How do I make a command block output a Redstone signal when it is successful?

I want to know how to make a command block output a Redstone signal when it is successful.

Best Answer

You'll need to use a redstone comparator and probably a repeater as well.

A comparator will signal in the same fashion as it does for other non-inventory non-selector blocks; when the command block activates, it will be detectable by the comparator and will only produce a signal strength of redstone equal to the number of successful activations. Most commands only activate 1 time, so a repeater would be useful here.

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How do you make a command block Redstone Repeater?

How to Enter the Command

Open the Chat Window. The easiest way to run a command in Minecraft is within the chat window.

Type the Command. In this example, we will give 1 repeating command block to the player called DigMinecraft with the following command: /give DigMinecraft repeating_command_block.

How do you make a Redstone signal turn on and off?

The command to get a command block is: "/give @s command_block" or "/setblock ~ ~ ~ command_block". A chain command block is essentially the opposite of an impulse command block. Impulse command blocks will only execute once when it is activated. Chain command blocks will execute every time it is triggered.

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