Command blocks executing w/out required parameters met [duplicate]

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I'm trying to use command blocks to spawn a Grinder mob once at a certain spot whenever the player's "Grinders" score is equal to the set ammount. Eg. 1. I'm using this command (With differences for each amount and position):

execute @p[score_Grinders=20] ~ ~ ~ setblock 17 5 22 redstone_block

The setblock sets a block of redstone above a set of command blocks that spawn the Grinder, and those work. However, even when the Grinders score is not met, it places the block, and I can't delete it without first disabling the command block. When inspecting the command block it says it can't execute the command as the player. Please help!






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How do you get rid of repeating command blocks?

Go into your world settings. Scroll down to the cheats section and you should see "Command Blocks enabled" or something like that. Flick that off and the command block should stop. If you don't want your chat to be spammed like that, type /gamerule commandblockoutput false .

How do you activate a repeated command block?

To get a repeating command block, players must use the /give command like so: /give @p minecraft:repeating_command_block <amount> . Players can also change a normal command block into a repeating command block by selecting the option in the command block GUI.

What does conditional do for command blocks?

"Conditional": A command block in conditional mode will only execute its command after the command block behind it has executed successfully. ("behind it" in the sense of opposite to the direction the command block is facing, regardless of chain direction or even if chaining is occurring).



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