supple kettle
i have made these 2 command blocks that open and close the door by using the /clone command. and now that i got that sorted, i wonder how i can activate them.
i was thinking only by standing in a curtain radius while holding a trial key, does the door open (switches to tthe open varent) while playing the open door sound effect .
i know this is possible as seen a friend do it. i just wanna know how he did it
lusty leafBOT
i have made these 2 command blocks that open and close the door by using the /cl...
toxic wigeon
here is what you should do:
if entity @s[distance=..5] to check for example if the current entity is within 5 block of the position the command is being executed (se execute it a the door)execute if items for this https://minecraft.wiki/w/Commands/execute#ifunlessitemstry to put all of this together in one execute command that runs the clone command when it finishes
supple kettle
here is what you should do:
1. check if the player is close to the door, this ca...
ok i see. but how do i use them at the same time?
or do i use a chain command?
supple kettle
here is what you should do:
1. check if the player is close to the door, this ca...
i need more information!
execute if entity @p[distance=2] run execute if items entity Seatomato1 hotbar.* minecraft:trial_key run setblock -8 -30 26 minecraft:redstone_block
would this work?
toxic wigeon
yea you don't even need run execute
supple kettle
what do i need
toxic wigeon
you (almost) never need run execute, you can just remove it if you see it
toxic wigeon
remove the run execute
supple kettle
execute if entity @p[distance=2] if items entity Seatomato1 hotbar.* minecraft:trial_key run setblock -8 -30 26 minecraft:redstone_block?
toxic wigeon
yup looks good to me
do you always want to check for the specific player Seatomato1?
supple kettle
execute if entity @p[distance=2] if items entity @p hotbar.* minecraft:trial_key run setblock -8 -30 26 minecraft:redstone_block
toxic wigeon
and also you're checking if the distance is exactly 2 instead of checking if it is within 2 blocks, you can do ..2
toxic wigeon
execute if entity @p[distance=2] if items entity @p hotbar.* minecraft:trial_key...
it's best to first run the command as all players, then check if the items are good and then check if they are close enough
supple kettle
and how do i get it to deleate the key when it is being used?
toxic wigeon
that way if there is a player closer but doesn't have the key the one that has the key but is a little further away can still make the door open
supple kettle
how do i get it to run multaple commands? like playsound, or clear item
toxic wigeon
and how do i get it to deleate the key when it is being used?
instead of running a single command at the end, you run a function, in that function you can put your setblock command and put an item modifier that clears one key from the main hand
supple kettle
wait
what if i want to change the way it works? like instead of being in a curtain radius i have to press a button
or in this case (the door knob)
toxic wigeon
you can use an advancement to detect the player using a button and runs a function as a reward. In that function you revoke the advancement (so it can be triggered again) and check if the player is close enough to the door and has the item
supple kettle
advancements?
toxic wigeon
yea datapacks can add advancements to the actual advancements tab but they are also very useful for detecting certain player events like pressing a button. When the player gets the advancement, we can run a reward function as the player
don't worry the player won't notice anything since we can make the advancement completely invisible for them
supple kettle
ok, i think i got it, though i have another door that can be opend without a key. and it dosent seem to work?
execute if entity @p[distance=..2] run setblock -8 -30 26 minecraft:redstone_block
toxic wigeon
it's best to first run the command as all players, then check if the items are g...
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you aren't checking for the key item
supple kettle
what
toxic wigeon
so in your execute command:
as all the players. this will create multiple copies of the command (under the hood) that each run for a player. @s now refers to this current player@sif you're using the advancement method, you don't need to run this as all the players but instead run this in the reward function of the advancement. In this function @s is already the player who clicked the button but this will run at the world spawn so you still have to run the command positioned at the door