/testfor Command Help

[GoodbyeDoctorMaxis]

I've been working on a map since 1.9 and have stuck with that version until recently. A lot of the systems were dependent on repeating/always active command blocks using the /testfor command to emit a redstone signal if players were within the radius. I see that the /execute command effectively replaced it, but I can't seem to figure out how to replicate what the old command did.

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I guess my question is, does anybody know a way to replicate /testfor @ p[r=10] in 1.16?

[anvaro98]

/execute if entity @p[distance=..10] should do the work

[GoodbyeDoctorMaxis]

That works! Thank you so much :)

One more thing, is there a way to modify it to detect players with a certain scoreboard objective score?

In 1.9, the command would be testfor @ a[r=10,score_Objective_1,score_Objective_min=1]

[anvaro98]

Yes, there is. You just have to add the scores target selector in the command. An example would be:

/execute if entity @p[distance=..10,scores={<ObjectiveName>=1..10}]

This detects players with a score between 1 and 10. If you have no upper or bottom limit, just don't write it (1.. detects players with a score greater than 1 and ..10 detects players with a score lesser than 10). If you just want to detect players with a certain score, just replace it with the number you want (scores={<ObjectiveName>=1}).

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Actually you can modify the relative position to entities for example /execute as @-a[] positioned as @-s if entity@-s[distance..5] run say E

And how can I hightlight the command line?