Selecting entities with a lower score | Bedrock Add-Ons | Page 1

white marlin Jan 12, 2025, 10:35 AM

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Hi, I'm trying to get some entities to work in a chain and they all have a different score that is their position in the chain. I need to get some information between them so I was wondering how I may select entities in a radius with a lower score than the entity that is executing the command.

E.g. if there is one entity that is in position 5, I need to run a command from 5 to all entities with a score of 4, then from 4 to 3, 3 to 2, etc.

Specifically I'm moving a secondary score, An entity in position 5 that has a score of say 3 needs to move that score down the line.

Thanks,

supple fern Jan 12, 2025, 3:05 PM

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Can you send a screenshot or short clip of what the entity setup looks like? I'm just imagining a bunch of villagers in an assembly line.

white marlin Jan 12, 2025, 3:52 PM

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It's actually a setup for electricity poles, The secondary score is how much power is being generated/consumed. The idea of a bunch of villagers in a factory line is quite funny though,

sour thicket Jan 21, 2025, 6:55 PM

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scoreboard players reset * powerCal

execute as @e[type=addon:pole] run scoreboard players operation @s powerCal = @s power

scoreboard players add @e[type=addon:pole] powerCal -1

execute as @e[type=addon:pole] at @s as @e[type=addon:pole,r=10] if score @s power = @e[c=1] powerCal run particle minecraft:balloon_gas_particle ~~5~

sour thicket Jan 21, 2025, 6:57 PM

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sour thicket ``` scoreboard players reset * powerCal ``` ``` execute as @e[type=addon:pole] r...

it basically copies all pole's power scoreboard to another scoreboard named "powerCal" and then remove one score from that, so each pole's powerCal would be power - 1

and then it checks for all poles in a 10 block radius of itself, if its power score is equal to its powerCal score, then it will spawn a balloon gas particle at the pole that found it's powerCal match

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just make sure to change the entity identifier and scoreboard name

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( this can also get pretty laggy if you have a bunch of poles bunched up in one place )

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since its executing a if score check for every entity thats in a 10 block radius so if you had 10 poles grouped up together

the amount of commands running each tick would be 10x10

pure mesa Jan 21, 2025, 7:23 PM

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Meegy ur built like an egg

#Selecting entities with a lower score