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Minecraft-what command can i use to teleport a certain player only within a certain radius?
How do I test for a player at specific coordinates?What command can I use to detect when any player is in a certain area?How to make a rain of arrows in vanilla Minecraft using command blocks?Minecraft - teleport a player when stepping on specific coordinatesIs it possible to use an item to activate a command in Minecraft?How do you teleport players at specific coordinates?How to program a command block to teleport if there is exactly one player nearby?How to use target selectors in /teleport command in Minecraft 1.13?Using execute command to teleport a player under a certain height
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I am not testing for a player.Ive already tried looking online for hours and tried several different versions of the teleport command. i looked up target by volume under commands but it seems i cant use it to teleport a specific player, only @a and @e, and so on...
im specifically looking for a command that will teleport a player away to different coordinates once they step within a certain range of other coordinates.
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I am not testing for a player.Ive already tried looking online for hours and tried several different versions of the teleport command. i looked up target by volume under commands but it seems i cant use it to teleport a specific player, only @a and @e, and so on...
im specifically looking for a command that will teleport a player away to different coordinates once they step within a certain range of other coordinates.
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I am not testing for a player.Ive already tried looking online for hours and tried several different versions of the teleport command. i looked up target by volume under commands but it seems i cant use it to teleport a specific player, only @a and @e, and so on...
im specifically looking for a command that will teleport a player away to different coordinates once they step within a certain range of other coordinates.
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I am not testing for a player.Ive already tried looking online for hours and tried several different versions of the teleport command. i looked up target by volume under commands but it seems i cant use it to teleport a specific player, only @a and @e, and so on...
im specifically looking for a command that will teleport a player away to different coordinates once they step within a certain range of other coordinates.
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You can execute a command as a certain player by using /execute as:
/execute as <player>
You can then use if and a target selector to define your area, or other things that you may want to define:
/execute as <player> if entity @s[<definition for the area>]
Now you only need to run your /tp command:
/execute as <player> if entity @s[<definition for the area>] run tp <target coordinates>
You can also just add the name to the target selector for an easier solution:
/tp @a[name=<name of the player>,<definition for the area>] <target coordinates>
This also works with @p if you specifically try to avoid @a and @e.
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You can execute a command as a certain player by using /execute as:
/execute as <player>
You can then use if and a target selector to define your area, or other things that you may want to define:
/execute as <player> if entity @s[<definition for the area>]
Now you only need to run your /tp command:
/execute as <player> if entity @s[<definition for the area>] run tp <target coordinates>
You can also just add the name to the target selector for an easier solution:
/tp @a[name=<name of the player>,<definition for the area>] <target coordinates>
This also works with @p if you specifically try to avoid @a and @e.
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I didn't see your edit before posting this, if this answer doesn't help, then I recommend you check out this answer on this question.
– bearb001
14 mins ago
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You can execute a command as a certain player by using /execute as:
/execute as <player>
You can then use if and a target selector to define your area, or other things that you may want to define:
/execute as <player> if entity @s[<definition for the area>]
Now you only need to run your /tp command:
/execute as <player> if entity @s[<definition for the area>] run tp <target coordinates>
You can also just add the name to the target selector for an easier solution:
/tp @a[name=<name of the player>,<definition for the area>] <target coordinates>
This also works with @p if you specifically try to avoid @a and @e.
answered 24 mins ago
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I didn't see your edit before posting this, if this answer doesn't help, then I recommend you check out this answer on this question.
– bearb001
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You can execute a command as a certain player by using /execute as:
/execute as <player>
You can then use if and a target selector to define your area, or other things that you may want to define:
/execute as <player> if entity @s[<definition for the area>]
Now you only need to run your /tp command:
/execute as <player> if entity @s[<definition for the area>] run tp <target coordinates>
You can also just add the name to the target selector for an easier solution:
/tp @a[name=<name of the player>,<definition for the area>] <target coordinates>
This also works with @p if you specifically try to avoid @a and @e.
answered 24 mins ago
bearb001bearb001
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You can execute a command as a certain player by using /execute as:
/execute as <player>
You can then use if and a target selector to define your area, or other things that you may want to define:
/execute as <player> if entity @s[<definition for the area>]
Now you only need to run your /tp command:
/execute as <player> if entity @s[<definition for the area>] run tp <target coordinates>
You can also just add the name to the target selector for an easier solution:
/tp @a[name=<name of the player>,<definition for the area>] <target coordinates>
This also works with @p if you specifically try to avoid @a and @e.
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I didn't see your edit before posting this, if this answer doesn't help, then I recommend you check out this answer on this question.
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I didn't see your edit before posting this, if this answer doesn't help, then I recommend you check out this answer on this question.
– bearb001
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I didn't see your edit before posting this, if this answer doesn't help, then I recommend you check out this answer on this question.
– bearb001
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I didn't see your edit before posting this, if this answer doesn't help, then I recommend you check out this answer on this question.
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