I know I used SEUS before and it has awesome graphics but it is really performance intensive. As much as I like SEUS and other shaders, I would like to see an official graphics update from Mojang.
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Last time I checked, Bedrock edition looked like it was using the old command syntax (from Java 1.12) so I will try to convert all the commands to the old syntax. Here are some I've managed to convert:
the only commands which needed re-writing were the seconds and the third command. Also, I'm not sure what the 1.12 equivalent of the third command is.
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These commands are for Java edition 1.13+
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You can enchant it but it will not have the enchantment animation when worn.
/give @s minecraft:player_head{SkullOwner:"...",Enchantments:[{id:"protection",lvl:14567223}]}1
The x, y and z selectors require either dx, dy and dz or distance to work. In your case, you need distance.
@e[type=item_frame,x=75,y=5,z=75,distance=..1,nbt={Item:{id:"minecraft:wooden_axe"}}]There is also a more precise way of doing this. Item frames have three tags called TileX, TileY and TileZ which hold the coordinates of the block the item frame is in (not the block the item frame is ON but the block the item frame is IN). Example:
/execute if entity @e[type=minecraft:item_frame,nbt={TileX:-265,TileY:10,TileZ:-246,Item:{id:"minecraft:redstone"}}] run ...0
Simply add [facing=<side>] to the end_rod. Example:
please make a new thread for any new questions so this thread stays on topic
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/tag @e[type=item,nbt={Item:{id:"minecraft:compass"}}] add compass0
This means command blocks might be disabled on your server or some plugins are overriding your commands. Check if you have command blocks enabled by opening server.properties in your server's main directory and locating the enable-command-block field. It should be set to true. If it still doesn't work, try removing all the plugins.
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Since command blocks use a sphere to detect the distance between itself and some entity, you can create a cylinder from multiple spheres. Example:
this will create more of a cylindrical shape with a width and length of 10 blocks and a height of around 15 or so blocks. As for the cube, I don't think you can construct a cube from spheres (well not an accurate one).
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Your commands work perfectly fine. However, I suggest using Inventory instead of SelectedItem so the compass is cleared even if the player is not holding it.
tag @p[nbt={Inventory:[{id:"minecraft:compass"}]}] add compassTested on 1.14.4. The first command should be in an always active repeating command block and the other two should be in chain always active command blocks.
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According to the wiki, the wither skull only contains the properties: life, direction and power. Unlike the fireball entity, wither skull's don't have an ExplosionPower property so their explosion power can't be modified. You could summon a primed TNT at its position once it hits a block using this command:
or even better, summon a creeper because creepers have the EcplosionRadius tag which you can modify (the included screenshot is radius 10):
/execute as @e[type=minecraft:wither_skull] at @s anchored eyes positioned ^ ^ ^ unless block ^ ^ ^1 air run summon creeper ~ ~ ~ {Fuse:0,ExplosionRadius:10}0
With tags. Simply edit all the commands and add a tag into every selector.
and then you can add/remove the tag with:
via chat or command block. If you use tags, you also need to add the tags to the summon commands (the 2 impulse command blocks) like so:
/summon command_block_minecart <x> <y> <z> {Tags:["infinite","your_tag_here"]}Have you tried resetting the command blocks? un-power and re-power the repeating command block by setting it from "always active" to "needs redstone" and then back to "always active" because command blocks can sometimes freeze.
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West is negative X so I think it goes like this:
and here is a world download in case you still can't get it to work: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/1pf74f7k06p3qqc/AABQp7WRrQCYPwu00MUN2Be-a?dl=0
to use normal minecarts instead of the command block minecarts, just replace all "minecraft:command_block_minecart" with "minecraft:minecart".
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/data get entity @s is very useful when you want to see the data available to you.
/execute as @a[nbt={RootVehicle:{Entity:{id:"minecraft:minecart"}}}] run ...0
You could use an item which can't be used in any crafting recipe (such as the structure void item) and re-texture it to look like a block (requires a resource pack tho).
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The command will modify the armor stands head rotation as well, you can test this by running this command in a repeating command block:
an armor stand's head will only visibly rotate if you assign a rotation to it using the Pose:{} tag.