will be successful if you have 1 or more. It's really annoying actually I don't see the benefit of doing it that way other than programming it might have been easier.
You could do something like this. I just used a test for in a container and give players the items back based upon what is in there.
In this I would make it so after you put the items in a dispenser it teleports the items to you. It would be cleaner
If you don't want to do chest, could do a binary test using the old idea of take from and give back.
64 = 0100 0000
32 = 0010 0000
16 = 0001 0000
8 = 0000 1000
4 = 0000 0100
2 = 0000 0010
1 = 0000 0001
Try to subtract each value, give the player back the amounts that succeed and this will work for any value from 0 to 64. Note the binary numbers are just to show the pattern so you know why it works.
Hello All,
So i currently been playing on a skyblock map on java, My family really likes is but wants to play it on bedrock so they can use the controller.
I was able to convert it, But the commands dont work, Guessing due to them on java commands and not bedrock.
Would anyone be willing to help me update these, You can have all the credit!. Just wanna be able to play with the family
That's because there are quite a few syntax issues between the two. BTW I love your picture.
If you would like I can come take a look at your commands. Is this done with functions or are you using command blocks? If you are doing command Blocks I definitely can. I also don't really care for credit I love helping out. Chances are you just need syntax changes (however if things like scoreboard are required we will need work arounds) I'm usually pretty good with those too
We actually have a world we are working on that we want to be a family friendly world with a ton of different games (one is like skyblock), board games, dungeons, and other mini-games.
Hello and ty for your reply
So after hours of watching videos and searching the net, Ive figured it out, well for the most part LOLOL
My main issues is now, Say i have an item im selling for 64 cobble to get gold back.
If i hit the button with say 32 cobblestone, it takes it away..
How do i stop that?
I am using full command blocks in
Unfortunately they only do a Max count so it will be successful if you have 1 or more. It's really annoying actually I don't see the benefit of doing it that way other than programming it might have been easier.
You could do something like this. I just used a test for in a container and give players the items back based upon what is in there.
In this I would make it so after you put the items in a dispenser it teleports the items to you. It would be cleaner
If you don't want to do chest, could do a binary test using the old idea of take from and give back.
64 = 0100 0000
32 = 0010 0000
16 = 0001 0000
8 = 0000 1000
4 = 0000 0100
2 = 0000 0010
1 = 0000 0001
Try to subtract each value, give the player back the amounts that succeed and this will work for any value from 0 to 64. Note the binary numbers are just to show the pattern so you know why it works.
Finished the map,
Not sure how to upload to share it with everyone else
You'll have to upload it to another website. I use mediafire but dropbox, google drive or any file host works.