Minecraft: Display Player gamemode (in game) using commands?

I have searched and researched. I do not need to know how to set gamemode.

I would need to display (or list) the gamemode of each player in the game from the command line.

Is that possible? If yes, how?

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Best Answer

It is possible by using the /say command in this way:

/say @a Status: @a[m=0] is/are in survival mode

/say @a Status: @a[m=1] is/are in Creative mode

m=M is the gamemode entity selector argument. Instead of M put 0 for Survival, 1 for Creative, 2 for Adventure and 3 for Spectator mode.

Note: I have not tested this, so my syntax could be wrong. Please fix me if it is wrong.

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How do you check someones gamemode in Minecraft?

If you want to mark players, you can use a /scoreboard command with the selectors set to @a[gamemode=adventure] . Before 1.13, it is /testfor @a[m=2] , but as of 1.13, m was renamed to gamemode , /testfor was renamed to /execute if entity , and the argument is now the name of the mode.

What is the command to set your gamemode in Minecraft?

You can use the /gamemode command to change between game modes at any time (Creative, Survival, Adventure or Spectator) for a Minecraft world.

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