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Right now, I'm working on a datapack that allows you to summon an enchanted carrot on a stick, which when you right click takes a fire charge from your inventory and shoots it where you are looking. I've got everything complete except for a funny issue where the fireballs shoot at an angle from where you are looking and they slow down quickly after being shot. Also, they then hang in the air and all move in the direction of the most recently fired one. Here is my function:
summon minecraft:fireball ^ ^ ^2 CustomName:""firewandfireball"", direction:[0d,0d,0d], ExplosionPower:0, life:1000
summon minecraft:area_effect_cloud 0 0 0 CustomName:""firewandaoecloud"", radius:0, duration:1000, particle:"take", effects:[]
execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] at @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] rotated as @a[scores=firewandClicks=1,nbt=SelectedItem:tag:display:Name:""text":"Fire Wand""] run tp @s ^ ^ ^1
scoreboard objectives add firewandx dummy
scoreboard objectives add firewandy dummy
scoreboard objectives add firewandz dummy
execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] store result score @s firewandx run data get entity @s Pos[0] 10000
execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] store result score @s firewandy run data get entity @s Pos[1] 10000
execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] store result score @s firewandz run data get entity @s Pos[2] 10000
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s Motion[0] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandx
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s Motion[1] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandy
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s Motion[2] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandz
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s direction[0] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandx
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s direction[1] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandy
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s direction[2] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandz
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s power[0] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandx
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s power[1] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandy
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s power[2] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandz
scoreboard objectives remove firewandx
scoreboard objectives remove firewandy
scoreboard objectives remove firewandz
execute run scoreboard players reset firewandClicks
execute run scoreboard players set @e firewandClicks 0
And this is the command that runs the function:execute as @a[scores=firewandClicks=1, nbt=SelectedItem:tag:display:Name:""text":"Fire Wand""] at @s anchored eyes run function firewand:fwshoot
All of them moving at once happens because they are all named the same, so I'll open another question on how to remove a customName from an entity after it has been summoned. What I need help on is getting the fireball to come straight forwards from where the player is looking when the fireball is summoned. I think I have some math wrong somewhere but I really am at a loss on how to fix it, because the angle it is off by changes based on where I'm looking.
These fireballs are just hanging in the air:
These fireballs all go at the same angle and stop at the same place:
At this angle the fireballs go where I point:
Edit: Added power so they constantly are accelerated, but no matter which combination of direction, Motion, and power I use, they still go flying away at the wrong angle.
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Right now, I'm working on a datapack that allows you to summon an enchanted carrot on a stick, which when you right click takes a fire charge from your inventory and shoots it where you are looking. I've got everything complete except for a funny issue where the fireballs shoot at an angle from where you are looking and they slow down quickly after being shot. Also, they then hang in the air and all move in the direction of the most recently fired one. Here is my function:
summon minecraft:fireball ^ ^ ^2 CustomName:""firewandfireball"", direction:[0d,0d,0d], ExplosionPower:0, life:1000
summon minecraft:area_effect_cloud 0 0 0 CustomName:""firewandaoecloud"", radius:0, duration:1000, particle:"take", effects:[]
execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] at @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] rotated as @a[scores=firewandClicks=1,nbt=SelectedItem:tag:display:Name:""text":"Fire Wand""] run tp @s ^ ^ ^1
scoreboard objectives add firewandx dummy
scoreboard objectives add firewandy dummy
scoreboard objectives add firewandz dummy
execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] store result score @s firewandx run data get entity @s Pos[0] 10000
execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] store result score @s firewandy run data get entity @s Pos[1] 10000
execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] store result score @s firewandz run data get entity @s Pos[2] 10000
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s Motion[0] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandx
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s Motion[1] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandy
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s Motion[2] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandz
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s direction[0] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandx
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s direction[1] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandy
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s direction[2] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandz
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s power[0] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandx
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s power[1] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandy
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s power[2] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandz
scoreboard objectives remove firewandx
scoreboard objectives remove firewandy
scoreboard objectives remove firewandz
execute run scoreboard players reset firewandClicks
execute run scoreboard players set @e firewandClicks 0
And this is the command that runs the function:execute as @a[scores=firewandClicks=1, nbt=SelectedItem:tag:display:Name:""text":"Fire Wand""] at @s anchored eyes run function firewand:fwshoot
All of them moving at once happens because they are all named the same, so I'll open another question on how to remove a customName from an entity after it has been summoned. What I need help on is getting the fireball to come straight forwards from where the player is looking when the fireball is summoned. I think I have some math wrong somewhere but I really am at a loss on how to fix it, because the angle it is off by changes based on where I'm looking.
These fireballs are just hanging in the air:
These fireballs all go at the same angle and stop at the same place:
At this angle the fireballs go where I point:
Edit: Added power so they constantly are accelerated, but no matter which combination of direction, Motion, and power I use, they still go flying away at the wrong angle.
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First things I notice: 1. Don't you need quotes around the custom name? 2. The space after the comma in the selector is not necessary. For now it works, but it's not really intended that you put it there. I definitely remember that in the past additional spaces messed up some commands. 3. Why do you add and remove the scoreboard every time the function is ran? You could just add it once and keep it, reset scores if necessary. 4. So you copy the absolute position of the AEC and store it in "Motion", "direction" and "power" of the fireball? What exactly is that supposed to do? "Motion" doesn't …
– Fabian Röling
3 hours ago
… even do anything, it's not a tag that fireballs in 1.13 usually have. And the absolute position of course depends on where you are. 5. I remember some issue where setting fireball speed didn't work properly. But I don't know if it's fixed and I can't find the bug report, if it even was a bug. So you might want to teleport it instead.
– Fabian Röling
3 hours ago
The goal was that the new coordinates of the cloud (because it was teleported one block forwards with the rotation of the player) would give the proper angle for the direction/power nbt to make it fly straight away from the player. I'm guessing that my understanding of that is flawed, and it doesn't work that way. How can I achieve this effect otherwise? Can I somehow make the player automatically punch the fireball when it is spawned in?
– Nik3141
2 hours ago
1
If the fireball is at x=100 and you give it the momentum [1,0,0], then it will move to x=101 in the next tick, a little less than x=102 in the next and so on, slowing down or speeding up, I don't quite know. You can't make the player punch, but you can summon an arrow, or easier, just enter proper velocity. I'll look up a link…
– Fabian Röling
43 mins ago
Possible duplicate of How to use ^^^ coordinate systems for motion nbt (minecraft)
– Fabian Röling
41 mins ago
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Right now, I'm working on a datapack that allows you to summon an enchanted carrot on a stick, which when you right click takes a fire charge from your inventory and shoots it where you are looking. I've got everything complete except for a funny issue where the fireballs shoot at an angle from where you are looking and they slow down quickly after being shot. Also, they then hang in the air and all move in the direction of the most recently fired one. Here is my function:
summon minecraft:fireball ^ ^ ^2 CustomName:""firewandfireball"", direction:[0d,0d,0d], ExplosionPower:0, life:1000
summon minecraft:area_effect_cloud 0 0 0 CustomName:""firewandaoecloud"", radius:0, duration:1000, particle:"take", effects:[]
execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] at @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] rotated as @a[scores=firewandClicks=1,nbt=SelectedItem:tag:display:Name:""text":"Fire Wand""] run tp @s ^ ^ ^1
scoreboard objectives add firewandx dummy
scoreboard objectives add firewandy dummy
scoreboard objectives add firewandz dummy
execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] store result score @s firewandx run data get entity @s Pos[0] 10000
execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] store result score @s firewandy run data get entity @s Pos[1] 10000
execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] store result score @s firewandz run data get entity @s Pos[2] 10000
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s Motion[0] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandx
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s Motion[1] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandy
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s Motion[2] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandz
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s direction[0] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandx
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s direction[1] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandy
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s direction[2] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandz
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s power[0] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandx
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s power[1] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandy
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s power[2] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandz
scoreboard objectives remove firewandx
scoreboard objectives remove firewandy
scoreboard objectives remove firewandz
execute run scoreboard players reset firewandClicks
execute run scoreboard players set @e firewandClicks 0
And this is the command that runs the function:execute as @a[scores=firewandClicks=1, nbt=SelectedItem:tag:display:Name:""text":"Fire Wand""] at @s anchored eyes run function firewand:fwshoot
All of them moving at once happens because they are all named the same, so I'll open another question on how to remove a customName from an entity after it has been summoned. What I need help on is getting the fireball to come straight forwards from where the player is looking when the fireball is summoned. I think I have some math wrong somewhere but I really am at a loss on how to fix it, because the angle it is off by changes based on where I'm looking.
These fireballs are just hanging in the air:
These fireballs all go at the same angle and stop at the same place:
At this angle the fireballs go where I point:
Edit: Added power so they constantly are accelerated, but no matter which combination of direction, Motion, and power I use, they still go flying away at the wrong angle.
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Right now, I'm working on a datapack that allows you to summon an enchanted carrot on a stick, which when you right click takes a fire charge from your inventory and shoots it where you are looking. I've got everything complete except for a funny issue where the fireballs shoot at an angle from where you are looking and they slow down quickly after being shot. Also, they then hang in the air and all move in the direction of the most recently fired one. Here is my function:
summon minecraft:fireball ^ ^ ^2 CustomName:""firewandfireball"", direction:[0d,0d,0d], ExplosionPower:0, life:1000
summon minecraft:area_effect_cloud 0 0 0 CustomName:""firewandaoecloud"", radius:0, duration:1000, particle:"take", effects:[]
execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] at @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] rotated as @a[scores=firewandClicks=1,nbt=SelectedItem:tag:display:Name:""text":"Fire Wand""] run tp @s ^ ^ ^1
scoreboard objectives add firewandx dummy
scoreboard objectives add firewandy dummy
scoreboard objectives add firewandz dummy
execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] store result score @s firewandx run data get entity @s Pos[0] 10000
execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] store result score @s firewandy run data get entity @s Pos[1] 10000
execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] store result score @s firewandz run data get entity @s Pos[2] 10000
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s Motion[0] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandx
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s Motion[1] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandy
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s Motion[2] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandz
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s direction[0] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandx
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s direction[1] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandy
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s direction[2] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandz
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s power[0] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandx
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s power[1] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandy
execute as @e[type=minecraft:fireball, name=firewandfireball] store result entity @s power[2] double 0.0001 run execute as @e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud, name=firewandaoecloud] run scoreboard players get @s firewandz
scoreboard objectives remove firewandx
scoreboard objectives remove firewandy
scoreboard objectives remove firewandz
execute run scoreboard players reset firewandClicks
execute run scoreboard players set @e firewandClicks 0
And this is the command that runs the function:execute as @a[scores=firewandClicks=1, nbt=SelectedItem:tag:display:Name:""text":"Fire Wand""] at @s anchored eyes run function firewand:fwshoot
All of them moving at once happens because they are all named the same, so I'll open another question on how to remove a customName from an entity after it has been summoned. What I need help on is getting the fireball to come straight forwards from where the player is looking when the fireball is summoned. I think I have some math wrong somewhere but I really am at a loss on how to fix it, because the angle it is off by changes based on where I'm looking.
These fireballs are just hanging in the air:
These fireballs all go at the same angle and stop at the same place:
At this angle the fireballs go where I point:
Edit: Added power so they constantly are accelerated, but no matter which combination of direction, Motion, and power I use, they still go flying away at the wrong angle.
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First things I notice: 1. Don't you need quotes around the custom name? 2. The space after the comma in the selector is not necessary. For now it works, but it's not really intended that you put it there. I definitely remember that in the past additional spaces messed up some commands. 3. Why do you add and remove the scoreboard every time the function is ran? You could just add it once and keep it, reset scores if necessary. 4. So you copy the absolute position of the AEC and store it in "Motion", "direction" and "power" of the fireball? What exactly is that supposed to do? "Motion" doesn't …
– Fabian Röling
3 hours ago
… even do anything, it's not a tag that fireballs in 1.13 usually have. And the absolute position of course depends on where you are. 5. I remember some issue where setting fireball speed didn't work properly. But I don't know if it's fixed and I can't find the bug report, if it even was a bug. So you might want to teleport it instead.
– Fabian Röling
3 hours ago
The goal was that the new coordinates of the cloud (because it was teleported one block forwards with the rotation of the player) would give the proper angle for the direction/power nbt to make it fly straight away from the player. I'm guessing that my understanding of that is flawed, and it doesn't work that way. How can I achieve this effect otherwise? Can I somehow make the player automatically punch the fireball when it is spawned in?
– Nik3141
2 hours ago
1
If the fireball is at x=100 and you give it the momentum [1,0,0], then it will move to x=101 in the next tick, a little less than x=102 in the next and so on, slowing down or speeding up, I don't quite know. You can't make the player punch, but you can summon an arrow, or easier, just enter proper velocity. I'll look up a link…
– Fabian Röling
43 mins ago
Possible duplicate of How to use ^^^ coordinate systems for motion nbt (minecraft)
– Fabian Röling
41 mins ago
add a comment |
1
First things I notice: 1. Don't you need quotes around the custom name? 2. The space after the comma in the selector is not necessary. For now it works, but it's not really intended that you put it there. I definitely remember that in the past additional spaces messed up some commands. 3. Why do you add and remove the scoreboard every time the function is ran? You could just add it once and keep it, reset scores if necessary. 4. So you copy the absolute position of the AEC and store it in "Motion", "direction" and "power" of the fireball? What exactly is that supposed to do? "Motion" doesn't …
– Fabian Röling
3 hours ago
… even do anything, it's not a tag that fireballs in 1.13 usually have. And the absolute position of course depends on where you are. 5. I remember some issue where setting fireball speed didn't work properly. But I don't know if it's fixed and I can't find the bug report, if it even was a bug. So you might want to teleport it instead.
– Fabian Röling
3 hours ago
The goal was that the new coordinates of the cloud (because it was teleported one block forwards with the rotation of the player) would give the proper angle for the direction/power nbt to make it fly straight away from the player. I'm guessing that my understanding of that is flawed, and it doesn't work that way. How can I achieve this effect otherwise? Can I somehow make the player automatically punch the fireball when it is spawned in?
– Nik3141
2 hours ago
1
If the fireball is at x=100 and you give it the momentum [1,0,0], then it will move to x=101 in the next tick, a little less than x=102 in the next and so on, slowing down or speeding up, I don't quite know. You can't make the player punch, but you can summon an arrow, or easier, just enter proper velocity. I'll look up a link…
– Fabian Röling
43 mins ago
Possible duplicate of How to use ^^^ coordinate systems for motion nbt (minecraft)
– Fabian Röling
41 mins ago
1
1
First things I notice: 1. Don't you need quotes around the custom name? 2. The space after the comma in the selector is not necessary. For now it works, but it's not really intended that you put it there. I definitely remember that in the past additional spaces messed up some commands. 3. Why do you add and remove the scoreboard every time the function is ran? You could just add it once and keep it, reset scores if necessary. 4. So you copy the absolute position of the AEC and store it in "Motion", "direction" and "power" of the fireball? What exactly is that supposed to do? "Motion" doesn't …
– Fabian Röling
3 hours ago
First things I notice: 1. Don't you need quotes around the custom name? 2. The space after the comma in the selector is not necessary. For now it works, but it's not really intended that you put it there. I definitely remember that in the past additional spaces messed up some commands. 3. Why do you add and remove the scoreboard every time the function is ran? You could just add it once and keep it, reset scores if necessary. 4. So you copy the absolute position of the AEC and store it in "Motion", "direction" and "power" of the fireball? What exactly is that supposed to do? "Motion" doesn't …
– Fabian Röling
3 hours ago
… even do anything, it's not a tag that fireballs in 1.13 usually have. And the absolute position of course depends on where you are. 5. I remember some issue where setting fireball speed didn't work properly. But I don't know if it's fixed and I can't find the bug report, if it even was a bug. So you might want to teleport it instead.
– Fabian Röling
3 hours ago
… even do anything, it's not a tag that fireballs in 1.13 usually have. And the absolute position of course depends on where you are. 5. I remember some issue where setting fireball speed didn't work properly. But I don't know if it's fixed and I can't find the bug report, if it even was a bug. So you might want to teleport it instead.
– Fabian Röling
3 hours ago
The goal was that the new coordinates of the cloud (because it was teleported one block forwards with the rotation of the player) would give the proper angle for the direction/power nbt to make it fly straight away from the player. I'm guessing that my understanding of that is flawed, and it doesn't work that way. How can I achieve this effect otherwise? Can I somehow make the player automatically punch the fireball when it is spawned in?
– Nik3141
2 hours ago
The goal was that the new coordinates of the cloud (because it was teleported one block forwards with the rotation of the player) would give the proper angle for the direction/power nbt to make it fly straight away from the player. I'm guessing that my understanding of that is flawed, and it doesn't work that way. How can I achieve this effect otherwise? Can I somehow make the player automatically punch the fireball when it is spawned in?
– Nik3141
2 hours ago
1
1
If the fireball is at x=100 and you give it the momentum [1,0,0], then it will move to x=101 in the next tick, a little less than x=102 in the next and so on, slowing down or speeding up, I don't quite know. You can't make the player punch, but you can summon an arrow, or easier, just enter proper velocity. I'll look up a link…
– Fabian Röling
43 mins ago
If the fireball is at x=100 and you give it the momentum [1,0,0], then it will move to x=101 in the next tick, a little less than x=102 in the next and so on, slowing down or speeding up, I don't quite know. You can't make the player punch, but you can summon an arrow, or easier, just enter proper velocity. I'll look up a link…
– Fabian Röling
43 mins ago
Possible duplicate of How to use ^^^ coordinate systems for motion nbt (minecraft)
– Fabian Röling
41 mins ago
Possible duplicate of How to use ^^^ coordinate systems for motion nbt (minecraft)
– Fabian Röling
41 mins ago
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First things I notice: 1. Don't you need quotes around the custom name? 2. The space after the comma in the selector is not necessary. For now it works, but it's not really intended that you put it there. I definitely remember that in the past additional spaces messed up some commands. 3. Why do you add and remove the scoreboard every time the function is ran? You could just add it once and keep it, reset scores if necessary. 4. So you copy the absolute position of the AEC and store it in "Motion", "direction" and "power" of the fireball? What exactly is that supposed to do? "Motion" doesn't …
– Fabian Röling
3 hours ago
… even do anything, it's not a tag that fireballs in 1.13 usually have. And the absolute position of course depends on where you are. 5. I remember some issue where setting fireball speed didn't work properly. But I don't know if it's fixed and I can't find the bug report, if it even was a bug. So you might want to teleport it instead.
– Fabian Röling
3 hours ago
The goal was that the new coordinates of the cloud (because it was teleported one block forwards with the rotation of the player) would give the proper angle for the direction/power nbt to make it fly straight away from the player. I'm guessing that my understanding of that is flawed, and it doesn't work that way. How can I achieve this effect otherwise? Can I somehow make the player automatically punch the fireball when it is spawned in?
– Nik3141
2 hours ago
1
If the fireball is at x=100 and you give it the momentum [1,0,0], then it will move to x=101 in the next tick, a little less than x=102 in the next and so on, slowing down or speeding up, I don't quite know. You can't make the player punch, but you can summon an arrow, or easier, just enter proper velocity. I'll look up a link…
– Fabian Röling
43 mins ago
Possible duplicate of How to use ^^^ coordinate systems for motion nbt (minecraft)
– Fabian Röling
41 mins ago