Delay between commands in a commandchain in a script

[mighty talon]

How to run a chain of commands every 10 minutes (Each command should have a delay of 1 second to the next command)?

[mighty talon]

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

system.runInterval((q)=> {
    q.runCommandAsync(`say hi`)
    q.runCommandAsync(`say hello`)
}, 12000)```

I need this, but with a one-second delay between say hi and say hello

Please help me with that ❤️

Delay between commands in a commandchain in a script

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

system.runInterval((q1)=> {
    q1.runCommandAsync(`say hi`)
    system.runTimeout((q2)=>{
        q2.runCommandAsync(`say hello`)
    },20) //20 tick delay
}, 12000)```

That's the simplest way btw

[mighty talon]

Thank you so much <3, I'll try it

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function delayCommand(cmd,tick,dimension="overworld") {
    system.runTimeout(()=>{
        world.getDimension(dimension).runCommand(cmd)},
        tick
    )
}

system.runInterval(()=>{
    const command = [
        ["/say delay 0 tick",0],
        ["/say delay 10 tick",10],
        ["/say delay 3 seconds",60]
    ]
    command.forEach(e=>{
        delayCommand(e[0],e[1])
    })
},200)

My approach for compact command

[mighty talon]

But the other one works too, right?

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idk

[mighty talon]

If I want to send a message that everyone could see, would js q1.sendMessage(`Hello`) work?

[trim wave]

give me an error

for the first one

[mighty talon]

In the first script is no error

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alright, good for you

[mighty talon]

.

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for everyone it's world.sendMessage("string")
for specific player it's
player.sendMessage("string")

[frigid tree]

foreach triggers it at once

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the second script became kinda useless since you no longer use a command. xd

[mighty talon]

c:

I'm using the first one now

[mighty talon]

If I want to run a command in the world, should I use q1.runCommandAsync(``)? Because world doesn't exist on runCommandAsync

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Because you need to specify which dimension first before you can use runCommand()