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You will need to use tellraw. This is the command you'll want:

/tellraw @a {"selector":"@r","color":"green","extra":[{"text":" : yolo","color":"red"}]}

Also, to copy+paste text into command blocks you need to use keyboard shortcuts. Use Ctrl+C to copy and Ctrl+V to paste.

Quote from Chu_Buh_Kuh»

I tried this and it works excellently I just have one problem what do I put under

/scoreboard players set @e[type=Item] Item 1 {OnGround:1b,Item:{id:"minecraft:your_block/item_id_required_for_crafting",AddYourExtraNBTDataHere:1}}



Not sure what the actual nbt data is and or how to summon an item with nbt data.   I am somewhat new to command blocks and don't know everything about them like you do. (Btw watched your videos and subscribed you'er cool)

First off, thank you!

NBT data is specific information stored on the item. For example, there is NBT data to specify how much items there are. That NBT data is Count:#. Where the # represents the amount of items. So, if you wanted it to be 32 items, it would look like this:

/scoreboard players set @e[type=Item] Item 1 {OnGround:1b,Item:{id:"minecraft:your_block/item_id_required_for_crafting",Count:32}}

There are many NBT data's out there, that's just one.

Quote from Chu_Buh_Kuh»

Thank you for responding so fast it is greatly appreciated I will try your method and look into it. There is another thing I found while looking that checks the names of entities on the ground just haven't got it to work yet.

/testfor @e[type=Item] {Item:{id:minecraft:stone,tag:{display:{Name:"grenade"}}}}

Anyways thanks for your help I will try this.

The way I do my floor crafting looks a bit different. (I haven't watched the video but by your desc. it seems different.)

The floor crafting commands I use are these:

/scoreboard objectives add Item dummy
 
/scoreboard objectives add Crafted dummy
 
/scoreboard players set @e[type=Item] Item 1 {OnGround:1b,Item:{id:"minecraft:your_block/item_id_required_for_crafting"}}
 
/scoreboard players set @e[type=Item] Item 2 {OnGround:1b,Item:{id:"minecraft:2nd_block/item_id_required_for_crafting"}}
 
/execute @e[type=Item,score_Item_min=1,score_Item=1] ~ ~ ~ execute @e[type=Item,score_Item_min=2,score_Item=2,r=1] ~ ~ ~ /scoreboard players set @e[type=Item,r=1] Crafted 1
 
/execute @e[type=Item,score_Item_min=1,score_Item=1] ~ ~ ~ execute @e[type=Item,score_Item_min=2,score_Item=2,r=1] ~ ~ ~ /summon Item ~ ~ ~ {Item:{id:"minecraft:your_block/item_that_gets_crafted",Count:1}}
Count:1 is required in order to work!   ↑↑↑
 
(Optional): 1.8: /execute @e[type=Item,score_Crafted_min=1,c=1] ~ ~ ~ /playsound random.anvil_use @p ~ ~ ~ 1
            1.9+: /execute @e[type=Item,score_Crafted_min=1,c=1] ~ ~ ~ /playsound block.anvil.use block @p ~ ~ ~ 10 1
 
(Optional): /execute @e[type=Item,score_Crafted_min=1,c=1] ~ ~ ~ /particle smoke ~ ~ ~ 0.1 0.5 0.1 0.1 100
 
/kill @e[type=Item,score_Crafted_min=1]

So, just add the NBT data to the scoreboard commands and boom! You're set!

So, the scoreboard command would look kinda like this:

/scoreboard players set @e[type=Item] Item 1 {OnGround:1b,Item:{id:"minecraft:your_block/item_id_required_for_crafting",AddYourExtraNBTDataHere:1}}

You are welcome!

Try adding proper JSON to the other texts.

Like this:

/setblock -771 7 -1109 minecraft:wall_sign 0 replace {Text1:"{\"text\":\"\"}",Text2:"{\"text\":\"Dust\"}",Text3:"{\"text\":\"\"}",Text4:"{\"text\":\"\"}"}

Yup! Here is the command:

/summon Item ~ ~ ~ {Item:{id:"minecraft:redstone_block",Count:1b}}

And that will summon a redstone block item.

This is the command that you need to use:

/testfor @e[-209,68,135,r=0,type=Item] {Item:{id:"minecraft:ladder"}}

You don't need to quotations around the minecraft:ladder, but it's good practice to do so.

Quote from JochCool»

That would be pretty annoying to work with, especially to debug. It's just much easier if the ArmorStands have custom UUIDs so it's easier to see.

Thanks!

You need to use UUIDLeast: and UUIDMost:

For example:

/summon ArmorStand ~ ~ ~ {UUIDLeast:1L,UUIDMost:2L}

That will summon an ArmorStand with an UUID of 1.

The UUIDMost must be 1 more than the least. As you can see, my least was 1, and my most was 2. (1 + 1 = 2)

No, it will ignore the type=!Player, and will immediately obey the type=!Item.

However, you can use scoreboard tags to not select them.

Tag all players with "dontSelect":

/scoreboard players tag @a add dontSelect

Then, tag all items with "dontSelect":

/scoreboard players tag @e[type=Item] add dontSelect

Finally, select everything that doesn't have the tag "dontSelect":

@e[tag=!dontSelect]

Well after a little playing I think I've come up with something rather suitable. It is not perfect, but it is the closest I think I can possibly get it. You still levitate upward roughly 0.1 blocks every ~30 seconds. So it will lift you 1 block every 5 minutes, but other than that, you pretty much stay in the same place.

First set up two scoreboard objectives:

/scoreboard objectives add float dummy
/scoreboard objectives add floatingPoint dummy

Then starting with a repeating, unconditional, always active command block and following with all chain, unconditional, always active command blocks; create a chain executing the following commands in order:

/scoreboard players set @a[tag=!floating] floatingPoint 21
/scoreboard players tag @a[tag=!floating] add floating
/scoreboard players add @a float 1
/execute @a[tag=floating] ~ ~ ~ scoreboard players operation @p float %= @p floatingPoint
/effect @a[score_float=0] minecraft:levitation 1 0 true
/effect @a[score_float_min=1] minecraft:levitation 0
/scoreboard players add @a[score_float=0,score_floatingPoint=23] floatingPoint 1
/scoreboard players remove @a[score_float=0,score_floatingPoint_min=24] floatingPoint 4
/scoreboard players add @a[score_float=0,score_floatingPoint_min=23] float 1

This works in multiplayer, but has nothing set to only apply to specific players, so in its current state will always constantly make all players float. Unless you bug it out by resetting a players floatingPoint score while they have the floating tag. If you want a version that has this feature I can add that for you.

Edit: Reduced command blocks down to 9 from 13 by simplifying some logic.

Quote from BrennanSB»

You can use scoreboards for this. Put the commands in the same order as this.

/scoreboard objectives add example dummy

On a clock:

/tp @a[score_example_min=0,score_example=0] X Y Z of where you want them to go

After that, put the following command in a conditional command block after the tp command:

/scoreboard players set @a[score_example_min=0,score_example=0] example 1

What this will do is when a player joins for the first time, their score is 0. So, it will tp them to the spot you want them at. Then, it will set their score to 1, so that won't happen again

This will not work.

You would need this command:
/scoreboard players add @a example 0

before this one:

/tp @a[score_example_min=0,score_example=0] X Y Z of where you want them to go

Otherwise it will not track the score for the player

If you want to avoid this (It create lag) then you need to use tags but that only works in 1.9

And Just so you now. The first player who downloads a map will spawn in the same location as you where in when you last saved.

The real problem here is, why can't you start the 1.9 jar? There should be no difference than the 1.8 jar.

Are you hosting locally or on a dedicated server?

Is it linux or windows?

Are you using any sort of web gui to manage the server or strictly ssh/ftp?

If you are using linux and have ssh access, try using this command to start the server:

screen -A -m -d64 -S mc-server java -Xms1024M -Xmx1024M -jar minecraft_server.1.9.jar nogui

/scoreboard players add @e[type=Item] lapis 1 {Item:{id:"minecraft:dye",Damage:4s}}



You must specify the data types when testing an entity's tags. The quotes note that it is a string and the s is for short.



It is also good practice to include the mod name before the item id, in this case it is minecraft.



Well this is a weird little box I can't seem to get out of...