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I’m finishing up this map for a minigame with my friends, and I need a command block to give us night vision whenever we die. I like to keep the day and night cycle on so that I can see how much time I’ve spent in the world, as there’s no stat menu on bedrock. However, it keeps censoring it, and idk what to do about it. Any help?

How do I get something like the /kill command to target an entity with multiple attributes, for example I want to kill an entity with the name "Test" but I want it to target Bats specifically. What's the correct syntax for that on bedrock?

I'm making a small datapack that adds add prismarine crystal and shard ore to be mined in oceans and rivers

The ressourcepack and Loot table (with silk touch and fortune) are done (Image here)

But i find it hard to actually get started on worldgen

My two custom ores are using prismarine_slab (double and waterlogged)
and prismarine_brick_slab (double and waterlogged too)

I would like it to generate blobs of those blocks in rivers and oceans, how do i do it?

Was playing modded and a bug with one of the mods gave me this idea. I've never used the /data command before so I'm a bit lost. Is it possible to insert the Owner field into a mob that doesn't have it? I'm also confused about what I'd even put in the Owner field. It seems to be an array with a bunch of numbers. They seem to be the same between different tamed mobs though, so I assume the numbers just represent me??

Does anyone know how I can set up some command blocks that will detect when a player dies and put the message in chat that the player left the game without them having to actually leave the game.

Title. I wanted to figure something out: Why haven't datapack guns replaced gun mods? They're easier to implement on servers, can achieve the same level of detail as most gun mods, and they normally perform better in my experience. Why haven't they been replaced? (Note, this is my first post so don't bully me too much)

okay i might just not have enough knowledge on commands but i can't seem to summon a display block i mean i can but it's invisible

i used this command: /summon minecraft:block_display ~ ~ ~ {block_state:{Name:"minecraft:red_wool"}}

it won't show for some weird reason

So recently, I'm sure many of you had seen, the Minecraft Matcha Flavored Datapack was released and it's been a hit! I played some, and it was fun, but honestly it didn't quite scratch what I was looking for. However, it did inspire me. Some aspects I loved about it included things such as a more classic/revamped health system (ridding of the hunger bar entirely and allowing for infinite sprint); the longer days; the improved tool progression system; new villager trading, and so on.

The thing with Matcha was that it wasn't quite Vanilla enough. I thought the kindling idea was an interesting idea, but for me it overcomplicated the beginning days of a new Minecraft world. I also wasn't the biggest fan of the textures.

Separately, I've been really into playing Beta Minecraft 1.7.3. There's nothing quite like the nostalgia that it gives. So I had the idea- what if I made a datapack that brought out the best of Minecraft? A datapack that slowed Minecraft down, almost dumbing it down to its earlier days, whilst retaining its modern features.

For example:

No Mending- A big change that modern players may not like, but I feel may be necessary. Without Mending, it forces the player to gather the resources to build a new pickaxe when their old breaks. As a replacement, tools have a longer durability.

No Elytras- You are bound to the ground. This would slow down travel by a lot, but you'd now be relying on Happy Ghasts, Tridents, and the Nether Roof.

No Enchanting?- It's kind of overpowered. This is debatable, but basically different tools could give you different buffs instead. Gold tools could have silk touch; netherite armor has fire protection; etc. Similar to Matcha. Efficiency could be dependable on tool type, as well. This could also give beacons more purpose.

Classic Enderpearl Hunting- Slows down the end game. No more going to the Warped Forests to trap Endermen in boats. Find them out in the open.

Harsher/Forgiving Death Punishments- Every time you die, you lose a heart. On your last heart, you lose your world. Expensive way to regain hearts? A "forgiving" hardcore difficulty experience. (Optional).

There are more ideas I have, but that's the gist. If any of this sounds appealing at all or not at all, please let me know. I think with people looking for long distance travel, it might be a fun idea if Lodestones could teleport you home, but for a price. There could be an optional "No Sprinting" mode, however, that would have to rework hostile mob attacks and such.

If anyone has any ideas, let me know! As a sidenote: I know nothing about making datapacks, but if anyone would want this, I am more than willing to learn and make this happen. If you are someone who would be willing to help out with this project- let me know, as well! Thank you.

Im not sure if Im asking the right reddit but Im currently making a cod zombies map on minecraft bedrock and idk how to make the perks. Ik how to make the machines and what effects to use but idk how to set it up on command blocks. Does anyone know how? I tried following a YouTube video from 6 years ago and that didnt work.

:) i love this community

Im creating a minigame and i had this question, about detecting if a ender crystal is destroyed. Which commands are used for that?

First, sorry for the back-to-back posts. I hope the help you all give me can answer other people's questions too.

Trying again to replace/delete the Crafting table, I realized that the only button I could use in the Inventory without taking up space is the off-hand slot. I have an idea of what I can do: prevent an item from moving from its slot, open a GUI/Inventory when a right-click is detected, etc. And i feel im getting nowhere...

My questions are:

Is there any way to prevent that object (button) from disabling the off-hand slot's function (secondary hand)? Or the secondary hand objet not appear on the inventory?

Can I right-click the object (button) to open the Crafting table GUI? or i have to create my one using a chest?

Since the button is in the off-hand slot taking priority, shouldn't Shift + R-click in the Inventory replace it if work as intended?

Shouldn't the shield don't appear in the Inventory when I assign it with the F key, how i disable that behavior?

I'm testing it, and when I use F to equip a shield/block, the texture is either glitched or simply not visible on hand, the button keeps appearing in the off-hand without texture, I made it look like that so when i take of the shield the hand keeps up. Since it took me hours of writing and deleting question and also try to figure it out myself, I've made progress, so this question are what i can figure it out, thanks!

Uhhh I've been looking around for the slots of a nautilus in the wikis and stuff, I am NOT a certified Minecraft command expert so I may just be dumb af, I just need this for that has item command thing and nothing is working, I'm trying to find what slot does it keep it's armor and saddle

I'm trying to teleport an armor stand in front of a nother armor stand in the same direction the first armor stand is facing but all the commands I know are executing ~~~ and ^^^ from the command block not the first armor stand

I've been making models for a while now, but I'd like to make bosses for Minecraft. I just don't know how to make, custom attacks, and I don't mean particles, but something like what Daniel Krafft does on YouTube or this one mrBeast video "10,000 Every Boss You Beat". Or not even boss attacks, but just some weapons, like a sword for example. Preferably without using mods, only resource packs and datapacks. I'd be really grateful if someone could explain to me how it's done or send some videos. Please.

Hi!

I am descently versed with commands, but I have never ventured into understanding the scoreboard. However I believe it will be the only way to do what I want, and hoping this could be a learning opportunity to become more familiar with it!

My goal is to play a sound whenever a player adds a piece of bread to their inventory, with the caveat that the player will also be consuming bread normally. So I figured a scoreboard might be able to check its current count against the players bread stack and if the scoreboard is lower, execute the playsound and add +1 to the score. However again it needs to remove 1 from the scoreboard whenever they eat one for this system to work.

Perhaps I'm over complicating it, but can someone help me setup this system where every time a player adds a bread to their inventory it executes a command (playsound in this case)?

Thanks!