Minecraft add player to team based on scoreboard score

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I am trying to make a player join a team when their score is a specific number.

Example: /scoreboard teams join Rank1 @a[score_ranklvl=1]

Basically, if the players level equals a number and only that specific number will the player join that team.



Best Answer

The command for adding players to teams is:

scoreboard teams join [teamname] [players]

And the code that means "all players" is @a

That means, to add everyone to a team we do

scoreboard teams join <teamname> @a

All we need to do is add a modifier to @a to accomplish what you want You had it right, but you were saying when there score is a maximum of one. This is the command you would use:

scoreboard teams join Rank1 @a[score_ranklvl_min=1, score_ranklvl=1]



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Quick Answer about "Minecraft add player to team based on scoreboard score"

  • To add a team (in Minecraft 1.12 and older): /scoreboard teams add <teamName> [displayName]
  • To remove a team (in Minecraft 1.12 and older): /scoreboard teams remove <teamName>
  • To assign a player to a team (in Minecraft 1.12 and older): /scoreboard teams join <teamName> [player]


  • How do you add a player to a Minecraft team?

    You can add, configure and remove teams using the /team command in Minecraft. This is a very useful command when you want to set up multiplayer PvP games. Once you have created your teams, use the /scoreboard command to manage your scoreboard, objectives and players in Minecraft.



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