Minecraft commands: server log in titles [duplicate]

I'm trying to write a command that will display a title that says "welcome" when you log into my server, but only on the screen of the player that just logged in. I want this to happen every time anyone logs into my server. how can I do this?

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Best Answer

You need to set a Message Of The Day. This is text shown to users when they log in. Edit your server.properties to contain the following line:

motd=welcome

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To enter a command in Minecraft, open the chat window and then type the command. Now the next time that you display the title screen for the player DigMinecraft, the new fade-in, stay and fade-out times will take effect. Congratulations, you just learned how to use the /title command in Minecraft!

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Head to your Game Panel and to the left press FTP File Access and log in. Once in FTP File Access, you will see a folder named \u201clogs\u201d. Go ahead and click that. Every file is written with the date (year-month-day) which makes it easy to know when each log was made.

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Answer 2

If you don't want to take the simple approach of just using a message of the day, this is doable with only 4 command blocks.

Set up a scoreboard objective to track, ironically, when a player leaves:

/scoreboard objectives add left stat.leaveGame

First two command blocks are for a 20Hz fill clock.

Next command block is to actually display the title:

title @a[score_left_min=0] title Welcome!

And the final command block resets the scoreboard objective of all players:

scoreboard players set @a left -1

I'm setting the objective to -1 because I think that will catch everyone, regardless of if they've logged in before, but I can't test that, so it might not work the first time.

Answer 3

If your server is just a normal server without plugins and is not a bukkit server,doing this with command blocks is from hard to impossible.So I recommand finding plugins that can able to tell players upon log in "Welcome" and to set up a bukkit server.

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