How to use the scoreboard command in Minecraft 1.8.1

How to use the scoreboard command in Minecraft 1.8.1 - Crop hacker silhouette typing on computer keyboard while hacking system

I was trying to give a score to an arrow as it hits the ground, so I can have a lightning bolt hit it when it hits the ground.

How does one use the scoreboard command? All help appreciated.



Best Answer

Ok, so first create a quick clock, however you like. next attach a command block onto the clock and within said command block type the command: /scoreboard players set @e[type=Arrow,c=-1] Arrow 1 {inGround:1b}.

Place a comparator coming out of it, and into another command block. In that command block type the command:execute @e[score_Arrow_min=1,type=Arrow,c=-1] ~ ~ ~ /summon LightningBolt ~ ~ ~.

Place a repeater coming out of that command block then finally one more command block after that, with the command:/kill @e[type=Arrow,score_Arrow_min=1,c=-1].

It should look something like this: Clock > Command Block > Comparator > Command Block > Repeater > Command Block.




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How do you use a scoreboard in Minecraft?

The syntax for the scoreboard would be "/scoreboard objectives add Money dummy" without parenthesis. To place this scoreboard to the sidebar, Minecraft players can then use the command "/scoreboard objectives setdisplay sidebar Money" which should display the scoreboard to the right of the screen.



Minecraft Scoreboard Command Tutorial [1.18]




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