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Minecraft Executing if more than 500 entities
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowHow to execute at a player holding a specific item in Minecraft?How does one make a lightning sword in vanilla Minecraft?Minecraft - How do i find the item tag?How to target entities relative to the executor in scoreboard operations?My command for minecraft executing a command at an entity won't workHow to Testfor Players with more than 100 of a Specific Itemminecraft Aquatic [1.13], execute can't find any entitiesMinecraft 1.13: conditionally apply effect when player holds specific itemHow to test for any mob death w/o scoreboardCan somebody help me with the execute commands in Minecraft?
I'm trying to create a command on my Minecraft realm that kills all items if there are more than 500 items. My only issue is, I can't figure out how to test for any specific number of items, much less more than. I'm wondering if there is any way to do this in a single execute command, without need for scoreboards, that just execute if there are 500 of a specific entity. I have tried this:
/execute if entity @e[type=item,limit=500] run kill @e[type=item]
I know why this wouldn't work, but it was the only thing I could think of. I couldn't find anything on the Minecraft wiki for it, nor could I find any questions about it. Is it possible to do this?
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I'm trying to create a command on my Minecraft realm that kills all items if there are more than 500 items. My only issue is, I can't figure out how to test for any specific number of items, much less more than. I'm wondering if there is any way to do this in a single execute command, without need for scoreboards, that just execute if there are 500 of a specific entity. I have tried this:
/execute if entity @e[type=item,limit=500] run kill @e[type=item]
I know why this wouldn't work, but it was the only thing I could think of. I couldn't find anything on the Minecraft wiki for it, nor could I find any questions about it. Is it possible to do this?
minecraft minecraft-commands
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MeowlMeowl
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I'm trying to create a command on my Minecraft realm that kills all items if there are more than 500 items. My only issue is, I can't figure out how to test for any specific number of items, much less more than. I'm wondering if there is any way to do this in a single execute command, without need for scoreboards, that just execute if there are 500 of a specific entity. I have tried this:
/execute if entity @e[type=item,limit=500] run kill @e[type=item]
I know why this wouldn't work, but it was the only thing I could think of. I couldn't find anything on the Minecraft wiki for it, nor could I find any questions about it. Is it possible to do this?
minecraft minecraft-commands
asked 12 hours ago
MeowlMeowl
4715
I'm trying to create a command on my Minecraft realm that kills all items if there are more than 500 items. My only issue is, I can't figure out how to test for any specific number of items, much less more than. I'm wondering if there is any way to do this in a single execute command, without need for scoreboards, that just execute if there are 500 of a specific entity. I have tried this:
/execute if entity @e[type=item,limit=500] run kill @e[type=item]
I know why this wouldn't work, but it was the only thing I could think of. I couldn't find anything on the Minecraft wiki for it, nor could I find any questions about it. Is it possible to do this?
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In the past, you would first reset a scoreboard, then make every item entity increase the scoreboard by 1. Nowadays, you can do it more lag-friendly and without a reset:
/execute store result score PlayerName scoreboardName if entity @e[type=item]
The execute command's purpose is usually to do something conditionally or under different circumstances, but here you don't want to do anything for these item entities, you just want to know their amount. So you can omit run and the chained command.
Now you have the amount of players in the scoreboard "scoreboardName" for the player "PlayerName" (doesn't even have to be a real player) and can do things with that number, for example killing all items if there are more than 500:
/execute if score PlayerName scoreboardName matches 500.. run kill @e[type=item]
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In the past, you would first reset a scoreboard, then make every item entity increase the scoreboard by 1. Nowadays, you can do it more lag-friendly and without a reset:
/execute store result score PlayerName scoreboardName if entity @e[type=item]
The execute command's purpose is usually to do something conditionally or under different circumstances, but here you don't want to do anything for these item entities, you just want to know their amount. So you can omit run and the chained command.
Now you have the amount of players in the scoreboard "scoreboardName" for the player "PlayerName" (doesn't even have to be a real player) and can do things with that number, for example killing all items if there are more than 500:
/execute if score PlayerName scoreboardName matches 500.. run kill @e[type=item]
answered 10 hours ago
Fabian RölingFabian Röling
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In the past, you would first reset a scoreboard, then make every item entity increase the scoreboard by 1. Nowadays, you can do it more lag-friendly and without a reset:
/execute store result score PlayerName scoreboardName if entity @e[type=item]
The execute command's purpose is usually to do something conditionally or under different circumstances, but here you don't want to do anything for these item entities, you just want to know their amount. So you can omit run and the chained command.
Now you have the amount of players in the scoreboard "scoreboardName" for the player "PlayerName" (doesn't even have to be a real player) and can do things with that number, for example killing all items if there are more than 500:
/execute if score PlayerName scoreboardName matches 500.. run kill @e[type=item]
answered 10 hours ago
Fabian RölingFabian Röling
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add a comment |
In the past, you would first reset a scoreboard, then make every item entity increase the scoreboard by 1. Nowadays, you can do it more lag-friendly and without a reset:
/execute store result score PlayerName scoreboardName if entity @e[type=item]
The execute command's purpose is usually to do something conditionally or under different circumstances, but here you don't want to do anything for these item entities, you just want to know their amount. So you can omit run and the chained command.
Now you have the amount of players in the scoreboard "scoreboardName" for the player "PlayerName" (doesn't even have to be a real player) and can do things with that number, for example killing all items if there are more than 500:
/execute if score PlayerName scoreboardName matches 500.. run kill @e[type=item]
answered 10 hours ago
Fabian RölingFabian Röling
6,17731339
In the past, you would first reset a scoreboard, then make every item entity increase the scoreboard by 1. Nowadays, you can do it more lag-friendly and without a reset:
/execute store result score PlayerName scoreboardName if entity @e[type=item]
The execute command's purpose is usually to do something conditionally or under different circumstances, but here you don't want to do anything for these item entities, you just want to know their amount. So you can omit run and the chained command.
Now you have the amount of players in the scoreboard "scoreboardName" for the player "PlayerName" (doesn't even have to be a real player) and can do things with that number, for example killing all items if there are more than 500:
/execute if score PlayerName scoreboardName matches 500.. run kill @e[type=item]
answered 10 hours ago
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