How to repeatedly spawn blocks behind each players?
What me and my friends want to do is make a slight copy of tron but niether of us know how to spawn blocks about a block away for each player. How do we do this and what kind of command block do we need? Thanks
Best Answer
You can use the relative coordinates and detect orientation selectors for that.
First we need to work with the relative coordinates combined with execute command, so we can detect for orientation of the player later:
North:
/execute @a[rym=135,ry=-135] ~ ~ ~ setblock ~ ~ ~1 stained_glass 11
South:
/execute @a[ry=22,rym=-22] ~ ~ ~ setblock ~ ~ ~-1 stained_glass 11
East
/execute @a[rym=-135,ry=-45] ~ ~ ~ setblock ~-1 ~ ~ stained_glass 11
West
/execute @a[rym=-135,ry=-45] ~ ~ ~ setblock ~1 ~ ~ stained_glass 11
This commands sets a block of stained glass behind the player for each direction.
You have to run all these commands on a clock to set permanently blocks behind the player, depending of his orientation.
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