Command to affect every player except myself
I'm making a spellbook in Minecraft, and I want to make a spell that affects everyone in a certain radius except me, so I just made this:
/effect @a[r=10,type=!@p] 15 60
It doesn't seem to work. What is wrong with it?
Best Answer
You can use /effect @a[r=10,name=!YourPlayerName] 15 60
If you want to use it with different playernames, you can do this:
- First make a new scoreboard objective (
/scoreboard objectives add someName dummy) - Then set the score for all players to 1 (
/scoreboard players set @a someName 1) - Then set the score for you to 0 (
/scoreboard players set @p someName 0) - Then use this command to give the effect:
/effect @a[r=10,score_someName_min=1] 15 60
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