I can't break a redstone clock that keeps killing me? [duplicate]
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I was trying to make a redstone clock that kills a mob with a certain name in a 200 block radius and I messed up and it just kills me. Is there anyway and can break it without dying?
Best Answer
I've actually had that problem when I'm making my map before that teleport to somewhere.
To fix this:
- MCEdit. http://www.mcedit.net
Go to MCEdit and fly to the command block where it killed you. And select one of the redstone and press "Delete Blocks". It should works.
- Command and coor.
If you are lazy and you know where is thee command block is (coor). You can use /setblock x y z minecraft:air to delete it.
- Spectator mode (Idk if work)
If your version is newer than 1.8. You can do /gamemode 3 and go to the command block position. Then press F3 and get the coordinate of the redstone.
Then use the command above to remove it.
Also if possible can you let me see the command that killed you?
Killing custom name mob in 200 blocks radius: /kill @e[name=mobName, r=200]
(I think that's right)
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How do you stop a Redstone clock from breaking?
Stop the clock by breaking a piece of redstone dust.How do you get a command block to stop killing you?
properties should have disabled command blocks, so it cannot run anymore. If not, go into server. properties and turn off command blocks. When you have broken it, close the server with /stop in the console and drag the world back to Minecraft!How do you make a Redstone clock go faster?
This is also one of the fastest clocks you can make. Place two repeaters side by side facing opposite directions. Connect Redstone to both and place a Redstone torch and break the torch immediately. This will create a loop where the Redstone repeaters will maintain a pulse long enough to power the other and vice versa.Nas - I Can (Official HD Video)
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