Script API General

[fallow rivet]

For example
let banneditemslist = [[minecraft:skull],[minecraft:Herobrine]]

[valid ice]

but again, why the double

why not just ['minecraft:skull','minecraft:Herobrine']

[distant tulip]

double it and give it to the next person

[fallow rivet]

banneditemslist[0]

[distant tulip]

alr
is that chest ui

[remote oyster]

Can still do that without doubling

Each comma represents an element in an array

[distant tulip]

that return array in your case

[fallow rivet]

Yea

[fallow rivet]

#1198678479928033452

[remote oyster]

const banneditemlist = [ "minecraft:skull", "minecraft:Herobrine" ];

console.log(banneditemlist[0]); // minecraft:skull
console.log(banneditemlist[1]); // minecraft:Herobrine

[fallow rivet]

But

[remote oyster]

But what?

[fallow rivet]

1 sec

let banneditemslist = [[`minecraft:skull`],[`minecraft:Herobrine`]]

İf (item != banneditemslist[0]) {

}

[distant tulip]

const skulls = {
    0: "skeleton",
    //...
}
let skullData = 0
for(let data = 0; data < 6; data++) {
    const commandResult = player.runCommand(`testfor @s[hasitem={location=slot.inventory,slot=${slot},item=${id},data=${data}}]`);
    if (commandResult.successCount > 0) {
        skullData = data
        break
    }
}
const type = skulls[skullData]

[remote oyster]

banneditemlist[0] returns an array.

console.log(banneditemlist[0]) // ["minecraft:skull"]

You have two arrays inside a single array.

[remote oyster]

Yup, wasted resources in that instance lol.

[fallow rivet]

I just realized this

[remote oyster]

All good 👍

[glacial widget]

const tier1 = new ItemStack("minecraft:chest", 1)
                            inventory.addItem(tier1)
                            tier1.nameTag == "tier 1"

Is this the right way to add a name to a item you want to give yourself?

[valid ice]

set name before adding to inventory

[ionic kayak]

Is there an alternative to world initialize event that is not beta?

[glacial widget]

i already tried that so am wondering if am setting the name wrong?

[valid ice]

world initalize is not beta

[ionic kayak]

Good to know

[valid ice]

It's stable in 1.13.0, as are custom components 👍

[valid ice]

oh, single equals is assignment, not double

double is comparing it to the existing name

[glacial widget]

ohhh i didnt know because i thought double equals could do both assignment and compair

thanks for that

[valid ice]

Loose comparison

Triple is strict comparison

[ionic kayak]

Meaning it won't work with 1.9.0?

[valid ice]

It will not, no.

Custom components just went stable (along with world initalize) in 1.13.0

[neat hound]

Anyone master getting a Vector3 from a DynamicProperty while using ts-check and using it , i.e. passing to function with Jdoc saying expected type is Vector3, without having to use ts-ignore..??? in JavaScript. I cannot find a way to trick it.

[glacial widget]

oh alright

is there a way to clear a item from your main hand?

[valid ice]

Player.getComponent('equippable').setEquipment('Mainhand')

[wary edge]

I just do it as:

item.getDynamicProperty() as Vector3

[neat hound]

Cannot do type assertion in JS

[valid ice]

/** @type {Vector3} */ doesn't work?

[sharp elbow]

It will suggest it in Intellisense, but it will not highlight invalid usage as an error IIRC

[neat hound]

Nope

[valid ice]

hmm

[sharp elbow]

Well it is a valid error. It could return undefined.

[neat hound]

I get around almost everything else.. but this one. The code works fine, but I want to use JS with ts-check and jdoc to force me to do the things that make sure I don't mix types.

[sharp elbow]

TypeScript has the "ignore any issues" operator, !, but JS does not have an equivalent I believe

[neat hound]

Shows as error only with ts-check.. not a real error

[untold magnet]

I'm using that to get all entities, so is it possible to do that inside of runInterval?

i think so

[neat hound]

I can use ts-ignore above the line.. tryna avoid that if I can

[valid ice]

Just have to loop through the result of that line

[sharp elbow]

You won't like my other suggestion then. I suggest asserting that the type is defined through a type comparison:
if(xyz == undefined) return;
Then thereafter xyz cannot potentially be undefined ... though I suppose this is not fixing the assignment step

[untold magnet]

thanks for help budd

[glacial widget]

is there a way to do it one at a time?

      world.structureManager.place("kit:1", player.dimension, { ...player.location, y: player.location.y + 2})
      const inventory = player.getComponent(`inventory`).container
      const block = player.dimension.getBlock({ ...player.location, y: player.location.y + 2 })
      const chest = block.getComponent(`inventory`).container
      for (let i = 1; i < chest.size; i++) {
           const item = chest.getItem(i)

          if (item) inventory.addItem(item)
      }
      player.getComponent('equippable').setEquipment('Mainhand')
      system.run(() => { block.setType(`minecraft:air`) });

[sharp elbow]

Or when assigning XYZ, use null coalescing:
const xyz = world.getDynamicProperty('my_property') ?? {x: 0, y: 0, z: 0};

[valid ice]

wdym one at a time?

[glacial widget]

like /clear @s stick 0 1

[valid ice]

oh. There's no native methods for that, no

[glacial widget]

oh alright then

[subtle cove]

Take a look how getComponent's typings work

[neat hound]

It seems that using xyz period is a problem as everything is typed....js const xyz = world.getDynamicProperty("deadEntityLocation") ?? {x: 0, y: 0, z: 0}; const entityLocation = !['string','boolean','number','undefined'].includes(typeof xyz) ? xyz : {x: 0, y: 0, z: 0} if (entityDimensionId && entityLocation ) msg += ` @ ${entityDimensionId} ${fn.vector3Msg(entityLocation)}`;

the last part is not happy because that function requires vector3.. pic is the annotation I see.

cannot seem to assure it that I am sending a Vector3

without using ts-ignore above the line

[wary edge]

Shrimply use typescript

[sharp elbow]

This seems to work for me:

const xyz = world.getDynamicProperty("deadEntityLocation");
if (typeof xyz != 'object') return;          
if (entityDimensionId) msg += ` @ ${entityDimensionId} ${fn.vector3Msg(xyz)}`;

[ionic kayak]

module or game version?

[static nebula]

How can I apply damage to an entity, like

player.applyDamage(2);

?

[amber granite]

Is that ts translated to js ?

[sharp elbow]

[kiro] https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/intro-to-js-ts.html#ts-check

[neat hound]

That worked, but reworked..js const xyz = world.getDynamicProperty("deadEntityLocation"); if (typeof xyz == 'object') { if (entityDimensionId) msg += ` @ ${entityDimensionId} ${fn.vector3Msg(xyz)}`; }

[amber granite]

What are u trying to do ?

[neat hound]

Thanks Sprunkles.. nice to see ya lurking around handing out the knowledge again

[granite badger]

ok nice to see that instead of the code sent previously

[sharp elbow]

You referring to the includes(typeof xyz) bit? Or me doing early-out return

[neat hound]

Me and ts-check with Jdoc playing hide and seek... should see what I had to do for a callback ptr... and still not sure this is the best way #1276605171635327007 message

[valid ice]

Script module version 1.13.0

[north rapids]

How do I get all blocks in an certain area?

[ripe swan]

would anyone happen to know where in the writable_book item the written data is stored at? both the getlore() and getcomponents() methods are returning array sizes of zero.

[neat hound]

getBlocks()

why did that not work.. did I do it backwards?

[sharp elbow]

There is a space between your ] (

[untold magnet]

system.runInterval(() => {
  const dimensions = ['overworld', 'nether', 'the_end'].map(dim => {
    for (const entity of world.getDimension(dim).getEntities()) {
      const block = entity.dimension.getBlock(entity.location)
      if (block.below(0.1).typeId === 'minecraft:dirt') world.sendMessage('DIRT!!')
    }
  })
})
```this should work right?

yes it dose

lemme cook now

[untold magnet]

entity.runCommandAsync(`execute at ${entity},,,)
```isnt working

especially at ${entity}

[lone thistle]

Because that’s incorrect syntax, it would have to be inside a @e[type=

Have you tried @s as well

[untold magnet]

entity.runCommandAsync(`execute at @e[type=¢{entity}] ,,,`)
```?

[lone thistle]

That’s gonna run it to every entity matched

[untold magnet]

i know how @e work,

[lone thistle]

Then you have the answer to your question

[untold magnet]

so this how it should be written right?

[lone thistle]

assuming your entity is returning a typeId, yeah

[untold magnet]

alright cool, thanks batman

stills the same log, anyways I'll try @e only and do some tests

[lone thistle]

Send the error

[inland merlin]

Has anyone got the inventory part to work with herobrines chest ui?

Hoping someone have already made a custom fix

[untold magnet]

the game runs fine, but...

u can see how laggy is it when i used only 2 commands, jeez

[inland merlin]

are these commands memory leak?

[neat hound]

is laggy because for every entity, you are running the command for every same type of entity. So if you had 3 chickens, instead of 3 commands, you are running 3+3+3

gets exponential real fast

[inland merlin]

thats what i was thinking many instances

better to use native

just depends on the command being used

[neat hound]

each entity should run @s for itself

[inland merlin]

hmm

get entities in range, and then work with object/coords?

[untold magnet]

execute at @s cannot work on entities, ig

[neat hound]

it works in commands.... are they not a self.... then do @e with c=1

they are the closest to themselves

[untold magnet]

so like this?

entity.runCommand(`execute at @s if block ~0.3 ~-0.1 ~ exe:conveyor["minecraft:cardinal_direction" = "north"] run scriptevent conv:North`)

[inland merlin]

r=1?

hmm

oh this is a conveyor thats cool

[neat hound]

c = closest #

[inland merlin]

yeh

ok

[untold magnet]

that actually makes sense bec entity is already a world.dim.getAllEntities

i mean for (const entity of world.getDimension(dim).getEntities()) {

lemme try @s first

it's working fine now

[inland merlin]

awesome

[inland merlin]

do you have a a down and up for all sides? that would be so nice, it goes diagnoally down up etc... instead of just dropping off ledges, and could travel upwards

[untold magnet]

i will be doing that but on another block

[inland merlin]

this would be awesome as just a standalone pack, what kinda addon?

[untold magnet]

conveyors are the basic machines

[inland merlin]

awh ok

would work well with the new crafting block

and hoppers

feel like true factory lol

[untold magnet]

to move entities up or down or any direction, use a block called fan ig that are enhanced machinery

[untold magnet]

umm

actually my project is kinda huge

[inland merlin]

thinking cake factory

lol

[untold magnet]

over 37+ new ores tho

[inland merlin]

ooo thats cool

[untold magnet]

i will add uranium too :>

to create a nuclear reactor for generating infinite power from it

and yes

[inland merlin]

oh very fun

[untold magnet]

theres some nuclear weapons, but only on creative

[inland merlin]

oh lol

creating explosions with api?

[neat hound]

Here is my conveyor belt... #add-ons message

I just tp 0.4 in moving direction

[untold magnet]

imagine u walk up to ur house and ur friend set a nuclear bomb on it,
its just a prank tho

[inland merlin]

lol

[untold magnet]

u should use applyImplus for entities, and applyKnockback for the players

bec TP isn't really nice

[neat hound]

I think I didn't because it makes me look like I am walking, even if I m standing still

tp is fine once you find the right speed, it can be smooth

[untold magnet]

umm

[neat hound]

space it out... I think Iread somewhere you get 128 per tick

[untold magnet]

um, how?

[neat hound]

remember, 20 ticks in one second.. don't need everything to be every tick... can be every... 5 ot 10

would need to see whole block of code to follow your logic

[untold magnet]

u mean making the interval works every 5 ticks or something?

actually

putting the commands inside of a function ( a minecraft function ) will make it better right?

[neat hound]

in block you set that.. here is mine json "minecraft:tick":{"interval_range": [6,6],"looping": true},

and then your onTick... does the rest

are you not using that

[warm drum]

what /fill in scriptAPI?

like how can i fill an area using script?

[untold magnet]

im not even using onTick thing

[neat hound]

look up run job, still command, but from script and runJob gives it the time to finish

[untold magnet]

like putting all of my commands inside of one runJob? or making a runJob for each command?

[neat hound]

ok, guess we have diff aproaches... my blocks checks for someone on it and moves them along to it's edge and the next conveyor, if any picks them up and continues

[inland merlin]

yeah best not to use comands if too many items... i know runCommandAsync has limit

[neat hound]

the run job was for the /fill guy

[inland merlin]

yeah runJob is the best method for filling blocks

[untold magnet]

oh,

[neat hound]

but yeahj, run job can space out your multiple commands over the ticks so you don't crash

[untold magnet]

i should put the commands inside of a function right? im still running them all but in the scripts section im running only one command

[neat hound]

Did you not do command blocks before.... they all add up.. don't matter if you run one thing... if that thing runs 400, then it is 401 things

but I do not know how they do the queue thing.. you need to spam test it

just add a side chat command that can do it

[untold magnet]

i actually have 32 commands to do for the conveyor for each 4 directions

so

im getting that issue with only 8 commands

[neat hound]

but for how many entities and how often

[untold magnet]

also, runCommand or runCommandAsync?

[untold magnet]

for each entity that is above or in the edges of the block

the script works on every single entity in the overworld, nether and the end

[neat hound]

don't know.. I just use runCommand.... I don't need anything at same exact time.... humans don't register things that fast

how many entities on the conveyor when you test

I made a square track (from the video in my post) so I can control where they go and how many.

[untold magnet]

0

that happens when i spawned only 3 pigs

[neat hound]

So you are not using custom components?

[untold magnet]

as my calculations, 32 commands will run for every single entity in the overworld and the nether and the end, which means; 2 entities = 64 command per tick
200 entities = 6,400 command per tick
7K entities = 224,000 command per tick

[neat hound]

so taht each part of the conveyor just processes it's own entities?

that is the object oriented way

or are you testing each entity to see if they are above a conveyor?

[untold magnet]

so i think, onTick could be the right choice

[untold magnet]

const entity of world.getDimension(dim).getEntities()
entity.runCommandAsync

this should explain

each entity will run a command

[viral plaza]

How do I use player.teleport, like the dimension

[neat hound]

Entity.teleport(location: Vector3, teleportOptions?: TeleportOptions): void
@remarks
Teleports the selected entity to a new location

This function can't be called in read-only mode.

@param location — New location for the entity.

@param teleportOptions — Options regarding the teleport operation.

so in the options is to change dimensions .. but a conveyor is local, so no need to specify

[untold magnet]

i think onTick is more often in this situation

[neat hound]

https://jaylydev.github.io/scriptapi-docs/preview/classes/_minecraft_server_1_15_0_beta.Entity.html#teleport

click on the options to get those details

[viral plaza]

world.afterEvents.playerDimensionChange.subscribe(evd => {
  const player = evd.player
  const from = evd.fromLocation
  const fromDimension = evd.fromDimension
  if (fromDimension.id === "minecraft:overworld") {
   if (evd.toDimension.id === "minecraft:nether") {
     //player.runCommandAsync(`tickingarea add circle ${from.x} ${from.y} ${from.z} 1`)
     player.teleport(from, fromDimension)
     //setTimeout(() => player.runCommandAsync(`tickingarea remove ${from.x} ${from.y} ${from.z}`), 10)
     return new Message(`§c§lThe Nether Is Banned.`, player)
   }
  }


})

This works other than it doesn’t switch me to the over world

[neat hound]

you do not need to specify a dimension if not changing it

[viral plaza]

I am

They’re in the nether and I’m trying to get them out

[neat hound]

and.. that is the wrong format... see that link and look at teleport options, it is an object, not a striung

[viral plaza]

FromDimension is not a string?

[neat hound]

the second parm would be{dimension: "minecraft:overworld"}

there are other options you need to read them all

and add them into the object

[viral plaza]

I was on the docs and there is no teleport method posted

[neat hound]

you want to specify where to, now where from

lemme see if beta

[viral plaza]

keep velocity is nice

[neat hound]

It is stable

[viral plaza]

world.afterEvents.playerDimensionChange.subscribe(evd => {
  const player = evd.player
  const from = evd.fromLocation
  const fromDimension = evd.fromDimension
  if (fromDimension.id === "minecraft:overworld") {
   if (evd.toDimension.id === "minecraft:nether") {
     //player.runCommandAsync(`tickingarea add circle ${from.x} ${from.y} ${from.z} 1`)
     player.teleport(from, { dimension: `${fromDimension.id}`, keepVelocity: false })
     //setTimeout(() => player.runCommandAsync(`tickingarea remove ${from.x} ${from.y} ${from.z}`), 10)
     return new Message(`§c§lThe Nether Is Banned.`, player)
   }
  }


})

[viral plaza]

Oh wait

[neat hound]

Isn't from where they are now and you said you are trying to take them out of there

so your from should be wher you want them to go

should not be called from

call TO

but you will put them in a strange place

you may want to do the 8 block math

[viral plaza]

Code works just changed it from the id to the actual dimension object

[untold magnet]

hmmm

i.dimension.runCommand('//command that detects entities at the block')?

[viral plaza]

Idk if this is even it

Hold up

You can pass a location argument

dimension.getEntites({
location: Vector3
}) I think

[neat hound]

always click on the options... it is an interface with multiple useful properties to make your options object

[untold magnet]

onTick: i => {
   i.dimension.runCommand('execute at @e[r=1] run scriptevent c:c)
  }
``` @neat hound ?

[neat hound]

r=1 is big a block in each direction... what is in this script event.

use c=1 guarantee to pick up only the self

[granite badger]

what are they trying to do

[neat hound]

he has a non-object-oriented conveyor belt... which means doing something with all entities all dimensions.... and has runcommand issues

the other guy is tryna TP people out of the nether after they go in

I'm going to go watch TV... your turn....

[granite badger]

Will onStepOn event be a better option

[neat hound]

Jayly.. love your docs.. I don't thinik I ever close the web page....

of course.. be he may need to realize... woulda gave my code, but he needs to work it out... trial and error... so he can learn via experience.

[viral plaza]

Item grouper addon?

[meager pulsar]

world.afterEvents.playerInteractWithBlock.subscribe```

what´s wrong with the sintaxis of this?

the game doesnt recognizes the event

[wary edge]

Are you using beta apis?

[prisma shard]

Whats your script api version

[meager pulsar]

nope, is this still on beta?

[wary edge]

Yes

[prisma shard]

lol use beta api

interactWithBlock still isn't stable

[meager pulsar]

and block componnets? .(

😦

[wary edge]

Stable

[meager pulsar]

mmm d you guys know howto search in the documentation the use of block components? xd

[prisma shard]

https://github.com/SmokeyStack/adk-lib

you can learn so much about block custom components, by this

[neat hound]

Start here... https://jaylydev.github.io/scriptapi-docs/preview/index.html

then for block components.. goto world before events

then world initialize

then subscribe

has the stuff there

If you click

you can get to page to change latest/preview

then

click on everything, lots of examples... but I know they added to the MS learn about the block components with an example and I hear the wiki is updated with some examples too

good luck... if you still have trouble people around... the green people really know there stuff.. and that pink person too

[wary edge]

👁️

Why does the pink person sound like an insult

[prisma shard]

what

i didnt get the joke

tf is green person

tf is pink person

ahhghh

[subtle cove]

[neat hound]

color blind.. look at the name tags.... when have I ever insulted anyone?

I am just glad I am orange... master of all colors... resistance is futile

[subtle cove]

we all pink smh, no one's insulting anyone smh

[neat hound]

I am not pink... by that standard, LOL

[subtle cove]

anyway

[neat hound]

unless you turn me insside out

[burnt remnant]

can someone smart correctly describe what the ternary operator is, cuz reading online what i have gathered its just an if statement with extra steps, but yet putting it inside an if statement changes the outcome even tho itself is an if statement???

[granite badger]

condition ? (value if true) : (value if false)

[burnt remnant]

but then cant you just use ifs and if nots/else?

[subtle cove]

if else is readable

[burnt remnant]

i mean i guess it makes sense?

[subtle cove]

const text = (isOnGround ? '§pGround' : '') + (block?.isSolid ? '§mSolid§r' : '§aair§r');

selection ? about(p, cs) : exit(p);

[woven loom]

yes but ter. is short for eg, if you want to return a value based on condition
with if else it would be like

if (player.isSneaking)
  return 10
else 
  return 20

whereas tern. looks like this

  return player.isSneaking ? 10 : 20

clearly 2nd is better for smaller stuff otherwise if is more readable

[distant tulip]

the best use case is assigning a value on condition
with if else it will look like

let value = 20
if (player.isSneaking){
  value = 10
}

it can get longer with more conditions
but with ?

  const value = player.isSneaking ? 10 : 20

[distant gulch]

how can i filter online player?

[distant tulip]

getplayers only return online players

[distant gulch]

oh ty

[sage portal]

do I need to always make a function to get a return variable, or is there a simpler alternative?
I'm trying to get the boolean of whether or not a tryTeleport succeeds or fails.

[distant tulip]

no
just assign the tryTeleport result directly to a variable

[crude bridge]

I made a new anticheat

If (player.hasHorion()) player.ban()

[distant tulip]

huh

is that a prototype or is that a joke

[crude bridge]

Joke

[sage portal]

so something like this? js let test = return tryTeleport()

[distant tulip]

without the return

tryTeleport it self is a function that return a boolean

[sage portal]

oh right, that makes sense

[distant gulch]

What is the maximum score on the scoreboard?

[shy leaf]

32-bit integer limit

2,147,483,647

[honest spear]

what is ds?

[woven loom]

data structure

@honest spear

[honest spear]

Well object it self is 0(1)

its same as hash table

do you mean like dynamic db ds

[woven loom]

keyless ds

[neat hound]

Hey green masters... question. So..js const cb = world...subscribe((event) {stuff})I know I can use cb to cancel the subscription as in js world..unsubscribe(cb)but later, can I js world...subscribe(cb)if that is not the way, do I just put the subscribe in a function to call it again after an unsub?

[distant tulip]

no
make the event into a function that you can run when needed

[prisma shard]

how did u get your pfp tbh? I want a pfp like u

[fallow rivet]

How do I detect if a player is afk?

[prisma shard]

check if players velocity is 0 for a long time

[distant tulip]

I drew it

[prisma shard]

draw one for me 😙

[distant tulip]

no 🗿

[misty pivot]

💀

[subtle cove]

Yes

const cd = ev1.subscribe(function R() {
    console.warn({R: R === cd}) 
    ev1.unsubscribe(cd)
    const cd2 = ev1.subscribe(cd)
    const cd3 = ev1.subscribe(R)
    console.warn({
        ['cd === cd2']: cd === cd2,
        ['R === cd2']: R === cd2, 
        ['cd3 === cd2']: cd3 === cd2
    }) 
}) ```

[granite cape]

its literal work

[glacial widget]

is it that simple?

[shy leaf]

perhaps

but any velocity could make it misfire

ig making it less tight could work

[distant tulip]

velocity and rotation

[untold magnet]

i think i need help a little bit

if (state === 'north') i.block.dimension.runCommandAsync(execute at @e[r=1] run say Hi) is not working

[hushed ravine]

How do I make a game loop using system.runJob()?

It seems to be more efficient than system.runInterval(), reason why I want to use it

[wheat condor]

runCommandAsync("command") it needs to be a string

[honest spear]

its not about being efficient only thing it does it manage yoir tasks to better fit in timeing between ticks

ticksif you have more little task then multiple of them are executed in single tick

[hushed ravine]

I just want everything to run as expected each tick

[wheat condor]

function run() {
    system.runJob(() => {
        run()
    })
}
run()

[untold magnet]

um, can u explain?
i had to make that command detects entities that is above the block and make it run a say Hi command

[hushed ravine]

Also, I don't know how to use generator functions properly

[wheat condor]

just add ""

[untold magnet]

fr?

[wheat condor]

yeah its just a string

if (state === 'north') i.block.dimension.runCommandAsync("execute at @e[r=1] run say Hi")

[shy leaf]

yeah, otherwise it will try to find the stuff what you wrote if theres no string format

const yeet = "say yeet";
player.runCommand(yeet);

but this will not work

player.runCommand(say yeet);

[untold magnet]

the command is working but with an issue, r=1 isn't working for some reason

[shy leaf]

because its starting from the dimension

youd want to specify position too

[untold magnet]

i.dimension.runCommand
or
i.block.dimension.runCommand
?

both is the same ig

[shy leaf]

no

[wheat condor]

its a little bit confusing

[shy leaf]

i mean

yeah but not exactly the same maybe

i would say use i.block.dimension for safety

[untold magnet]

that what im using and not working

[shy leaf]

also i meant this as in positioned inside execute command

[untold magnet]

should i put that command inside of system.run?

[shy leaf]

no unless youre using beforeEvents

[untold magnet]

bec worldInitialize are beforeEvents thing

[shy leaf]

no

dont need one for that

[untold magnet]

the command is running when i use @e or c=1
but r=1 or dy=1 isn't working

[shy leaf]

worldInitialize registers the code into the stuff, which later makes the stuff to run the code you did

system.run is for events that fires before the event

[untold magnet]

um, im using onTick

[shy leaf]

_ _

[shy leaf]

still

[untold magnet]

im literally confused

[shy leaf]

show the command

or the code

[untold magnet]

onTick: i => {,,,
if (state === 'north') i.block.dimension.runCommandAsync("execute at @e[dy=1] run scriptevent conv:North")

[shy leaf]

whats that ,,,

[untold magnet]

    onTick: i => {
      const state = i.block.permutation.getState('minecraft:cardinal_direction');
      if (state === 'north') i.block.dimension.runCommandAsync("execute at @e[dy=1] run scriptevent conv:North")
    }

[shy leaf]

oh

[untold magnet]

thats all

[shy leaf]

so what im trying to say here

is that i.block.dimension points to the dimension the block is in, not the block itself

so you need to make the execute to have positioned

also why dont you just run the code directly into there

instead of using command

[hidden crown]

Same question

[untold magnet]

the problem is idk how

[shy leaf]

you dont know how to use execute command? or specify the location of the block

[untold magnet]

im trying to make the block detect entities above it and make them move by applyImplus, nothing else :/

[shy leaf]

[wheat condor]

you cant use positioned and r=1 at the same time, r=1 needs to be referred to an entity not a location

[shy leaf]

whar

[untold magnet]

i.dimension.getEntitiesAtBlockLocation?

[distant tulip]

import {system} from '@minecraft/server';

system.runJob(test());

function* test() {
  for(let i = 0;i <= 1000){
    yield i
  }
}

each time you yield that count as a run
basically everything before yield will run at once

[shy leaf]

i.block.dimension.getEntities({
//EntityQueryOptions, check the docs
});```

[wheat condor]

how can you do the execute? execute at @e[r=1] positioned x y z run???

[shy leaf]

dont you put positioned before at

also as instead of at

[untold magnet]

for (const entity of i.dimension.getEntities()) {,,,}?

[honest spear]

real its crazy how similar to async it actually is

[wheat condor]

i didnt know you can use positioned before specifying the entityt

[untold magnet]

then entity.runCommandAsync(",,,")?

[shy leaf]

yeah sure but

im still wondering why you dont run code directly

and use scriptevent

[untold magnet]

nah nah nah, that will make each entity run a command every tick

[wheat condor]

bro just use "execute positioned x y z as @a[r=1] run say hi"

[shy leaf]

you can limit the number of entity i think?

in EntityQueryOptions

[untold magnet]

const { x, y, z } = i.block.location;
i.block.dimension.runCommandAsync(`execute positioned ${x} ${y} ${z} as @e[r=1] run say Hi`)
```?

[shy leaf]

yeah

[wheat condor]

yesss

[glacial widget]

woah

[shy leaf]

[glacial widget]

thats smart

[glacial widget]

i didnt know u could do that

[shy leaf]

well

youre using JavaScripts

[untold magnet]

well, that works even if the entity is around the block by 0.15px

[plush moss]

is it possible with player.getComponent("inventory")
also get the data from items?

for example splash_potion 1 5

[untold magnet]

@e[r=0.825] is the perfect one
or maybe r=0.81725

the important thing is the entities will be detected when they're above it

[wheat condor]

then just add 0.2 to y level

[untold magnet]

its quite glitched on the far edges, but no problems bec u gonna put multiple of them in the same place

[untold magnet]

dy=0.2?
y=0.2?

[wheat condor]

y + 0.2

[untold magnet]

dy isn't really good to deal with

[wheat condor]

const { x, y, z } = i.block.location;
i.block.dimension.runCommandAsync(`execute positioned ${x} ${( y + 0.2 )} ${z} as @e[r=1] run say Hi`)

[untold magnet]

oh, the problem is actually on the r=1

[buoyant canopy]

what are you trying to do?

[subtle cove]

u gona need the center coord for dat

[untold magnet]

the @e[r=1] detects far away from the block

[distant tulip]

yeah
i used to use in in my ender chest inspector but switched to async function later

[buoyant canopy]

block.dimension.getEntities({location: block.center(), maxDistance: 0.5})

[wheat condor]

then dont use r=1 and use scripts without commands

[buoyant canopy]

this will give you a list of the entities standing on the block

[subtle cove]

const {x,y,z} = block.center()

[distant tulip]

bottomCenter maybe better in his case

[subtle cove]

then y + 0.8

[untold magnet]

this should detect entities only at the distance, the commands will never run until the entity is in the distance right?

[wheat condor]

doesnt work becouse r=1 is a sphere with 1 as radius so it wont work either

[buoyant canopy]

const entities = block.dimension.getEntities({location: block.center(), maxDistance: 0.5})
for (const entity of entities) {
  entity.runCommand("say yes" )
}

[hushed ravine]

Ohh, ok. Thanks!!

[untold magnet]

maxDistance: 0.5 will not detect the edges of my block, i had to put it 1, but 1 will detect far above the block

is there any way to make that detect more for X and Z but less for Y?

[wheat condor]

that is what i was talking about, you cant use maxdistance becouse the distance is a sphere not a block

[buoyant canopy]

it simply detects the entities in a sphere with the radius of half a block in the center of the block

a radius of 1 is a sphere that's 2 blocks wide

[untold magnet]

i tested it, and it detects me within 1 block not 2

[wheat condor]

do the detecxdion in maxdistance 1 then do that to see if its in the block position

const eLoc = entity.location
const bLoc = block.center().location
if (eLoc.x.toFixed(0) == bLoc.x.toFixed(0) &&
    eLoc.y.toFixed(1) <= bLoc.y.toFixed(1) &&
    eLoc.y.toFixed(0) == bLoc.y.toFixed(0) &&
    eLoc.z.toFixed(0) == bLoc.z.toFixed(0)) {
    player.sendMessage(`hi`)
}

[buoyant canopy]

maybe it detects the center of the entity? not the edge of its hitbox

[wheat condor]

@untold magnet

[buoyant canopy]

you can add a y level condition if the height is the only problem

[wheat condor]

the problem is that the covered area is a sphere and not a square

[buoyant canopy]

if (block.y != Math.floor(entity.location.y)) continue

[untold magnet]

my brain hurts

u know what, i give up

    onTick: i => {
      const state = i.block.permutation.getState('minecraft:cardinal_direction');
    }

im not great at all on Math thing

[wheat condor]

send the code

[buoyant canopy]

it detects the player standing above it because the player center is the center of its feet, so it's inside the sphere that is 2 blocks wide

[untold magnet]

world.beforeEvents.worldInitialize.subscribe(({ blockComponentRegistry: block }) => {
  block.registerCustomComponent('exe:conveyor', {
    onTick: i => {
      const state = i.block.permutation.getState('minecraft:cardinal_direction');
    }
  })
})

[misty pivot]

how would i call a function that has the value of a variable? for example

const functionName = myFunctionName;
//run function named after the value of functionName```

[buoyant canopy]

i don't understand

[wheat condor]

world.beforeEvents.worldInitialize.subscribe(({ blockComponentRegistry: block }) => {
    block.registerCustomComponent('exe:conveyor', {
        onTick: i => {
            const state = i.block.permutation.getState('minecraft:cardinal_direction');
            const block = i.block
            for (const entity of block.dimension.getEntities({ location: block.center(), maxDistance: 1 })) {
                const eLoc = entity.location
                const bLoc = block.center()
                if (eLoc.x.toFixed(0) == bLoc.x.toFixed(0) &&
                    eLoc.y.toFixed(0) == bLoc.y.toFixed(0) &&
                    eLoc.y.toFixed(1) <= bLoc.y.toFixed(1) &&
                    eLoc.z.toFixed(0) == bLoc.z.toFixed(0)) {
                    world.sendMessage(`hi`)
                }
            }
        }
    })
})

try that should work @untold magnet

[misty pivot]

actually i think i got an idea

[wheat condor]

try again i changed it

[wheat condor]

i forgot to specify location

[untold magnet]

umm

[wheat condor]

world.beforeEvents.worldInitialize.subscribe(({ blockComponentRegistry: block }) => {
    block.registerCustomComponent('exe:conveyor', {
        onTick: i => {
            const state = i.block.permutation.getState('minecraft:cardinal_direction');
            const block = i.block
            for (const entity of block.dimension.getEntities({ maxDistance: 1 })) {
                const eLoc = entity.location
                const bLoc = block.center()
                if (eLoc.x.toFixed(0) == bLoc.x.toFixed(0) &&
                    eLoc.y.toFixed(0) == bLoc.y.toFixed(0) &&
                    eLoc.z.toFixed(0) == bLoc.z.toFixed(0)) {
                    world.sendMessage(`hi`)
                }
            }
        }
    })
})

try that

i deleted the half block detection

[fallow rivet]

How to test a player's game mode

[wheat condor]

player.getGameMode()

[untold magnet]

nothing works

[fallow rivet]

Thanks

[wheat condor]

just do this to look for what could be wrong

world.sendMessage(`${}`)

[wheat condor]

what was the code that was working

?

[untold magnet]

no logs

[wheat condor]

world.beforeEvents.worldInitialize.subscribe(({ blockComponentRegistry: block }) => {
    block.registerCustomComponent('exe:conveyor', {
        onTick: i => {
            const state = i.block.permutation.getState('minecraft:cardinal_direction');
            const block = i.block
            for (const entity of block.dimension.getEntities({ maxDistance: 1 })) {
                const eLoc = entity.location
                const bLoc = block.center()
                if (Math.floor.(eLoc.x) == Math.floor.(bLoc.x) &&
                    Math.floor.(eLoc.y) == Math.floor.(bLoc.y) &&
                    Math.floor.(eLoc.z) == Math.floor.(bLoc.z)) {
                    world.sendMessage(`hi`)
                }
            }
        }
    })
})

tell me the values that shows in chat when you are standing on the block

[untold magnet]

absolute nothing, u know what i can use that maxDistance: 1 bec the entity will keep falling into the block but it will move a little bit farther from the block

[wheat condor]

no values are showing up on screen?

[untold magnet]

nothing at all

[wheat condor]

change the distance to 10

[untold magnet]

still nothing, bro stop

[wheat condor]

okk, but idk whats wrong

[untold magnet]

its fine if the script detects the entity a little bit higher

[untold magnet]

my life

is the wrong thing

[past blaze]

What's going on here?

[wheat condor]

nah bro dont say that

[untold magnet]

meh, i just hate life

[wheat condor]

world.beforeEvents.worldInitialize.subscribe(({ blockComponentRegistry: block }) => {
    block.registerCustomComponent('exe:conveyor', {
        onTick: i => {
            const state = i.block.permutation.getState('minecraft:cardinal_direction');
            const block = i.block
            for (const entity of block.dimension.getEntities({ location: block.center(), maxDistance: 1 })) {
                const eLoc = entity.location
                const bLoc = block.center()
                if (Math.floor(eLoc.x) == Math.floor(bLoc.x) &&
                    Math.floor(eLoc.y) == Math.floor(bLoc.y) &&
                    Math.floor(eLoc.z) == Math.floor(bLoc.z)) {
                    world.sendMessage(`entity detected`)
                } else {
                    world.sendMessage(`no entities detected`)
                }
            }
        }
    })
})

[wheat condor]

i think i found the issue

[wheat condor]

wait i correct something

[misty pivot]

is it possible to stop a script? like terminate it forcefully?

[untold magnet]

Entity detected only when i go inside the block

[wheat condor]

wasnt that what you wanted?

[untold magnet]

no, detecting the entity happens only when the entity is above the block, no matter if the far edges cannot be detected,

[wheat condor]

yeah werent you above the block rn?

[untold magnet]

far edges are those;

• X / + Z

• X / + Z
• X / - Z

• X / - Z

[amber granite]

How queer

[untold magnet]

it will detect it when i go inside the block, not on the edges

[amber granite]

Yes

[untold magnet]

edges are ± X and ± Z important
far edges are ± X + ± Z not really important

[misty pivot]

how so?

[amber granite]

If statements

And
/Scriptevent

Command

Just fold it with if statement

With outer variable

Global one i mean

[wheat condor]

yeah becouse player location is a point not a volume so it will detect only if player center is on the block

world.beforeEvents.worldInitialize.subscribe(({ blockComponentRegistry: block }) => {
    block.registerCustomComponent('exe:conveyor', {
        onTick: i => {
            const state = i.block.permutation.getState('minecraft:cardinal_direction');
            const block = i.block
            for (const entity of block.dimension.getEntities({ location: block.center(), maxDistance: 1 })) {
                const eLoc = entity.location
                const bLoc = block.center()
                if (Math.round(eLoc.x) == Math.floor(bLoc.x) &&
                    Math.round(eLoc.y) == Math.floor(bLoc.y) &&
                    Math.round(eLoc.z) == Math.floor(bLoc.z)) {
                    world.sendMessage(`entity detected`)
                } else {
                    world.sendMessage(`no entities detected`)
                }
            }
        }
    })
})

@untold magnet try that:

[amber granite]

Like this

let brutalForceOff = false;
if ( !brutalForceOff ) {
//Put ur code in here
}

[misty pivot]

oh

alright thanks, but would that also mean i have to do it for every after and before events?

[wheat condor]

world.beforeEvents.worldInitialize.subscribe(({ blockComponentRegistry: block }) => {
    block.registerCustomComponent('exe:conveyor', {
        onTick: i => {
            const state = i.block.permutation.getState('minecraft:cardinal_direction');
            const block = i.block;
            const detectionOffset = 0.5
            const bLoc = block.center()

            for (const entity of block.dimension.getEntities({ location: bLoc, maxDistance: 2 })) {
                const eLoc = entity.location;

                if (eLoc.x >= bLoc.x - detectionOffset && eLoc.x <= bLoc.x + detectionOffset &&
                    eLoc.y >= bLoc.y - detectionOffset && eLoc.y <= bLoc.y + detectionOffset &&
                    eLoc.z >= bLoc.z - detectionOffset && eLoc.z <= bLoc.z + detectionOffset) {
                    world.sendMessage(`entity detected`);
                } else {
                    world.sendMessage(`no entities detected`);
                }
            }
        }
    })
})

try that, im not that good at math either

[untold magnet]

this detects the entity center ig

[wheat condor]

you tried with 2 as distance?

try adding 1 to detection distance

[untold magnet]

same

[wheat condor]

with 2 of detection offset?

const detectionOffset = 2

[untold magnet]

oh lemme try that distance offset

with 1 distance offset it works the same as that old one

it detects me from 1 block high

[amber granite]

@misty pivot

U can use
scriptEvents event

[wheat condor]

world.beforeEvents.worldInitialize.subscribe(({ blockComponentRegistry: block }) => {
    block.registerCustomComponent('exe:conveyor', {
        onTick: i => {
            const state = i.block.permutation.getState('minecraft:cardinal_direction');
            const block = i.block;
            const detectionOffset = 1.5
            const bLoc = block.center()

            for (const entity of block.dimension.getEntities({ location: bLoc, maxDistance: 2 })) {
                const eLoc = entity.location;

                if (eLoc.x >= bLoc.x - detectionOffset && eLoc.x <= bLoc.x + detectionOffset &&
                    eLoc.y >= bLoc.y && eLoc.y <= bLoc.y &&
                    eLoc.z >= bLoc.z - detectionOffset && eLoc.z <= bLoc.z + detectionOffset) {
                    world.sendMessage(`entity detected`);
                } else {
                    world.sendMessage(`no entities detected`);
                }
            }
        }
    })
})

[amber granite]

Or use chatSend event

[wheat condor]

try that

[woven loom]

can custom block detect redstone stuff ?@untold magnet

[untold magnet]

idk + hopefully it does

[wary edge]

In 1.21.30 yes

[woven loom]

what we have

[wary edge]

redstone conductivity component

[wheat condor]

now?

[subtle cove]

use volume

[untold magnet]

it cant detect the entity, i think u should stop for now

take a rest from thinking

[wheat condor]

ok btw if you want just send me the mod and ill try to find the issue

[untold magnet]

i dont think u have to bec its not a huge issue that will make farms not working

its just detecting the entity like 0.7p higher than the normal 0.3p block

the block collision box is 4, normal block is 16 so the script will detect 8px above the block

which is wrong but its not a huge issue

[wheat condor]

i just like to solve problems like theese

[untold magnet]

those issues require math
and i hate math

[wheat condor]

i got 3 in algebra math at school

[shut citrus]

i still alive

until drone hits

[woven loom]

whered doc for that

[neat hound]

Question to the vector aficionados v3 -> v2 is ?```js

/**

• @param { import("@minecraft/server").Vector3} vector3
• @returns { import("@minecraft/server").Vector2}
  */
  static toVector2 (vector3) {
  return {
  x: vector3.x,
  y: vector3.z // <-----
  };
  }```

z ----> y

[wary edge]

What are you asking?

[neat hound]

it the Z is the Y of vector 2

[wary edge]

What is vector2?
https://stirante.com/script/server/1.13.0/interfaces/Vector2.html

Youre thinking of VecrorXZ
https://stirante.com/script/server/1.13.0/interfaces/VectorXZ.html

[neat hound]

Ah man.... 2 of them...

which is... e/w and n/s

[wary edge]

All Vector Interfaces

[wide willow]

am i using this wrong or is it broken?

player.camera.fade({red:1, green:0, blue:0, fadeInTime:0, holdTime:10, fadeOutTime:7})```
it just goes black everytime & does its own fade time.

[wheat condor]

console.warn(`Yaw ${yawDegrees}`);
console.warn(`Pitch ${pitchDegrees}`);
player.setRotation({ y: yawDegrees, x: pitchDegrees })

whats wrong? my player wont rotate

[tiny fable]

It's telling me 1 isnt in the range of [ 0 - 5 ]

Unhandled promise rejection: EnchantmentLevelOutOfBoundsError: When trying to add enchantment instance - Tyring to set enchantment level to 1, range for type smite is [0 - 5].

I think enough context here

[glacial widget]

could someone tell me why this dont work

case "minecraft:ender_chest":
    
            if(!player.hasTag(`rookie`) || player.hasTag(`soldier`) || player.hasTag(`elite`) || player.hasTag(`general`) || player.hasTag(`overlord`) || player.hasTag(`king`) ||  player.hasTag(`emeperor`) || player.hasTag(`dragon`) || player.hasTag(`eld-dragon`) || player.hasTag(`demi-god`) || player.hasTag(`god`) || player.addTag(`eld-god`)){
                r.cancel = true
                player.sendMessage(`HCV KitPvP >> You need to be rookie rank or higher to use this`)
            }
        break;

even when i have 1 of the tags listed

[tiny fable]

is rookie rank included in this function?
cuz !player.hasTag('rookie') and You need to be rookie rank or higher seems to conflict

or my english is broken and i should fix it

[wary edge]

This happens when youre trying to add an incompatible enchantment if i recall

[tiny fable]

I'm trying to add smite to a golden sword with only sharpness III, that should be compatible

[glacial widget]

am checking if a player does not have any of the tags listed. It runs the sendMessage

[wary edge]

Smite and sharpness are incompatible

Thats your issue

[tiny fable]

oh, I'm dumb

sorry

[viral plaza]

Try this ```js
case "minecraft:ender_chest":
if (
!(
player.hasTag("rookie") ||
player.hasTag("soldier") ||
player.hasTag("elite") ||
player.hasTag("general") ||
player.hasTag("overlord") ||
player.hasTag("king") ||
player.hasTag("emperor") ||
player.hasTag("dragon") ||
player.hasTag("eld-dragon") ||
player.hasTag("demi-god") ||
player.hasTag("god") ||
player.addTag("eld-god")
)
) {
r.cancel = true;
player.sendMessage(HCV KitPvP >> You need to be rookie rank or higher to use this);
}
break;

[glacial widget]

you put the not statment out side the main bracket?

how comes

[viral plaza]

Is it a rank requirement?

Oh yea

[tiny fable]

then you should add a parentheses like this

if (!(
  player.hasTag(`rookie`) || 
  player.hasTag(`soldier`) || 
  player.hasTag(`elite`) || 
  player.hasTag(`general`) || 
  player.hasTag(`overlord`) || 
  player.hasTag(`king`) ||  
  player.hasTag(`emeperor`) || 
  player.hasTag(`dragon`) || 
  player.hasTag(`eld-dragon`) || 
  player.hasTag(`demi-god`) || 
  player.hasTag(`god`) || 
  player.addTag(`eld-god`) 
) {...

[glacial widget]

yeah it is

[viral plaza]

const list = {
  "member": 1,
  "rookie": 2,
  "knight": 3
};

const rank = "member";
const weight = list[rank];

if (list["knight"] - weight > 0) {
  // can rank up
 
} else {
  // can't rank up
 
}

I would do a system like this

Or some

[glacial widget]

ohh alright am guessing I put the "not" operator in the wrong place

thank you

[tiny fable]

np :)

[glacial widget]

ohhh

thats cool

[tiny fable]

tho I would prefer this system
for updating & debugging sake

[viral plaza]

So much simpler lol

One if statement clears all that

[glacial widget]

i have a simply system where i just use the Objs and check if the players are >= to tem

them*

[viral plaza]

We’ll really it’s just a shrunken one

[glacial widget]

thats cold ngl

[viral plaza]

Yea, I try not to complicate things other than creating all those blocks.

[glacial widget]

yeah your right

easy to debug later on

[viral plaza]

Plus, if you can make a system that adapts to your changes, then debugging is so much easier and it’s such a better system

Like a shop that gets its items from an object

[glacial widget]

yeah your right

[tiny fable]

and you'll ended up with a flexible and easy-to-change system :)

[viral plaza]

^

[glacial widget]

i should have just put all the tags into a array and did .some()

[viral plaza]

I mean you can

[viral plaza]

Whatever rank you put in the if statement would be the required rank, so that’s why this is just easy

I think it’s flipped tho

[granite cape]

someone please try this script: https://discord.com/channels/523663022053392405/1276955348431012052, I haven't tested it on the latest version 1.21.20+, it's still on version 1.21.0+

[remote oyster]

Just test it really quick.

You should do that if it needs updating anyways.

[fallow rivet]

How do I give a player a wither skeleton head?

[twilit tartan]

Some know if playerInteractWithEntity is stable?

[fallow rivet]

Only beta

[valid ice]

Save it in an inventory (chest, entity, something), then transfer it to another container

[fallow rivet]

Hmm

But for this I need to change the whole code

I used Dynamicproperty

[valid ice]

[fallow rivet]

Can I add a head?

Custom

[glacial widget]

lol

[glacial widget]

i think so

[distant tulip]

What's up with you not wanting to suggest commands? 👀

[valid ice]

Commands are stinky

[distant tulip]

don't let them hear you

[wide willow]

anyone have an example of how to use camerFadeOptions?

player.camera.fade({red:1, green:0, blue:0, fadeInTime:0, holdTime:10, fadeOutTime:7})```
this just goes black everytime & does its own fade time. idk if im using it wrong.

[distant tulip]

player.camera.fade({fadeColor: {red:1, green:0, blue:0}, fadeTime: {fadeInTime:0, holdTime:10, fadeOutTime:7}})

@granite badger
please add a sidebar for the versions so we don't have to scroll all the way down every time

[wide willow]

bro yes, thank you Minato

[untold magnet]

almost there!

[neat hound]

because you are using 1.19.50? Why not just have a link to that one saved to your bookmark then???

[neat hound]

I've never seen that page before, I go directly to the page you ended up on. Edit your link.

[distant tulip]

i use multiple versions

[neat hound]

Then a folder with links to the places you go often

Your own pre-organization

[distant tulip]

yeah good idea

tnx

[meager pulsar]

world.beforeEvents.worldInitialize.subscribe(({ blockComponentRegistry }) => {
    blockComponentRegistry.registerCustomComponent("mh:pedestal_interact", {
        onInteract: (({ player, block, dimension }) => {
            pEquipment = player.getComponent('equippable')
            itemStack = pEquipment.getEquipment(server.EquipmentSlot.Mainhand)

            const entity = dimension.getEntities({ closest: 1, location: block.location, maxDistance: 1.5, families: [`pedestal_hold`] })[0]
            if (entity) {
                if (itemStack) {
                    giveItemToPillar(player, entity)
                } else {
                    takeItemFromPillar(player, entity)
                }
            }

        })
    })

});

what did i do wrong?

[deep quiver]

you should use the typings tbh they are good enough that there is no reason to use the docs

[distant tulip]

i do but some times i just want to search for info
making a file and setup just for that info is not a good idea

[meager pulsar]

can someone help me with this?

[deep quiver]

its definetly a good idea, if you don't want to always make the setup, have it globally or use a tool for it

[deep quiver]

it says it there you gotta rejoin

[keen gull]

import { world } from "@minecraft/server";

world.beforeEvents.chatSend.subscribe((data) => {
const player = data.sender;
const message = data.message;

if (message.toLowerCase().includes("woy")) {
    player.runCommandAsync('tag @s add woy_tagged');
    player.sendMessage("You have been tagged with 'woy_tagged'!");
}

});

Compiler found 1 errors:

ha1.js:3:20 - error TS2339: Property 'chat' does not exist on type 'WorldBeforeEvents'.

3 world.beforeEvents.chat.subscribe((data) => {
                     ~~~~

With what should i replace chatsend for it to work

It should give me tag when i send massage in chat

[lament tree]

Does anyone know if something changed in OnPlace custom component?
I had a block that altered other blocks in chain using OnPlace, but it seems that the blocks that are placed by the script do not seem to work with OnPlace in the latest version

[remote oyster]

https://stirante.com/script/server/1.14.0-beta.1.21.21-stable/interfaces/BlockCustomComponent.html

[lament tree]

I don't want to sound bad, but what does that answer my question?

[true isle]

theyve changed how its registered

itemtype and blocktype as far as i know

like itemcomponent and blockcomponent

just change it to register as world.beforeEvents.worldInitialize.subscribe(initEvent => {
initEvent.blockComponentRegistry.registerCustomComponent('namespace:custom_component', {

[lament tree]

Oh, I already did that, the only problem I have is with OnPlace, which as I said, doesn't seem to work with blocks placed by scripts?

It's weird

[true isle]

is it a stair script?

[lament tree]

No, it's a pointed dripstone

and another that I can't describe so well

[true isle]

did u update the version?

[lament tree]

The idea is that when you place it, it changes to the pointed dripstone above it, and when its place it, it would also have an OnPlace event that would change the one above it again, and so on.

In the previous version, in 1.21.10, it worked perfectly, but now it doesn't work at all, for some reason if the block is placed by a script, using block.above().setPermutation(block.above().permutation.withState('state:lol', 'value lol')) (or something like that), the OnPlace does not seems to work

[true isle]

let me see if mine works

[lament tree]

If I place it by commands, it works fine

[true isle]

yeah mine is with commands

its because its split now

instead of the registery being a set one its now item and block

the next update will probably fix that

[lament tree]

damn
I guess I'll have to wait

[true isle]

i mean my stairs work but idk if thatl help with your dripstone

stairs are just on place with no comands

[lament tree]

The stalactite works well if it is placed by the player, but when it comes to changing the other blocks it is already ruined for the same reason I said, so I highly doubt there is a solution there.

Only change the first block, since the block placed was by the player, but the other block does not change the others when placed by the script

[true isle]

are they both in a seperate script?

[rose light]

Does anyone know how to fix this error?

 const blockview = player.getBlockFromViewDirection().block

[true isle]

;?

[lament tree]

Yes, but they technically work the same.

[true isle]

why not just copy paste as a seperate name in the same script and change it for whatever the dripstone needs

[lament tree]

I'm going to do it, only when I did it I was a little lazy lol

[true isle]

lmao im just as lazy. i prefer hands on learning rather than looking at a boring 30min video

[remote oyster]

Conditionally check getBlockFromViewDirection() then get the Block if valid.

[lament tree]

Yeah, they still work the same, so I just have to use a block.typeId and that's it xD

[true isle]

see. never know till you try

[rose light]

like this?

How should I check if it is valid or not? I already set it to return undefined in case it does, but it didn't work.

[true isle]

dont feel bad im still stuck on basic scripting lol but since the update im also having issues getting things to work and im too lazy to read which makes it harder i guess lol

[lament tree]

Likewise, I'm going to have to wait for the previous problem to be fixed, because a current solution, I honestly can't find it, I was creating a recreation of the redstone, and I'm practically going to have to delay it because of that (unless I use OnTick 💀 )

[rose light]

@remote oyster

[lament tree]

Yes, it usually happens

[true isle]

every time i learn something it changes

[lament tree]

And sometimes you want to know something a little specific, and then things get complicated.

And when you ask, they send you to the documentation which doesn't say much lol

[true isle]

and im just trying to get a perm change with using an item lmao

i feel like im 5 again

[remote oyster]

const blockview = player.getBlockFromViewDirection()?.block;

[lament tree]

Real

[rose light]

and what about this error?

[remote oyster]

You are attempting to access a location that is in an unloaded area. Meaning that there is no active player in that location for that chunk to be loaded in the world, therefore making it unreachable.

[rose light]

ok

[rose light]

thanks

love you

👍

[wanton ocean]

https://tenor.com/view/squidward-squid-caught-bitter-very-unfortunate-gif-12605896

[chrome flint]

squenkwark

[inland merlin]

Squidweenie

[true isle]

is it not possible to change textures with a permutation?

[neat hound]

Not sure anyone answered you, I scrolled down some and did not see anything. Chatsend is still in beta. and make sure your npm's are updated to the latest.

[worn palm]

is there any way to get broken block location?

[neat hound]

Yes it is

[neat hound]

the location of the block in this class. https://jaylydev.github.io/scriptapi-docs/latest/classes/_minecraft_server_1_13_0.BlockComponentPlayerDestroyEvent.html

[worn palm]

i want to implement this inside custom component

[sterile pelican]

Hi excuse, I'm trying to replicate the same task of hammer 3x3 well in this case 3x1 HAHAHA, but I have a issue

If I break the block in this direction is working fine

but If I change the direction is working weird haha

I know that I need to adapt the direction of the player to the block is looking for but I don't have any idea

[subtle cove]

3x3x3

[sterile pelican]

that's the solution 🤔 ?

Let me try it xd

[subtle cove]

well it looks like that's only 3x3

[sterile pelican]

yep, only thing I need is that this works like this

in every direction

[subtle cove]

oh

[neat hound]

on interact with block the face tells you alot, player facing, is not always right as they can kinda stand at an angle

[sterile pelican]

so in this case I need to adapt this to the player's view direction?

[neat hound]

They hit a block, that block has a face... use that

[subtle cove]

the blockfacelocation and the head's location

[sterile pelican]

oh okay

[valid ice]

Just rotation- face location would be used for interact (not really for break, unless you feel like it)

[sterile pelican]

rn I got lost HAHAH

Sorry I'm new xd

[subtle cove]

id just make explosion on le bloc

[neat hound]

what are you using now for the one direction that works

and maybe make a post so all the help in one place with no interuptions

[sterile pelican]

got it haha

[neat hound]

ok guys, he made the post, if you can go help him in there... I gotta move my car back into garage and I am so sore from cleaning garage all day, that I may not make it back to the computer....

[true isle]

so got my script stable and block set up but i still cant change the permutation with the script -_-

[strong oar]

Guys is it possible to make the have this kind of particle?

[mystic mortar]

Explosion: yes. Boat: maybe.

[sleek nexus]

A very light maybe

[unique dragon]

uh

that's a problem with the module?

uh, wait

nah

[obsidian coyote]

What does it say when you hover over it?

[tender ocean]

is there a way to make an entity be killed and still drop it's items with scripting with native? applyDamage and kill seem to not do it

[unique dragon]

very long msg

[shy leaf]

whatcha mean by drop its items

[tender ocean]

pig drops porkchop for example

on default it doesnt do that

[obsidian coyote]

You might need to override the module that the UI module is using

[tender ocean]

with script api

[shy leaf]

isnt that a loot table thing in json?

[tender ocean]

well yeah but do i just spawn in the loottable?

[shy leaf]

uh

you define the loot table inside the json of the entity

and itll drop items

[tender ocean]

yes

but with scripts it doesnt

like im trying to kill a pig it doesnt drop items

[unique dragon]

im gonna check that

[shy leaf]

it did for me

[tender ocean]

okay

i had this?

randomy entity is just one between these

in a radius

that does not drop anything

[shy leaf]

can you put random items around and see if it doesnt disappear

[tender ocean]

they do not

[shy leaf]

[tender ocean]

what did you have that worked for you?

plonk~2

[shy leaf]

well it was a debug stick that required the player to hit the entity to instakill em

ig that makes it different

[tender ocean]

hm

wait let me test something

nope

thought i'd hit it first before it gets killed

maybe it dropped the loot but no

what did you use to kill it?

[shy leaf]

maybe try defining damagingEntity to yourself

[shy leaf]

entityHitEntity event

[tender ocean]

i cannot its on a block component

there is no player its just the block and the random entity

[shy leaf]

you could still do world.getAllPlayers()

[tender ocean]

well yeah

ill try it but i cant keep it

doesnt do it

[shy leaf]

rip

[tender ocean]

reducedtoatoms~1

[tender ocean]

yeah but .kill()?

[shy leaf]

yeah

both kill and override damage

[tender ocean]

override damage?

[shy leaf]

applyDamage with override damage cause

[tender ocean]

ah ok

how come

[shy leaf]

for no reason lol

i honestly dont know

[tender ocean]

lmao

kill doesnt do either

idk its odd

[tender ocean]

hows that going?

[shy leaf]

try making an item that kills an entity on right click

and see if the item drops

[tender ocean]

doesnt

world.afterEvents.playerInteractWithEntity.subscribe(({itemStack, player, target}) => {
    if (itemStack.typeId !== 'minecraft:stick') return
    target.kill()
})```

[shy leaf]

you

put return there

[tender ocean]

!==

[shy leaf]

oh wait

nvm

im blind

[tender ocean]

lol

[unique dragon]

system.runInterval(() => {
    const dim = world.getDimension('overworld');
    for (const entity of dim.getEntities({ excludeTypes: [ "minecraft:player", "minecraft:item" ] })) {
        entity.kill();
    }
});

idk what are you doing

[tender ocean]

bruh

ok wait

[shy leaf]

maybe you turned item drop gamerule off?

[unique dragon]

yeah

maybe

[tender ocean]

doEntityDrop?

[unique dragon]

yes

[shy leaf]

probably that

[tender ocean]

neither

💀

[shy leaf]

[tender ocean]

i dont even have extra packs

[shy leaf]

new world time

[tender ocean]

reducedtoatoms~1

domoobloot

yes

bruh

got it works

[shy leaf]

[tender ocean]

yessir~1

[unique dragon]

lol

[amber granite]

Hillo

[woven loom]

hi

[viral plaza]

any good way of making expandable boundary’s with scripts?

[woven loom]

what is that @viral plaza

[subtle cove]

expanding a bounding box...

[distant gulch]

Is there any expedient to cancel entityhit?

[shy leaf]

nope

sorry

[distant gulch]

knockback is same?

[shy leaf]

sorry?

[prisma shard]

I also got this error, when doing getBlockFromViewDirection(). This error actually happens when you look at the air, and it can't get the block. So to fix it, you have to do a try{} catch{}

[remote oyster]

No need to do try/catch.

[prisma shard]

why

[wary edge]

You can just grab the block, if block is undefined return

Try Catch should be used if you plan to do something with the error

[prisma shard]

putting this code will fix it then:

const getBlock = player.getBlockFromViewDirecton();

if (getBlock === undefined) return;

[prisma shard]

okie

So this? :

if (getBlock === undefined) return;

[sleek nexus]

Nah I like to catch the errors just to throw them again

[fiery solar]

So @minecraft/server-ui has a listed dependency on a particular version of @minecraft/server. Since typescript is smart it's trying to tell you "hey, just so you know there's some differences between the Player class that you're passing in and the Player class that existed in the version of @minecraft/server that server-ui is expecting.

Since server-ui doesn't actually call any methods on Player you don't need to care about those differences and you can add this to your package.json and then do another npm install:

  "overrides": {
    "@minecraft/server": "$@minecraft/server"
  }

Which tells node "all packages that rely on a version of @minecraft/server should use the version I have specified in package.json

[wary edge]

https://tenor.com/view/elmo-stare-sesame-street-rocco-death-stare-gif-24438342

[granite badger]

try { throw “err” } catch(err) { throw err }

[sleek nexus]

That's how the error feels after thinking it was safely caught

[sleek nexus]

Then nest it 10x

[fiery solar]

try{}
catch(_error){
  throw new Error("Unhelpful generic error.");
}

[remote oyster]

LOL

That should be put on a T-shirt 🤪

[unique dragon]

tysm

[versed sage]

does anyone know what the type id for snow is

ive tried minecraft:snow and just snow but neither work

[unique dragon]

snow_layer maybe

[neat hound]

can look in the blocks.json file for the samples on the github... or the npm for vanilla-data in the lib folder -> index.js ( tho need to quick format the file first)

https://github.com/Mojang/bedrock-samples/tree/main/resource_pack

[hasty citrus]

Can anyone make me a script that can detect when my custom block is moved by a piston and then execute a command that summon a tnt right below my block (like the tnt glitch in java (with flying machines))

Or atleast guide a little

And tell me whats wrong with this script: `import { world, BlockType, MinecraftBlockTypes } from "@minecraft/server";

// Function to monitor piston pushing the custom block
world.events.blockPistonPush.subscribe((event) => {
const block = event.block;

// Check if the pushed block is the custom TNT block
if (block.type.id === "mc:tnt") {
    // Get the position of the block below the current block
    const belowPosition = { x: block.x, y: block.y - 1, z: block.z };
    
    // Set the block below to a Minecraft TNT block
    const belowBlock = world.getDimension("overworld").getBlock(belowPosition);
    belowBlock.setType(MinecraftBlockTypes.tnt);
}

});
`

[solar dagger]

I need help with yaw rotation of an entity with custom pathing. This should rotate based on a circle path/position in the circle

  const radius = 40;
  const step = (2 * Math.PI) / 360;
  let i = 0;
  const rotateEntity = (i: number) => {
    const yTheta = center.z + radius * Math.sin((Math.PI / 60) * i);
    return yTheta;
  };```

It's currently doing this

[versed sage]

it was snow_layer, thanks!

[unique dragon]

[wheat condor]

aint you supposed to use x and z?

[solar dagger]

well i dont know thats why im asking but the setRotation method requires a x and y

[wheat condor]

setRotation requires pitch (x) and yaw (y)

[wheat condor]

usually when math get complex i just ask chatgpt

[solar dagger]

ill give it a try

[versed sage]

[wheat condor]

just make sure to add comments to the code so it does know what you re trying to do

[wide willow]

im trying to use setRotation too, im tryna turn around a player. but i cant get it to work, has no errors.

            let rot = player.getRotation()
            player.setRotation({x: rot.x - 180, y: 90})```

[wheat condor]

entity.setRotation() doesnt work on players

[wide willow]

aawww hahah ok so .teleport is next to try

[chilly moth]

is it possible like make a block interactable and after interact it transforms but is not interactable anymore?

[wary edge]

Put the interact custom component in a permtuation

[shrewd wedge]

How do I make apply knock back pull towards someone who use a sword

I try it now, and it just makes them go upwards like bunnyhopp

[chilly moth]

ok

[honest spear]

@umbral sun Not sure what do you mean API handling it automaticly, bc you still need to do it on your own and thats slow

its just a difference between 32k string and 2,147,483,647 bytes long array

its 2T its theory

also you can save some values by bits so its memory efficient as well

[shrewd wedge]

Pls help

How do I make knock back work

[past blaze]

Wrong guy 😅

[honest spear]

Ohh

lmao

sorry silicate

[honest spear]

there are 4 parameters, first two are 2 axis of direction (X, Z)

and seconds are horizontal strength and vertical

if you combine well then you have what you need

[shrewd wedge]

Oh ok, sorry it obvious now

I'm still learning English so it hard sorry,,

[honest spear]

Np its not just the English tho, Coding is kinda hard topic as its a new thing, and you can't really compare programming to something different

[shrewd wedge]

Yes

[winter plaza]

How do you execute a command when consuming an item?

mine 1.21.20

[drifting raven]

Bedrock Dedicated Server

https://wiki.bedrock.dev/servers/server-software.html

Aug 25, 2024, 12:02 AM

[knotty plaza]

You can register a custom component for your item in case it is custom, or if its vanilla you can just listen to the
itemCompleteUse event

[sterile pelican]

Hi, excuse I only have 1 question
I'm creating a custom pickaxe but I need to specify every block with the speed that will be break?
for example, stone, speed: 20, diamond_ore, speed 15, etc?
there's not a simple way?

[knotty plaza]

I think you can use block tags instead of the specific id

[sterile pelican]

what's that? Sorry im new

[knotty plaza]

For example, all of the dirt blocks (dirt, grass, grass path, etc) have the grass tag

[sterile pelican]

oh okay, do u know where I can find the tags?

{
"speed": 12,
//Block will be breakable with this item
"block": {
"tags": "query.any_tag('stone')"
}
},

[knotty plaza]

Example:```json
{
"block": {
"tags": "(query.any_tag('stone','metal', 'cobblestone', 'bricks', 'iron_pick_diggable'))"
},
"speed": 10
}

[sterile pelican]

cause for stone, I use

oh okay

[neat hound]

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/minecraft/creator/reference/content/blockreference/examples/vanillablocktags?view=minecraft-bedrock-stable

[knotty plaza]

https://wiki.bedrock.dev/blocks/block-tags.html

[sterile pelican]

Oh thank you so much

I appreciate it

this just a general question but

what's better Microsoft Learn or Bedrock Dev for documentation?

[wary edge]

Both are good

Both should be used. Bedrock.dev for quick lookup, ms docs for in depth explanation. And then the wiki has tutorials

[shrewd wedge]

How to make item go down by one when use?

[ionic kayak]

Can't get worldInitialize to work. What are the common issues?

[wary edge]

Any content log?

[ionic kayak]

Not at all

[ionic kayak]

module version is 1.13.0

[neat hound]

Check API resources, I believe someone made something for durability....may have hints in there.

or do you mean itemStack count...?

[shrewd wedge]

Yes on the on use thing

I would use run command but it might cause issue

I mean how to decrement item stack by 1 like how the event used to do

[distant tulip]

itemStack.amount -= 1
container.setItem(slot,itemStack)

[shrewd wedge]

Thank you

[knotty plaza]

Show code

[ionic kayak]

the script?

[knotty plaza]

No, your ip address

[ionic kayak]

not funny could be the manifest

[knotty plaza]

Why would the manifest be the problem if you are specificly talking about the worldInitialize event?

[ionic kayak]

You tell me 😭. Anyways, I dont really have a code I just tried a bunch of things and none of them worked

[knotty plaza]

But, how are you listening to the event?

At least that part of the code

[ionic kayak]

Im lost

[distant tulip]

it is classified document

[knotty plaza]

Not the entire code, just that one line

For example```js
world.afterEvents.worldInitialize.subscribe(() => {});

Is that what you are doing?

[distant tulip]

that was a joke lol
he said no error

[knotty plaza]

Epic

Maybe he is trying to send a message or a form in worldInitialize not realizing it fires before the loading screen is gone

[distant tulip]

@ionic kayak
put
console.warn("this world have this script enabled")
in the root of your script
and another one inside worldInitialize
before any if condition

and reload

[keen gull]

Thank you very much its working now

I was using 1.13.0 changed it to 1.14.0-beta and it worked

[ionic kayak]

couldn’t be me …

[ionic kayak]

nothing happens still

[distant tulip]

no log?

your behavior pack is not unable if so

[ionic kayak]

nope

The rest of the script works fine

But not this part

[knotty plaza]

If you have it in a different file, make sure you are importing it correctly