Creating a sidebar help
I'm setting up a world that increases in size each Minecraft day but I can't get the sidebar to work. How can make a sidebar that displays the size of the world border?
Best Answer
You must use the QueryResult CommandStat to obtain the worldborder size as a score.
Prerequisites:
Objective to hold the worldborder size.
/scoreboard objectives add INFO dummy
/scoreboard objectives setdisplay sidebar INFO
In order for CommandStats to modify a target's score, that target must be tracked on the scoreboard prior.
/scoreboard players set WorldBorder INFO 0
Detection:
Insert the following into a command block on a clock.
/worldborder get
Whenever the command runs, it will reurn a QueryResult value equal to the worldborder size. However, that return value is useless without applying a trigger to the command block.
Stand on top of the command block and run the following command yourself a single time:
/stats block ~ ~-1 ~ set QueryResult WorldBorder INFO
Now whenever the command block runs its stored command, and that command returns a QueryResult value, fake player WorldBorder will have their "INFO" score set equal to that return value.
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