im trying to use a command where a repeating command block teleports someone to a spot but my command doesnt work
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I was looking for a command and I found this:
/execute @a[x=a,y=b,z=c,r=d] ~ ~ ~ tp @p e f g
Where:
a
,b
, andc
are the XYZ coordinates that you want to teleport players from.d
is the radius in blocks around that point where players will be selected (min 1)e
,f
, andg
are the XYZ co-ordinates that you want to teleport players to (i.e. the destination)
My command turned out to be:
execute @a[-122,4,-74,999] ~ ~ ~ tp @-124 27 -74
It doesn't work and I don't know why.
Best Answer
Firstly, the command you found is outdated. It is for pre-1.13 versions of Minecraft.
Secondly, the simplest usage to teleport someone to a spot would be this:
tp Steve -124 27 -74
It seems that this is a working solution to your problem.
To only teleport a player's inside the coordinate 122 4 999
, use:
tp @a[x=-122,y=4,z=999,dx=0] -124 27 -74
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