How to run commands depending on players scoreboard?

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How can I teleport players based on their score on the scoreboard? For example, only if there scoreboard score is 1.



Best Answer

In the selector arguments, use score_SCORENAME= and score_SCORENAME_min=. For example, to teleport a player with at least 1 of a "Kills" objective:

/tp @a[score_Kills_min=1] 0 70 0



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How do you use scoreboard command?

Scoreboard Command
  • To add an objective: /scoreboard objectives add <objective> <criteria> [displayName]
  • To remove an objective: /scoreboard objectives remove <objective>
  • To list all objectives: /scoreboard objectives list.
  • To set how the objectives are displayed: /scoreboard objectives setdisplay <slot> [objective]


  • How do you run an IF score?

    If you only want it to run the command the first time they join, try this:
  • Run this in the chat: /scoreboard objectives add joined dummy.
  • In command blocks on a fill clock: /scoreboard players add @a joined 0 /execute @a[score_joined=0] ~ ~ ~ [command you want to run]




  • /execute if score // Minecraft 1.19 Command Tutorial




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    Answer 2

    /execute @a[score_(YOUR SCOREBOARD NAME)_min=(MINIMUM SCOREBOARD VALUE)] ~ ~ ~ /(COMMAND TO EXECUTE ON SELECTED PLAYER)
    

    I used

    /execute @a[score_rightClick_min=1] ~ ~ ~ /kill @p
    

    to detect when someone used a carrot on a stick by setting up a scoreboard called rightClick.

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