Way to make scoreboards appear with the /gamerule commandBlockOutput false command activated

We've probably all heard of the /gamerule commandBlockOutput false command and the /scoreboard command.

I have a set up for a map I'm making in which a repeat command block counts to 100 while a machine character speaks through /say command blocks. Naturally, in order to count to 100 through a repeat command block, you're going to need to deal with many rapid messages saying that one point was added to the scoreboard.

This of course, drowns out the /say text I WANT people to read. So, to get rid of the excess messages, I use /gamerule commandBlockOutput false. Unfortunately for me, that command also makes the scoreboard disappear.

In summary, what I need is a method to make a scoreboard quickly count up 1 by 1 without millions of messages saying so.

Any ideas?

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Best Answer

/scoreboard objectives setdisplay sidebar [name of scoreboard] should work, as long as you replace the "[name of scoreboard]" with the name of your scoreboard

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How do you see all scoreboards in Minecraft?

Via the /scoreboard objectives setdisplay command (see command reference), players' scores in specific objectives can be displayed in certain 'slots' in-game. Each 'display slot' can show one objective at a time, and multiple 'display slots' may be used for the same or different objectives.

What does Gamerule Commandblockoutput false do?

The "commandblockoutput" gamerule, when set to false, will disable that chat output.

How do you use scoreboards in Minecraft?

Originating from Minecraft: Java Edition, the scoreboard function has made its way to Minecraft: Bedrock Edition as of the platform's 1.7. 0 version, giving Bedrock players even more aspects of the game to tweak with commands.

Minecraft Scoreboard Command Tutorial [1.18]

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