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• Rails that can go faster than Powered Rails
• Minecarts that can dig through walls and place tracks
• Rails that can go vertically to make it easier to go up
• Switch Rails (were you can select in your cart whether or not to go that direction, without using so much redstone and redstone torches)
• Redstone Wire that can go vertically

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Is anybody else's antivirus going crazy when visiting this page... ?

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That double chest full of Lapis blocks a lot of people have finally gets a use.

Also, Lapis isn't hard to get. It drops multiple per mine, and is traded by villagers.

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So the best way to do this is, when the game is over, have the detective put in a big room with all the players in little cells surrounding him. You could give each player different color name-plate, depending on what cell they are in.

On the other side of the room, opposite the cells, you could have a bunch of buttons placed on wool colors corresponding to the player name-plates. The detective guesses who is the "infected" player by pressing the button of whatever color the name-plate is of the suspected player.

To clear that up, if the detective thinks the player with the orange name-plate is the infected, he would press the button on the orange wool block.Once that button is pressed, a command block behind the button would have "say The detective believes @p[coordinates-of-cell-here,r=2] is the infected player!"

Before the round starts, when the infected player is chosen, you'd add him to team "infected_player"Behind the wool-buttons, along with the Say command block, you would have another one giving the person in chosen cell a dummy "suspect" score of 1.

Then, after that, the detective hits the "player has been chosen" button. This triggers a command block to find a player (any of them) who is on team "infected_player" and has a dummy "suspect" score_min_1. If it does, this triggers a piston to block a circuit. If this circuit is not blocked, that means the detective chose incorrectly. This circuit triggers a commandblock with "say the detective has chosen incorrectly! The Infected Player was @p[team=infected_player]! Infected Player Wins!"

However, if the detective chose correctly, then the first commandblock would have found a player who was on team infected_player and had a dummy "suspect" score_min_1. This commandblock being triggered would stop the other circuit (which goes to the "detective chose incorrectly" commandblock). If the commandblock found a player who was on team infected_player and had a dummy "suspect" score_min_1, then that would trigger a commandblock with "say The Detective Chose correctly, the infected player was @p[team=infected_player]! The Infected Loses, and the Detective Wins!"

Hopefully you can figure out the logic behind what I said here, and how "commandblock triggers" means a commandblock with a comparator and etc.

Cheers, and hope this helps,~Fugu

The detective guesses [name on paper] is infected!

scoreboard players set @r[score_infectedPlayer=0,score_infectedPlayer_min=0] detPlayer 1

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