Thanks for the reply, but I can't get it to work. The hover just shows a space. I tested it in single player 1.9 as well as Spigot 1.9, and the results are the same. I attached some screenshots. I tested with the target selector @p and my username.
Ok, honestly, hacking is most common on smaller servers because the hackers think they'll never get caught on a minor server.
However, I play Mineplex' new game "Clans" quite a bit, and it seems like EVERY person I encounter during raids, or even mining or going to the SHOP is a hacker.
For example: We have -30 warpoints against a clan called "Artifact". EVERY one of them is a hacker, and we have proof: we had a moat at our old base, and we were hiding in it. (for reference, you can't place blocks in other clans' areas) So Artifact comes along, and a ladder suddenly appears on the wall of the moat, so they can come down safely. As soon as they're safely down, it disappears and they one-hit all of us. We even got it on camera!
He's not asking about reddust particles, he's asking about blockcrack particles.
In 1.9, /particle's syntax changed to include parameters for blockcrack, iconcrack, and blockdust particles (along with a selector to determine which players should see the particle). The value for a redstone block for blockcrack is 152:
/particle blockdust X Y Z 1 1 1 0 1 normal @a 152
Ok, thanks. (don't know why I didn't get an alert till now.)
While I make Food Fight 2 with friends, i'm also working on one independently. I am PLANNING on using a remix of Shakira's "Try Everything" in the map. I have permission from the REMIX artist, but would this still bring up copyright issues with the original piece? Thanks!
Hello, Minecrafters! After minutes of tiring work, I have come up with a simple command block concept: Blood particles in 1.9!
Here's a screenshot of the particles!
The Command Blocks
This simple mechanic uses only 3 command blocks and can be made easily in any map you're using. If you use it, give me credit and send me the link to the map! I'd love to see it!
The first command block is actually temporary. Place down an Impulse command block and put this command in:
/scoreboard objectives add dmg stat.damageTaken
The 'dmg' can be switched out for whatever you want to name your objective. Just make sure you remember it!
Activate that block, then break it if you please.
For the second command block, place down a Repeat that is Always Active. Put this command in:
Make sure the second one points the direction of the third command block. It should be a Chain command block that is Always Active and is conditional. Put this command in:
/scoreboard players set @e[score_dmg_min=1] dmg 0
The command blocks should look like this now:
And that's it! Simple, but a nice little feature to make your map that little bit more interactive and lively! If you liked this, leave a like!
P.S.: I developed this for an adventure map I'm working on. Stay tuned!
So, I'm trying to make a redstone block cracking particle around a player when they take damage. I have all the execute parameters set up correctly (tested it with magicCrit), but I don't know how to make the block crack particle look like the redstone block one. Please help!
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Also, if you do not want it to emit the sound, change it to this:
/summon EnderDragon ~0 ~1 ~0 {Attributes:[{Name:generic.attackDamage,Base:0}],NoAI:1,Silent:1,DragonPhase:6}The Silent tag, added in 1.8, keeps the entity from making any unwanted noise
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Try using this website
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If you named the armorstand "CoalBlock1", then I would change it to
(It's a good idea to include the type=ArmorStand JUST incase any player named CoalBlock1 comes along
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If you mean name-tag style things, DiamondMiner177 is correct. They are commonly referred to as 'holograms'.
There are also a few MCEdit filters that convert pixelated PNG images to holograms.
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Ok, honestly, hacking is most common on smaller servers because the hackers think they'll never get caught on a minor server.
However, I play Mineplex' new game "Clans" quite a bit, and it seems like EVERY person I encounter during raids, or even mining or going to the SHOP is a hacker.
For example: We have -30 warpoints against a clan called "Artifact". EVERY one of them is a hacker, and we have proof: we had a moat at our old base, and we were hiding in it. (for reference, you can't place blocks in other clans' areas) So Artifact comes along, and a ladder suddenly appears on the wall of the moat, so they can come down safely. As soon as they're safely down, it disappears and they one-hit all of us. We even got it on camera!
I'll see if I can get the video on here later.
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I took a peek at the command. This is due to how the companion moves, atop a Silverfish.
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hehe...
1738: Stereotypical Viner
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Ok, thanks. (don't know why I didn't get an alert till now.)
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So, I'm making a map.
While I make Food Fight 2 with friends, i'm also working on one independently. I am PLANNING on using a remix of Shakira's "Try Everything" in the map. I have permission from the REMIX artist, but would this still bring up copyright issues with the original piece? Thanks!
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Punch it with your fist, and if you are in 1.9, you can throw a splash water bottle on it.
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Hello!
A while ago, I said I had made those blood particles for an Adventure Map.
Said adventure map has been put on hold. I am working with my friends on a PvP, Food-Themed minigame:
We had previously made a PvP map called FoodFight that was just for us to play for fun. We are making a sequel that we will be putting up on here!
I'll keep you posted on progress updates and more below.
PROGRESS:
See Progress:
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Hello, Minecrafters! After minutes of tiring work, I have come up with a simple command block concept: Blood particles in 1.9!
Here's a screenshot of the particles!
The Command Blocks
This simple mechanic uses only 3 command blocks and can be made easily in any map you're using. If you use it, give me credit and send me the link to the map! I'd love to see it!
The first command block is actually temporary. Place down an Impulse command block and put this command in:
The 'dmg' can be switched out for whatever you want to name your objective. Just make sure you remember it!
Activate that block, then break it if you please.
For the second command block, place down a Repeat that is Always Active. Put this command in:
Make sure the second one points the direction of the third command block. It should be a Chain command block that is Always Active and is conditional. Put this command in:
The command blocks should look like this now:
And that's it! Simple, but a nice little feature to make your map that little bit more interactive and lively! If you liked this, leave a like!
P.S.: I developed this for an adventure map I'm working on. Stay tuned!
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So, I'm trying to make a redstone block cracking particle around a player when they take damage. I have all the execute parameters set up correctly (tested it with magicCrit), but I don't know how to make the block crack particle look like the redstone block one. Please help!
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I usually use this:
/effect [player selector] resistance [time you want] 255 true
The true is optional, just recommended if you do not want the particles.
EDIT: Oh, not tilting on damage? Hmmm... Not sure, sorry.