I want to see if a 5x3x3 region below an entity is all blocks of any type except air. There doesn't seem to be a way to do this with /execute if blocks, since the source region must match the destination region's blocks. One solution would be to use /execute if block, and check if each individual block in the region is not air, but this seems rather inefficient. Any ideas?
Figured it out. First, I have a repeating command block running this on loop:
execute as @a[scores={counter=1..}] run function cheese:controller
Then inside of controller I have the following lines:
execute as @a[scores={counter=1..}] at @s run scoreboard players operation @s diff = @s counter
execute as @a[scores={counter=1..}] at @s run function cheese:loop
execute as @a[scores={counter=1..}] at @s run scoreboard players set @s counter 0
Then inside of loop I have the following lines:
execute as @a[scores={counter=1..}] at @s if score @s diff >= @s DECREMENT run experience add @s 1 levels
execute as @a[scores={counter=1..}] at @s run scoreboard players operation @s[scores={diff=1..}] diff-= @s DECREMENT
execute as @a[scores={counter=1..}] at @s if score @s diff >= @s DECREMENT run function cheese:loop
Basically it detects when the player's counter score increases, then decrements an objective set equal to the counter by a DECREMENT score -- set to 1 in this case, adding one level each time it decreases. It loops until the counter is reduced to 0.
execute as <selector> store result score @s <objective> run data get entity @s XpLevel
It seems like this gives me the reverse. When I increase my experience by 1 level, this command increases the scoreboard objective by 1. I want to increase a scoreboard objective by 1 and thus increase my experience by 1 level.
Is it possible to set the player's experience level to a scoreboard value? The /experience command does not accept a scoreboard objective for its <amount> input. Is there another command that would make this possible? Thanks in advance!
Thanks for playing, and for sharing your score! I know I recognize your name from somewhere, though. Did you participate in the Toybox collab as well by any chance?
Lol. What about if you name the mob egg and put it inside a dispenser then trigger it to fire when you start the encounter?
That could work, the only problem is that the nameplate only shows when you look straight at the mob. And when the mob is behind iron bars you can't see the nameplate.
I just played this and I must say,this was not a good map but a superb map.This seemed to be more of an adventure parkour kinda map but still this is epic!!!Keep on doing the good job dude!
I found the 10 pumpkin men . I only found 1 cake and I gave the tree the diamond
quick question: what was the thingy everybody using to decide what villagers trade for? It would be of wonderful use to me on something I'm working on right now.
There is a Bottle o' Enchanting item that gives you enchantment pellets, and there is also a Fire Charge that looks like a ghast ball. All that it does is set stuff on fire. Third person view is better now too, your head moves with the camera. New mob is pretty cool... I hope to see it do something useful in the future. To tame it you have to stare at it for 2 hours with a fish.....
The game is really fun, but when you die you are done and have to start over. I hate that because I die A LOT in games. I can never get far without getting attacked and killed by a zombie :/ Other than that it is a great game, especially for being made in 48 hours.
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This works! Thanks so much!
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I want to see if a 5x3x3 region below an entity is all blocks of any type except air. There doesn't seem to be a way to do this with /execute if blocks, since the source region must match the destination region's blocks. One solution would be to use /execute if block, and check if each individual block in the region is not air, but this seems rather inefficient. Any ideas?
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Figured it out. First, I have a repeating command block running this on loop:
execute as @a[scores={counter=1..}] run function cheese:controller
Then inside of controller I have the following lines:
execute as @a[scores={counter=1..}] at @s run scoreboard players operation @s diff = @s counter
execute as @a[scores={counter=1..}] at @s run function cheese:loop
execute as @a[scores={counter=1..}] at @s run scoreboard players set @s counter 0
Then inside of loop I have the following lines:
execute as @a[scores={counter=1..}] at @s if score @s diff >= @s DECREMENT run experience add @s 1 levels
execute as @a[scores={counter=1..}] at @s run scoreboard players operation @s[scores={diff=1..}] diff-= @s DECREMENT
execute as @a[scores={counter=1..}] at @s if score @s diff >= @s DECREMENT run function cheese:loop
Basically it detects when the player's counter score increases, then decrements an objective set equal to the counter by a DECREMENT score -- set to 1 in this case, adding one level each time it decreases. It loops until the counter is reduced to 0.
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It seems like this gives me the reverse. When I increase my experience by 1 level, this command increases the scoreboard objective by 1. I want to increase a scoreboard objective by 1 and thus increase my experience by 1 level.
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Is it possible to set the player's experience level to a scoreboard value? The /experience command does not accept a scoreboard objective for its <amount> input. Is there another command that would make this possible? Thanks in advance!
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Yes, I did indeed!
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That could work, the only problem is that the nameplate only shows when you look straight at the mob. And when the mob is behind iron bars you can't see the nameplate.
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I changed the properties of the spawner to only spawn 1 mob in that location, and, well...
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Thanks for playing! I'll be sure to watch this later on.
Thanks! I may make Parkour Thief II. (Hint: I am.)
Awesome, not many people go for the achievements!
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Here you go!
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Escape the Laboratory, my first entry.
Funny, the amount of entries in this map is the same as the adventure multiplex.