Can I use inequality in command-block testfor arguments?
I know there is the basic /testfor @a[score_HEALTH=1,team=red] but I need the "less than" argument.
How can I denote inequality, as in @a[score_health<20] instead of =20?
when I do score_health<10 it just gives me an error.
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As of Minecraft 1.13, score arguments are specified using ranges
selector[scores={OBJECTIVE=min..max}]
Therefore, to select all players with "health" scores less than 10, do @a[scores={health=..9}]
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OK I'm so happy but thanks to AoElite i found the answer. here it is. /testfor @a[score_health_min=3,score_health=9] modify that and you have the ultimate minecraft team respawn/death command for command blocks.
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