Explain command blocks properly #450
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Author: @Gerold55 Posted at: 21.12.2017 02:51
I was trying to use the command block and I can't seem to get a code to work please make a how-to page on it.
Author: @Wuzzy2 Posted at: 22.12.2017 23:15
There is an in-game help for command blocks, but from your responses so far I concluded it's too confusing.
I accept this issue now.
I should rewrite the help probably.
The current official help for command blocks are:
The help mod probably needs improvements as well. I probably need to add something like “see also” buttons.
Author: @Gerold55 Posted at: 22.12.2017 23:17
Maybe eventually add pics *grin* *grin* *grin*
Author: @Wuzzy2 Posted at: 02.01.2018 13:41
I rewrote the help page and added examples. I hope it should now be easier to understand. Note the command block worked all the time, it was just not clear how to use.
Basically you just enter the commands like you do in the console, but without the slash.
@nearest
etc. are optional placeholders for player names.Valid examples:
weather snow
give Player1 mcl_core:stone 64
give @nearest mcl_core:apple
I don't think images are necessary for this.