How do I use the /tellraw command in minecraft 1.10 [duplicate]

I want to make a map but the /tellraw command won't work in Minecraft 1.10, not 1.9 or 1.8 just 1.10 it used to work perfectly in 1.8 as:

/tellraw @p {text:"what ever you want",color:red,bold:true,underlined:true,clickEvent:{action:open_url,value:"a url"}}

How can I fix this?

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Best Answer

Starting with 1.9, the parts of the game that you use JSON (/tellraw, /title, and signs) needs to be actually JSON compliant, so you need to use quotation marks on actions too. This should work:

/tellraw @p ["",{"text":"my text","color":"red","bold":true,"underlined":true,"clickEvent":{"action":"open_url","value":"url"}}]

You can generate JSON like this at https://www.minecraftjson.com

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How do you use Tellraw command?

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 send a private message to the player called DigMinecraft with the following command: /tellraw DigMinecraft {"text":"Herobrine joined the game","color":"yellow"}

How do you start a new line in Minecraft Tellraw?

While typing a /tellraw command, once you want the line to be skipped there, use \\n (backslash+n).

How do you use color Tellraw?

To send the message "I am blue" colored red in chat: /tellraw @a {"text":"I am blue","color":"blue"} \u200c

Minecraft Tellraw Command [1.19] Tutorial

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