How to test if someone died twice and then put them in creative with invisiblite x in command blocks
I am doing a minigame map, and there are a couple events I want to set-up:
- If someone dies twice they will be eliminated and put into creative with invisibility X
- If all of a persons wool is captured, and placed on an enemy stand, the owner of the wood is eliminated.
I do not have a scoreboard set up yet, but if someone could tell me how to do what I said above that would be great.
Best Answer
This is pretty straightforward once you are used to all of the commands required for scoreboard related things (seriously, there's a lot).
First of all, we need to set up a "Deaths" objective:
/scoreboard objectives add Deaths deathCount
This will keep track of player deaths, and increment automatically when the player dies. Now, we want to put players with a Deaths score of 2 in spectator mode. To do this, I'm going to use the @a selector, with
/gamemode 3 @a[score_Deaths_min=2,m=0]
What this command does is puts all players who are currently in survival mode and have a deaths score of at least 2 into spectator mode. That part is pretty straightforward.
The next bit is... a little trickier (mainly because I'm not entirely sure what you're trying to accomplish specifically). But for this, you're going to want a few /testforblock commands. The syntax for this is as follows:
/testforblock X Y Z tileName dataValue dataTag
This command outputs a redstone signal via comparator if the condition is true when the command block receives a pulse.
For example, let's say I wanted to see if there was an orange wool block at (0,64,23). The command for this would be
/testforblock 0 64 23 minecraft:wool 1
In the case of wool, the data value corresponds to the color of the wool. See this page on the Minecraft Wiki for a reference.
You can use a few of these with an AND gate of some variety, and you can test for as many of these conditions as you like.
Oh! Also, to reset the game, you're going to want to clear out the death counter (otherwise things won't work properly when you restart). To do this, use this command:
/scoreboard players set @a Deaths 0
What this does is sets the deaths score of all players to 0, allowing the game to restart.
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set scoreboard to deaths, detect if someone died twice, if true, send redstone inpulse to a command block that puts them in spec. mode(new to 1.8).
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