How do I toggle the command block output, but only for certain command blocks?

I am making a video game in Minecraft, and it has narration. But I also put the command block down to show the narration. How do I silence the "Weather Clear" output, but not the narration?

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Best Answer

Non-operators will not see the /weather clear output from a command block, but will still see /say or /tellraw messages.

If you want the weather output to be hidden to OP's as well, you can turn off commandBlockOutput:

/gamerule commandBlockOutput false

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How do you hide a command block output?

By default, server ops have access to all commands, including commands like /stop . You can change this by modifying the op-permission-level in your server. properties file. Setting it to 4 (which is the default) allows ops to use all commands.

How do you restrict certain commands in Minecraft?

How to Access Command Blocks

Head to your multicraft control panel and select the Config Files tab on the left hand side.

Select Server Settings which will be at the top of the page.

Scroll down the page until you find Enable Command Blocks.

Set this setting to Enabled and then click save.

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