tick.mcfunction:
execute as @e[type=minecraft:allay] run data modify entity @e[type=minecraft:allay,limit=1,sort=nearest] Brain.memories."minecraft:liked_noteblock_cooldown_ticks".value set value 691
load.mcfunction:
tellraw @a {"text": "Hello"}
#schedule a function & load load order
buoyant mist
rigid cedar
Are you sure it is not loading? I'm think that the load function is just running before you/the chat is loaded and hence you can’t see the message
buoyant mist
i understand, thank you
if you are still here cand you help me with something else?
is there a way to execute a command every 100 ticks? or something like that
buoyant mist
so the "replace" makes it run again?
rigid cedar
It is replace or append
Replace tells it "if there is a schedule for this command, replace it" and append tells it to run both
But note that it looses it's context, it is ran at the world spawn by the server, like the main and load functions
buoyant mist
so I do this in load, not in tick?
rigid cedar
Yea, you only want to schedule it once
buoyant mist
sorry to waste your time, this is my first time trying to make a datapack
rigid cedar
You can also schedule the function itself, in the scheduled function
schedule a function & load load order
buoyant mist
so I should make a function containing the commands i want to run and put that in the schedule?
like, a custom one other than these
rigid cedar
pack:load
schedule pack:slow_tick 100t replace
say loaded
pack:slow_tick
schedule pack:slow_tick 100t replace
say 100 ticks have passed
Yea, something like this
And pack:slow_tick is a new file - yea
buoyant mist
slow_tick.mcfunction?
rigid cedar
You can make as many functions as you want to - even in subfolders
buoyant mist
and this is for java mc, just to make sure
rigid cedar
Yes
buoyant mist
ok, thanks
rigid cedar
You can also take a look at other peoples data packs, there are many reasons to have many functions