#Negative condition predicate?

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exotic parcel
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I need a predicate that lets a function run on any mob, except bees

novel drumBOT
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calm ermine
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you don't need a predicate

tough bison
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But if you do for some reason, there's an inverted predicate type

vale obsidianBOT
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execute as @e[type=1minecraft:bee] ...
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Did a mistake

execute as @e[type=!minecraft:bee] ...
exotic parcel
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this is what my function looks like rn

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exotic parcel
tough bison
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Depends, do you want every non-bee mob in the world to spawn 5 bees?

exotic parcel
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no just the target entity that is running this function

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should I go with @s[type=!minecraft:bee] ?

tough bison
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Or include the target selector argument in the command that runs this function

exotic parcel
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it's an enchantment

tough bison
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Then include a predicate that it only works if the enchanted entity is a non-bee

exotic parcel
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yes that was my original question

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how do you do that?

tough bison
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An inverted predicate type

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Which then has a predicate for if the entity is a bee

exotic parcel
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how does that work?

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how do I type it?

tough bison
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It's just a predicate that you then put another predicate inside of

tough bison
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inverted predicate, and an entity_properties inside of that

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Of course, you'll want to do that in the enchantment

exotic parcel
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I still don't get how I get the inverted predicate...

tough bison
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...

exotic parcel
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ah found it

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that's handy!

tough bison