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Generate a command block with variable data
Use raw json in Command attribute (/setblock)Detect *where* a specific player died?Command blocks executing w/out required parameters metHow to change scoreboard score if player does not have item in his inventory?Different commands select different entities (with the same target selector)Minecraft 1.10.2 Problem: Expected token 'm'In command block scripting, do arrays (or even variables for that matter) exist?Minecart ejection and deletion?Is there any way to create a variable in minecraft?/tp Relative CoordinatesMy arrows aren't being executed at by a looping function/command block
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I'm trying to setblock a command block with variable data in it. I want to make a variable sized array with an armor stand, and read a custom tag at a variable position. This position should be stored in a scoreboard as well.
Further information:
- Minecraft version 1.13.2
- Singleplayer mode
I've already tried this command:
/setblock ~ ~2 ~ minecraft:command_blockCommand:"text":"execute store result score posN replay run data get entity highfrequent Pos[","score":"name":"#this","objective":"replay","text":"]" replace
But it doesn't work. It couldn't place the block, and I think I did something wrong with the JSON syntax.
My objective is to have an array which I can read at a variable position.
If anybody has an idea of how to do this, I would be glad to hear it.
minecraft minecraft-commands
edited 10 mins ago
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I'm trying to setblock a command block with variable data in it. I want to make a variable sized array with an armor stand, and read a custom tag at a variable position. This position should be stored in a scoreboard as well.
Further information:
- Minecraft version 1.13.2
- Singleplayer mode
I've already tried this command:
/setblock ~ ~2 ~ minecraft:command_blockCommand:"text":"execute store result score posN replay run data get entity highfrequent Pos[","score":"name":"#this","objective":"replay","text":"]" replace
But it doesn't work. It couldn't place the block, and I think I did something wrong with the JSON syntax.
My objective is to have an array which I can read at a variable position.
If anybody has an idea of how to do this, I would be glad to hear it.
minecraft minecraft-commands
edited 10 mins ago
Joachim
3,3401 gold badge12 silver badges34 bronze badges
asked Jul 8 at 16:29
commander guycommander guy
1737 bronze badges
What's the actual error? Hard for us to help you if you don't give us all the information.
– MBraedley
Jul 8 at 17:04
Even if command blocks allowed JSON as their command, you forgot the quotation marks and square brackets around it.
– Fabian Röling
Jul 8 at 18:32
It seems to me the title and your 'objective' (which I realize was constructed as an edit) do not really overlap a lot: could you rewrite the title to cover the goal of your question?
– Joachim
8 mins ago
add a comment |
I'm trying to setblock a command block with variable data in it. I want to make a variable sized array with an armor stand, and read a custom tag at a variable position. This position should be stored in a scoreboard as well.
Further information:
- Minecraft version 1.13.2
- Singleplayer mode
I've already tried this command:
/setblock ~ ~2 ~ minecraft:command_blockCommand:"text":"execute store result score posN replay run data get entity highfrequent Pos[","score":"name":"#this","objective":"replay","text":"]" replace
But it doesn't work. It couldn't place the block, and I think I did something wrong with the JSON syntax.
My objective is to have an array which I can read at a variable position.
If anybody has an idea of how to do this, I would be glad to hear it.
minecraft minecraft-commands
edited 10 mins ago
Joachim
3,3401 gold badge12 silver badges34 bronze badges
asked Jul 8 at 16:29
commander guycommander guy
1737 bronze badges
I'm trying to setblock a command block with variable data in it. I want to make a variable sized array with an armor stand, and read a custom tag at a variable position. This position should be stored in a scoreboard as well.
Further information:
- Minecraft version 1.13.2
- Singleplayer mode
I've already tried this command:
/setblock ~ ~2 ~ minecraft:command_blockCommand:"text":"execute store result score posN replay run data get entity highfrequent Pos[","score":"name":"#this","objective":"replay","text":"]" replace
But it doesn't work. It couldn't place the block, and I think I did something wrong with the JSON syntax.
My objective is to have an array which I can read at a variable position.
If anybody has an idea of how to do this, I would be glad to hear it.
minecraft minecraft-commands
minecraft minecraft-commands
edited 10 mins ago
Joachim
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asked Jul 8 at 16:29
commander guycommander guy
1737 bronze badges
edited 10 mins ago
Joachim
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asked Jul 8 at 16:29
commander guycommander guy
1737 bronze badges
edited 10 mins ago
Joachim
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edited 10 mins ago
Joachim
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edited 10 mins ago
Joachim
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asked Jul 8 at 16:29
commander guycommander guy
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asked Jul 8 at 16:29
commander guycommander guy
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asked Jul 8 at 16:29
commander guycommander guy
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What's the actual error? Hard for us to help you if you don't give us all the information.
– MBraedley
Jul 8 at 17:04
Even if command blocks allowed JSON as their command, you forgot the quotation marks and square brackets around it.
– Fabian Röling
Jul 8 at 18:32
It seems to me the title and your 'objective' (which I realize was constructed as an edit) do not really overlap a lot: could you rewrite the title to cover the goal of your question?
– Joachim
8 mins ago
add a comment |
What's the actual error? Hard for us to help you if you don't give us all the information.
– MBraedley
Jul 8 at 17:04
Even if command blocks allowed JSON as their command, you forgot the quotation marks and square brackets around it.
– Fabian Röling
Jul 8 at 18:32
It seems to me the title and your 'objective' (which I realize was constructed as an edit) do not really overlap a lot: could you rewrite the title to cover the goal of your question?
– Joachim
8 mins ago
What's the actual error? Hard for us to help you if you don't give us all the information.
– MBraedley
Jul 8 at 17:04
What's the actual error? Hard for us to help you if you don't give us all the information.
– MBraedley
Jul 8 at 17:04
Even if command blocks allowed JSON as their command, you forgot the quotation marks and square brackets around it.
– Fabian Röling
Jul 8 at 18:32
Even if command blocks allowed JSON as their command, you forgot the quotation marks and square brackets around it.
– Fabian Röling
Jul 8 at 18:32
It seems to me the title and your 'objective' (which I realize was constructed as an edit) do not really overlap a lot: could you rewrite the title to cover the goal of your question?
– Joachim
8 mins ago
It seems to me the title and your 'objective' (which I realize was constructed as an edit) do not really overlap a lot: could you rewrite the title to cover the goal of your question?
– Joachim
8 mins ago
add a comment |
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The command inside a command block is a regular string, not a JSON component. Since there's also no way to convert a JSON component into a normal string, you can't use it as the command inside a command block.
answered Jul 8 at 18:38
Fabian RölingFabian Röling
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What did you actually want to do with that? Maybe there's still a way to do what you want, but not with variable command blocks.
– Fabian Röling
Jul 8 at 18:39
I try to make an array which I am able to read at an variable position.
– commander guy
Jul 9 at 16:03
So you mean just like the arrays in NBT? You can already do that, items allow arbitrary data in theirtagNBT tag.
– Fabian Röling
Jul 10 at 1:48
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The command inside a command block is a regular string, not a JSON component. Since there's also no way to convert a JSON component into a normal string, you can't use it as the command inside a command block.
answered Jul 8 at 18:38
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What did you actually want to do with that? Maybe there's still a way to do what you want, but not with variable command blocks.
– Fabian Röling
Jul 8 at 18:39
I try to make an array which I am able to read at an variable position.
– commander guy
Jul 9 at 16:03
So you mean just like the arrays in NBT? You can already do that, items allow arbitrary data in theirtagNBT tag.
– Fabian Röling
Jul 10 at 1:48
add a comment |
The command inside a command block is a regular string, not a JSON component. Since there's also no way to convert a JSON component into a normal string, you can't use it as the command inside a command block.
answered Jul 8 at 18:38
Fabian RölingFabian Röling
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What did you actually want to do with that? Maybe there's still a way to do what you want, but not with variable command blocks.
– Fabian Röling
Jul 8 at 18:39
I try to make an array which I am able to read at an variable position.
– commander guy
Jul 9 at 16:03
So you mean just like the arrays in NBT? You can already do that, items allow arbitrary data in theirtagNBT tag.
– Fabian Röling
Jul 10 at 1:48
add a comment |
The command inside a command block is a regular string, not a JSON component. Since there's also no way to convert a JSON component into a normal string, you can't use it as the command inside a command block.
answered Jul 8 at 18:38
Fabian RölingFabian Röling
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The command inside a command block is a regular string, not a JSON component. Since there's also no way to convert a JSON component into a normal string, you can't use it as the command inside a command block.
answered Jul 8 at 18:38
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What did you actually want to do with that? Maybe there's still a way to do what you want, but not with variable command blocks.
– Fabian Röling
Jul 8 at 18:39
I try to make an array which I am able to read at an variable position.
– commander guy
Jul 9 at 16:03
So you mean just like the arrays in NBT? You can already do that, items allow arbitrary data in theirtagNBT tag.
– Fabian Röling
Jul 10 at 1:48
add a comment |
What did you actually want to do with that? Maybe there's still a way to do what you want, but not with variable command blocks.
– Fabian Röling
Jul 8 at 18:39
I try to make an array which I am able to read at an variable position.
– commander guy
Jul 9 at 16:03
So you mean just like the arrays in NBT? You can already do that, items allow arbitrary data in theirtagNBT tag.
– Fabian Röling
Jul 10 at 1:48
What did you actually want to do with that? Maybe there's still a way to do what you want, but not with variable command blocks.
– Fabian Röling
Jul 8 at 18:39
What did you actually want to do with that? Maybe there's still a way to do what you want, but not with variable command blocks.
– Fabian Röling
Jul 8 at 18:39
I try to make an array which I am able to read at an variable position.
– commander guy
Jul 9 at 16:03
I try to make an array which I am able to read at an variable position.
– commander guy
Jul 9 at 16:03
So you mean just like the arrays in NBT? You can already do that, items allow arbitrary data in their
tag NBT tag.– Fabian Röling
Jul 10 at 1:48
So you mean just like the arrays in NBT? You can already do that, items allow arbitrary data in their
tag NBT tag.– Fabian Röling
Jul 10 at 1:48
add a comment |
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– MBraedley
Jul 8 at 17:04
Even if command blocks allowed JSON as their command, you forgot the quotation marks and square brackets around it.
– Fabian Röling
Jul 8 at 18:32
It seems to me the title and your 'objective' (which I realize was constructed as an edit) do not really overlap a lot: could you rewrite the title to cover the goal of your question?
– Joachim
8 mins ago