Detect if the player is at a specific y level in 1.14
I am in 1.14 and I want to check if the player is at a specific Y value.
I tried /execute at @a[y=10] run say hi but for some reason, this will constantly return true no matter what.
I tried /execute at @a[y=10,distance..2] run say hi but this will only work if the player's X and Y values match the command blocks.
How do I detect if the player is at a specific Y value/level?
Best Answer
You can use this code:
/execute as <player you want to check> at @s if entity @s[y=65,dy=0] run say hi
It will say hi if the hitbox of the player is within the block at y=65. the dy=0 appears to be nessessary to prevent it from always saying hi, the x and z seem to default to the position where the command is executed.
This would probably work, too:
/execute at <player you want to check> if entity @p[y=65,dy=0] run say hi
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Answer 2
I found the next 1 line command to be working. First, execute as all players, then as all players that are at y=10 with dy=0.
/execute as @p as @s[y=10,dy=0] run tellraw @s "Test"
One thing I found is that y seems to be where any part of the player is.
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