I found out the bats are still alive, but the tears still fall off. I might just use /kill @e[type=!Player] when the player leaves the room. Can I put a range on a kill command?
Yes, you can. Just do
/kill @e[type=!Player,r=10]
And that will kill everything but the player in a radius of 10. Change the number for different ranges.
Hey can i ask you im trying to summon bonemeal but its still giving me ink sacs. I tried to add Itemmeta:15 after Count:1, but it didnt work :/ Could you help me?
Try not to post on old threads, but this should work
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.
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:
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.
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.
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Increase the 100's for more range.
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Like this:
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You need to use stats for this:
And then that will give any player that dropped a diamond a score of 1 in "dropped"
To kill the item:
-Add an objective:
-Set all dropped diamonds score of "killItem" to 1:
/scoreboard players set @e[type=Item] killItem 1 {Item:{id:"minecraft:diamond"}}-Then, kill all items with a score of 1 in "killItem":
I haven't tested this, but I am 99.9% sure this will work!
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I don't know if you did this on the actual command, but you misspelled SelectedItem:{}
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Yes, you can. Just do
And that will kill everything but the player in a radius of 10. Change the number for different ranges.
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You can use replaceitem to fill already set chests.
setblock a chest somewhere (/setblock ~ ~ ~ chest)
Then, replaceitem it so it has items.
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Here is the full list of every sound name in 1.9 for future reference:
http://www.theredengineer.com/1.9-playsound-list.html
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Fun Fact:
Your command is 14,104 characters long!