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How do I test for a named item in a players inventory? (Minecraft 1.13)
How to test for an hold item name in Minecraft?Testing for an item in inventory with custom nameTest for anything but a specific item in a chestMy command for minecraft executing a command at an entity won't workHow to clear a player's inventory he has two of the same unstackable item in inventory?How do you setblock a command block that testsfor a named item in a player's inventory?Minecraft 1.13.1 Inventory Count NBT TagClearing a Custom Lore Item from inventory Minecraft 1.13How to test for any mob death w/o scoreboardHow do I edit NBT tags of inventory items?How do you spawn an entity that can be linked to the player that spawned it in Minecraft 1.13?(Java Minecraft 1.13) Can I remove the shadow on an item's name?
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So I'm trying to make a command that tests for a named item in a players inventory, and executes if they have that item. I know that you can test for an item type, but how do I make it test for a name too? Please bear in mind: I am trying to figure this out for Minecraft 1.13, not any previous versions.
*Edit: I have already tried this command with no success:
execute at @a[nbt=Inventory:[id:"minecraft:blaze_rod",Count:1b,tag:display:Name:""text":"Doomstick""]] run say hi
Edit 2: So after some testing I think it has to do with the attribute modifiers or text color I'm using with the name. Any ideas?
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So I'm trying to make a command that tests for a named item in a players inventory, and executes if they have that item. I know that you can test for an item type, but how do I make it test for a name too? Please bear in mind: I am trying to figure this out for Minecraft 1.13, not any previous versions.
*Edit: I have already tried this command with no success:
execute at @a[nbt=Inventory:[id:"minecraft:blaze_rod",Count:1b,tag:display:Name:""text":"Doomstick""]] run say hi
Edit 2: So after some testing I think it has to do with the attribute modifiers or text color I'm using with the name. Any ideas?
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asked Sep 23 '18 at 5:07
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Please search before asking or at least look at the question list on the right. The first question there already answers this.
– Fabian Röling
Sep 23 '18 at 10:22
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@FabianRöling That seems like a material difference to me considering the accepted answer there will straight up not work here.
– Unionhawk
Sep 28 '18 at 12:27
2
@FabianRölingSelectedItemis still notInventory. "Held item" is a different issue. We may have a duplicate, but "how do I test for an item in a player's hand" is not it. As such I am voting to reopen.
– Unionhawk
Sep 28 '18 at 22:16
1
The closer match here would be gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/286927/…
– Unionhawk
Sep 28 '18 at 22:17
2
@Unionhawk As of Minecraft 1.13 the top answer for that question is incorrect becausetestforhas been removed andscoreboard players taghas been changed totag, therefore it is not a duplicate because Warloch is specifically asking about Minecraft 1.13.
– Pharap
Oct 26 '18 at 22:12
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So I'm trying to make a command that tests for a named item in a players inventory, and executes if they have that item. I know that you can test for an item type, but how do I make it test for a name too? Please bear in mind: I am trying to figure this out for Minecraft 1.13, not any previous versions.
*Edit: I have already tried this command with no success:
execute at @a[nbt=Inventory:[id:"minecraft:blaze_rod",Count:1b,tag:display:Name:""text":"Doomstick""]] run say hi
Edit 2: So after some testing I think it has to do with the attribute modifiers or text color I'm using with the name. Any ideas?
minecraft-commands
asked Sep 23 '18 at 5:07
Warloch 11Warloch 11
511 silver badge5 bronze badges
So I'm trying to make a command that tests for a named item in a players inventory, and executes if they have that item. I know that you can test for an item type, but how do I make it test for a name too? Please bear in mind: I am trying to figure this out for Minecraft 1.13, not any previous versions.
*Edit: I have already tried this command with no success:
execute at @a[nbt=Inventory:[id:"minecraft:blaze_rod",Count:1b,tag:display:Name:""text":"Doomstick""]] run say hi
Edit 2: So after some testing I think it has to do with the attribute modifiers or text color I'm using with the name. Any ideas?
minecraft-commands
minecraft-commands
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Please search before asking or at least look at the question list on the right. The first question there already answers this.
– Fabian Röling
Sep 23 '18 at 10:22
2
@FabianRöling That seems like a material difference to me considering the accepted answer there will straight up not work here.
– Unionhawk
Sep 28 '18 at 12:27
2
@FabianRölingSelectedItemis still notInventory. "Held item" is a different issue. We may have a duplicate, but "how do I test for an item in a player's hand" is not it. As such I am voting to reopen.
– Unionhawk
Sep 28 '18 at 22:16
1
The closer match here would be gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/286927/…
– Unionhawk
Sep 28 '18 at 22:17
2
@Unionhawk As of Minecraft 1.13 the top answer for that question is incorrect becausetestforhas been removed andscoreboard players taghas been changed totag, therefore it is not a duplicate because Warloch is specifically asking about Minecraft 1.13.
– Pharap
Oct 26 '18 at 22:12
|
show 4 more comments
Please search before asking or at least look at the question list on the right. The first question there already answers this.
– Fabian Röling
Sep 23 '18 at 10:22
2
@FabianRöling That seems like a material difference to me considering the accepted answer there will straight up not work here.
– Unionhawk
Sep 28 '18 at 12:27
2
@FabianRölingSelectedItemis still notInventory. "Held item" is a different issue. We may have a duplicate, but "how do I test for an item in a player's hand" is not it. As such I am voting to reopen.
– Unionhawk
Sep 28 '18 at 22:16
1
The closer match here would be gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/286927/…
– Unionhawk
Sep 28 '18 at 22:17
2
@Unionhawk As of Minecraft 1.13 the top answer for that question is incorrect becausetestforhas been removed andscoreboard players taghas been changed totag, therefore it is not a duplicate because Warloch is specifically asking about Minecraft 1.13.
– Pharap
Oct 26 '18 at 22:12
Please search before asking or at least look at the question list on the right. The first question there already answers this.
– Fabian Röling
Sep 23 '18 at 10:22
Please search before asking or at least look at the question list on the right. The first question there already answers this.
– Fabian Röling
Sep 23 '18 at 10:22
2
2
@FabianRöling That seems like a material difference to me considering the accepted answer there will straight up not work here.
– Unionhawk
Sep 28 '18 at 12:27
@FabianRöling That seems like a material difference to me considering the accepted answer there will straight up not work here.
– Unionhawk
Sep 28 '18 at 12:27
2
2
@FabianRöling
SelectedItem is still not Inventory. "Held item" is a different issue. We may have a duplicate, but "how do I test for an item in a player's hand" is not it. As such I am voting to reopen.– Unionhawk
Sep 28 '18 at 22:16
@FabianRöling
SelectedItem is still not Inventory. "Held item" is a different issue. We may have a duplicate, but "how do I test for an item in a player's hand" is not it. As such I am voting to reopen.– Unionhawk
Sep 28 '18 at 22:16
1
1
The closer match here would be gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/286927/…
– Unionhawk
Sep 28 '18 at 22:17
The closer match here would be gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/286927/…
– Unionhawk
Sep 28 '18 at 22:17
2
2
@Unionhawk As of Minecraft 1.13 the top answer for that question is incorrect because
testfor has been removed and scoreboard players tag has been changed to tag, therefore it is not a duplicate because Warloch is specifically asking about Minecraft 1.13.– Pharap
Oct 26 '18 at 22:12
@Unionhawk As of Minecraft 1.13 the top answer for that question is incorrect because
testfor has been removed and scoreboard players tag has been changed to tag, therefore it is not a duplicate because Warloch is specifically asking about Minecraft 1.13.– Pharap
Oct 26 '18 at 22:12
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So, after a few hours of debugging and fruitless research, I realized that:
a: My conjecture in Edit 2 about text format was correct,
and
b: it can be solved by including the other text json like so (Please pardon any errors in my json format):
execute at @a[nbt=Inventory:[id:"minecraft:blaze_rod",Count:1b,tag:display:Name:""text":"Doomstick","color":"dark_red","bold":"true","italic":"true""]] run say hi
Hopefully this helped anyone out there experiencing a similar issue.
answered Sep 25 '18 at 3:37
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execute as @a if entity @s[nbt=Inventory:[id:"minecraft:emerald",Count:3b]]
Just Change "Emerald" To Whatever Item You Want, An you can Change "3" To The Amount Of Items you're looking for. That Should Work For Minecraft 1.13+ I'm Currently On Minecraft 1.14.3 Java Edition.
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So, after a few hours of debugging and fruitless research, I realized that:
a: My conjecture in Edit 2 about text format was correct,
and
b: it can be solved by including the other text json like so (Please pardon any errors in my json format):
execute at @a[nbt=Inventory:[id:"minecraft:blaze_rod",Count:1b,tag:display:Name:""text":"Doomstick","color":"dark_red","bold":"true","italic":"true""]] run say hi
Hopefully this helped anyone out there experiencing a similar issue.
answered Sep 25 '18 at 3:37
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So, after a few hours of debugging and fruitless research, I realized that:
a: My conjecture in Edit 2 about text format was correct,
and
b: it can be solved by including the other text json like so (Please pardon any errors in my json format):
execute at @a[nbt=Inventory:[id:"minecraft:blaze_rod",Count:1b,tag:display:Name:""text":"Doomstick","color":"dark_red","bold":"true","italic":"true""]] run say hi
Hopefully this helped anyone out there experiencing a similar issue.
answered Sep 25 '18 at 3:37
Warloch 11Warloch 11
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So, after a few hours of debugging and fruitless research, I realized that:
a: My conjecture in Edit 2 about text format was correct,
and
b: it can be solved by including the other text json like so (Please pardon any errors in my json format):
execute at @a[nbt=Inventory:[id:"minecraft:blaze_rod",Count:1b,tag:display:Name:""text":"Doomstick","color":"dark_red","bold":"true","italic":"true""]] run say hi
Hopefully this helped anyone out there experiencing a similar issue.
answered Sep 25 '18 at 3:37
Warloch 11Warloch 11
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So, after a few hours of debugging and fruitless research, I realized that:
a: My conjecture in Edit 2 about text format was correct,
and
b: it can be solved by including the other text json like so (Please pardon any errors in my json format):
execute at @a[nbt=Inventory:[id:"minecraft:blaze_rod",Count:1b,tag:display:Name:""text":"Doomstick","color":"dark_red","bold":"true","italic":"true""]] run say hi
Hopefully this helped anyone out there experiencing a similar issue.
answered Sep 25 '18 at 3:37
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execute as @a if entity @s[nbt=Inventory:[id:"minecraft:emerald",Count:3b]]
Just Change "Emerald" To Whatever Item You Want, An you can Change "3" To The Amount Of Items you're looking for. That Should Work For Minecraft 1.13+ I'm Currently On Minecraft 1.14.3 Java Edition.
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execute as @a if entity @s[nbt=Inventory:[id:"minecraft:emerald",Count:3b]]
Just Change "Emerald" To Whatever Item You Want, An you can Change "3" To The Amount Of Items you're looking for. That Should Work For Minecraft 1.13+ I'm Currently On Minecraft 1.14.3 Java Edition.
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execute as @a if entity @s[nbt=Inventory:[id:"minecraft:emerald",Count:3b]]
Just Change "Emerald" To Whatever Item You Want, An you can Change "3" To The Amount Of Items you're looking for. That Should Work For Minecraft 1.13+ I'm Currently On Minecraft 1.14.3 Java Edition.
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execute as @a if entity @s[nbt=Inventory:[id:"minecraft:emerald",Count:3b]]
Just Change "Emerald" To Whatever Item You Want, An you can Change "3" To The Amount Of Items you're looking for. That Should Work For Minecraft 1.13+ I'm Currently On Minecraft 1.14.3 Java Edition.
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Please search before asking or at least look at the question list on the right. The first question there already answers this.
– Fabian Röling
Sep 23 '18 at 10:22
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@FabianRöling That seems like a material difference to me considering the accepted answer there will straight up not work here.
– Unionhawk
Sep 28 '18 at 12:27
2
@FabianRöling
SelectedItemis still notInventory. "Held item" is a different issue. We may have a duplicate, but "how do I test for an item in a player's hand" is not it. As such I am voting to reopen.– Unionhawk
Sep 28 '18 at 22:16
1
The closer match here would be gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/286927/…
– Unionhawk
Sep 28 '18 at 22:17
2
@Unionhawk As of Minecraft 1.13 the top answer for that question is incorrect because
testforhas been removed andscoreboard players taghas been changed totag, therefore it is not a duplicate because Warloch is specifically asking about Minecraft 1.13.– Pharap
Oct 26 '18 at 22:12