How can I testfor a named entity?
I would like to testfor a Zombie called "Zombie Boss". I've tried this:
/testfor @e[Name=Zombie_Boss,r=10000] ~ ~ ~
But it doesn't work. Why?
Best Answer
The name argument shoudn't be capitalized, and also unless you are testing for the mob in a specific area, r argument isn't required, nor the ~s
Try this:
/testfor @e[name=Zombie_Boss]
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Answer 2
/testfor @e[type=Zombie,Name=Zombie_Boss]
You need to place a comparator and then a repeater leading into a command block with the command.
Answer 3
/testfor @e {CustomName:"Zombie Boss"}
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