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Quote from Crafterguy3x3

/give <playername> minecraft:dirt 1 64

This just gives me a regular block of dirt.
Has it been fixed?

it's definitely doable, tho I suggest using scoreboards so that you can have the clone command directly attacked to a fill clock, something like this:

scoreboard players set @p Paint 1 {SelectedItemSlot:1}
scoreboard players set @p Paint 0 {SelectedItemSlot:empty}
execute @p[score_Paint_min=1] ~ ~ ~ clone ~49 ~2 ~ ~51 ~-1 ~ ~-1 ~-1 ~-1 replace

this is not the exact command, I also can't run minecraft but hopefully you get the idea

Just tried, apparently bud switches activate when cloned, you could use that.

so there is a template with a commandblock in it and when you clone that template somewhere else you want the command block to activate in that new place right?

you can do something like this:

When you clone the glass template the torch will turn on because the other torch is no longer there to keep it off and so the command block will activate.

Also if you keep the clocks within spawn area they will never be unloaded and will never stop even if you go far away. Hopper clocks don't break ever.

It's supposed to be stat.useItem
Also, I think the numeric values will be removed in the future, so use stat.useItem.minecraft.experience_bottle

I may have found a way around your problem.

The commands from top to bottom, left to right:

fill ~ ~-2 ~ ~ ~-1 ~ quartz_block
scoreboard players add @p Diamond 1
fill ~ ~ ~1 ~ ~-1 ~1 redstone_block
clear @p diamond 0 1
testfor @p {Inventory:[{id:"minecraft:diamond"}]}
scoreboard players remove @p Diamond 5

the command block has a limit of the area it can affect, so you can't really change the whole world, but you can make the command follow the player so that he never encounters flowing water. This should work on a clock:

 /execute @p ~ ~ ~ /fill ~-7 ~-7 ~-7 ~8 ~8 ~8 water 0 replace flowing_water 

or if you want a flatter area:

 /execute @p ~ ~ ~ /fill ~-10 ~-4 ~-10 ~11 ~5 ~11 water 0 replace flowing_water 

I think you could put each player in a different team and use the team sidebars

Quote from JBF

The correct command for this is:

@p[team=!Test]

Fixed that for you

you could do something like

 /execute @p ~ ~ ~ /testforblocks <x1> <y1> <z1> <x2> <y2> <z2> ~ ~ ~ all 

use "<x1> <y1> <z1> <x2> <y2> <z2>" to select an empty pillar of air for comparison
the command will actually test for no-shade, but just invert the output.

Quote from TheSuperium

Thanks. it will work. but any other ideas?

It's also a good idea to have another command block that removes the redstone block so that you can activate the redstone again.

Quote from pookshuman

These setups work fine until the player has zero items, then since the comparator remains on, the clock continues to give points.

Are you in the latest snapshot? the comparator should turn off if the clear command fails.
Also is it for single player or multiplayer?

Quote from samsor10

Thank you, I will

I'm not sure what update it was added and if you can use it, but scoreboard has it's own testing command
/scoreboard players test <selector> <objective> <min> <max>
so maybe that's not affected by spigot.

Quote from Artemiz

Try this:



2 command blocks to the left is a clock, the command block attached to the clock has this command:

clear @a diamond 1 0

The command block to the right adds x to y objective.

That will not work smoothly, because the clock is so fast if for some reason there are 2 or more diamonds to clear the comparator will stay on and only one score will be awarded.

use a slower clock.

Maybe /fill x y z X Y Z water 0 replace flowing_water