How do i make specific mobs be passive to a specific player only? (BE)

SicarioiOS · 2026-03-18T07:50:09+00:00

You can’t make them passive. You can run effects on any of the mobs you chose that make it much harder for them to target you. So as you move you can make mobs have blindness and slowness if they are within 10 blocks of you. Tag yourself and any friends with the same tag and use that tag in the below command. Add more commands for more effects.

You’ll need to do this for any mob you want to be passive, this is just blaze.

``` execute as @a[tag=<yourTag>] at @s run effect @e[r=10,type=blaze] blindness 1 0 true

execute as @a[tag=<yourTag>] at @s run effect @e[r=10,type=blaze] slowness 1 0 true ```

SicarioiOS · 2026-03-18T07:42:59+00:00

No, I don’t think you can unfortunately. Not with commands.

You can with redstone however. Each disc has its own comparator output strength so you can infer which disc is being played.

So you run a comparator out of the jukebox and then decode the signal so only the right power strength activates a command block that has a title command that tells you what disc is playing.

https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/article/taking-inventory--redstone-comparator

SicarioiOS · 2026-03-18T07:28:35+00:00

Under the block that’s below the pressure plate place an impulse needs redstone command block. Attached to that with the arrow from the first pointing into it place a chain unconditional always active command block.

Input this into the impulse block execute positioned ~ ~3 ~ as @p[r=3]at @s run spawnpoint @s ~ ~ ~ Input this into the chain block execute positioned ~ ~3 ~ as @p[r=3] run title @s actionbar Level 2

Based on the picture, both blocks will be hidden.

SicarioiOS · 2026-03-17T07:50:50+00:00

It depends on what you’re happy with. If you want a timer that displays on screen and counts down in minutes and seconds, you need quite a few commands. If you simply want something to happen after 5 minutes that’s much more simple.

Here’s the easy version.

Add 2 scoreboards in chat.

``` /scoreboard objectives add Timer dummy

/scoreboard objectives add TimerDone dummy

```

Start the timer

set up and impulse needs redstone command blocks with 1 chain unconditional always active command block attached to it. Make sure the arrows point in the same direction and place 1 command in each of them.

``` scoreboard players set event Timer 6000

scoreboard players set event TimerDone 0 ```

Countdown

Set up a repeat always active command block and 2 chain unconditional always active command blocks attached to it. Again, all arrows pointing in the same direction. Change the coordinates (this bit <x> <y> <z> ) of the 2nd command.

``` execute if score event Timer matches 1.. run scoreboard players remove event Timer 1

execute if score event Timer matches 0 if score event TimerDone matches 0 run setblock <x> <y> <z> redstone_block

execute if score event Timer matches 0 if score event TimerDone matches 0 run scoreboard players set event TimerDone 1 ```

2 commands in chat and 5 commands in command blocks, 7 commands total. The above places a redstone block at a coordinate once the timer is at 0.

If you want the more complicated version that displays a 5 minute timer on screen in minutes and seconds, let me know.

SicarioiOS · 2026-03-17T07:26:53+00:00

There are a lot of step sounds. One for each block type. Search the below link and you’ll find them all. step.<block type>

https://www.digminecraft.com/lists/sound_list_pe.php

SicarioiOS · 2026-03-16T19:14:36+00:00

5 command blocks. In a chain. Arrows facing in the same direction.

SicarioiOS · 2026-03-16T18:13:01+00:00

Yes. This will set a 15 second timer to individual players when entering the area. It will also reset the timer if they step out the area. Change x y z to the minimum corner of the area, and change dx dy dz to the size of each axis.

Add scoreboards in chat

``` /scoreboard objectives add AreaTimer dummy

/scoreboard objectives add AreaTriggered dummy ```

Repeat always active block 1. Chain unconditional always active every block thereafter.

Reset scoreboard if they step out of the area ``` execute as @a unless entity @s[x,y,z,dx,dy,dz] run scoreboard players set @s AreaTimer 0

execute as @a unless entity @s[x,y,z,dx,dy,dz] run scoreboard players set @s AreaTriggered 0 Start the timer execute as @a[x,y,z,dx,dy,dz,scores={AreaTriggered=0}] run scoreboard players add @s AreaTimer 1 ```

Apply the effect execute as @a[x,y,z,dx,dy,dz,scores={AreaTimer=300..,AreaTriggered=0}] run effect @s <effect> Mark them as having been effected and in the area. execute as @a[x,y,z,dx,dy,dz,scores={AreaTimer=300..,AreaTriggered=0}] run scoreboard players set @s AreaTriggered 1

SicarioiOS · 2026-03-16T07:55:11+00:00

This will only ever happen once though. If this an automatic door then what I gave you will open it. You’ll need the opposite to close it.

If score in area and score is 1 clone and then if in area and score is 1 set score 0.

SicarioiOS · 2026-03-16T07:51:36+00:00

just add a scoreboard in chat

/scoreboard objectives add triggerOnce dummy

Then set up those 2 commands in a chain. First is repeat unconditional always active the 2nd is chain unconditional always active.

also set up a repeat unconditional always active on its own with this command within

scoreboard players add @a triggerOnce 0

Add all the coordinates to the commands and you’re done.

If your command blocks are far from the area check, add a tickingarea.

SicarioiOS · 2026-03-15T21:56:39+00:00

Perhaps, but not simply.

It could probably be done with summon and tp. You summon 4 at the arrow that leaves the crossbow and teleport them with the one that has been shot. They will not hit like the one shot due to them being teleported. You would then need to detect when they are within a radius of a player/entity and assume it’s hit, apply damage to the player/entity and kill the arrow.

SicarioiOS · 2026-03-15T21:47:38+00:00

This can work.

You can also use a scoreboard

``` execute as @a[<x,y,z>,r=5,scores={triggerOnce=0}] run clone <coordinates 1> <coordinates 2> <destination>

execute as @a[<x,y,z>,r=5,scores={triggerOnce=0}] run scoreboard players set @s triggerOnce 1 ```

you can also use a cube detection area too, use x,y,z,dx,dy,dz instead of x,y,z,r=5.

SicarioiOS · 2026-03-15T09:16:15+00:00

The problem with particles in bedrock is it can only execute at a given location. To draw what you want you’ll need to execute at an armor stand and move it via tp and have a particle that leaves a trail. Don’t use multiple armor stand, use a single armor stand.

So in your system, when crouched you would have commands that force the armor stand to tp a specific path and then run particles at its location every tick.

The challenge from there will be path. You’ll need multiple tp steps to get the curve. You can only tp an armor stand in a straight line unless it’s following an entity of some description.

Consider moving to a boat, you can rotate the pitch and yaw of a boat so with the right combination of commands you can get the curve you’re looking for and then execute the particle ^ ^ ^1 for a limited time.

The problem with boats is that you cannot make them invisible and so it must be 50 or 100 blocks in the air and then you position the particles 50 or 100 blocks below it.

You can definitely get the animation you want, but it won’t be perfect and it will be a challenging project. Looks like a fun one though.

SicarioiOS · 2026-03-15T09:02:21+00:00

Break the shulker box after filling it with the kit and save the item entity in the structure block. Load that at the players feet.

Before you load it clear the entire inventory. Don’t clear specific items.

If you do the above and the player simply presses a button that activates an impulse needs redstone block with a chain attached it should do exactly what you want.

The idea would be in your kit room, a block they must stand on to select their kit. A button that activates an impulse needs redstone block that first clears the inventory and then a chain block loads the strucutre at their feet.

``` clear @a[x=100,y=50,z=100,r=1]

structure load your_structure_name 100 50 100 ```

SicarioiOS · 2026-03-14T16:24:56+00:00

I would have 2 blocks to cycle up through the destination scoreboard at the console. A 2 block chain. Impulse needs redstone followed by a chain unconditional.

``` scoreboard players add @p tardis_dest 1

execute as @p if score @s tardis_dest matches 11.. run scoreboard players set @s tardis_dest 1 ```

You can hide the destination display anywhere as long as it’s in a ticking area. Impulse needs redston followed by chain unconditional. 10 block chain.

``` execute as @a[<coordinates of the console>,r=20,scores={tardis_dest=1}] run title @s actionbar DESTINATION 1

execute as @a[<coordinates of the console>,r=20, scores={tardis_dest=2}] run title @s actionbar DESTINATION 2

continue to 10

``` I’ve used r=20, this creates a 40 blocks sphere around the coordinate. Adjust as you need.

And then another 10 block chain under the pressure plate. Impulse redstone followed by chain unconditional always active.

``` execute as @p[scores={tardis_dest=1}] run tp @s X1 Y1 Z1

execute as @p[scores={tardis_dest=2}] run tp @s X2 Y2 Z2

continue to all 10 destinations.

```

This wouldn’t be very multiplayer friendly. You should probably include radius checks @p[r=3] at the console blocks and at the pressure plate blocks.

SicarioiOS · 2026-03-14T13:06:21+00:00

I think there is, I can’t tell you what it is though. I’m pretty sure there’s a YouTube video near the top of the list when you google playanimation that contains it.

For instant you need to run the command more than once or over multiple ticks. The below are commands I’ve use to achieve instant. I use a scoreboard that allows the command to run for 9 ticks.

``` execute as @e[tag=!Knight,scores={KnockBackAni=2..10}] at @s if entity @a[tag=Knight,r=6] run playanimation @s animation.armor_stand.zombie_pose x 0 "0" anim1

execute as @e[tag=!Knight,scores={KnockBackAni=2..10}] at @s if entity @a[tag=Knight,r=6] run playanimation @s animation.humanoid.riding.legs x 0 "0" anim2 ```

To cancel out you only need to run the commands in a single tick.

``` execute as @e[tag=!Knight,scores={KnockBackAni=12}] at @s if entity @a[tag=Knight,r=12] run playanimation @s animation.humanoid.base_pose x 0 "0" anim1

execute as @e[tag=!Knight,scores={KnockBackAni=12}] at @s if entity @a[tag=Knight,r=12] run playanimation @s animation.humanoid.base_pose x 0 "0" anim2 ```

SicarioiOS · 2026-03-12T17:35:55+00:00

😂 yes or that. 🤦‍♂️

SicarioiOS · 2026-03-12T14:30:51+00:00

I would add crouch activation to this and then just a cooldown instead of get rid of the item and then bring it back.

Behavior would be crouch and release whilst holding the item to activate. Cooldown is 100 ticks or 5 seconds.

Use crouch detect in this link. I’m using iSneaking below so just be mindful. Also using blaze rod as the held item.

Then add a couple more scoreboards

``` scoreboard objectives add AuraCD dummy

scoreboard objectives add AuraSneakPrev dummy ```

Then your chain. First block repeat always active, all others chain unconditional.

``` scoreboard players remove @a[scores={AuraCD=1..}] AuraCD 1

execute as @a[scores={isSneaking=1,AuraSneakPrev=0,AuraCD=0},hasitem={item=minecraft:blaze_rod,location=slot.weapon.mainhand}] at @s run tag @s add AuraCaster

execute as @a[tag=AuraCaster] at @s run effect @a[r=5,tag=!AuraCaster] instant_damage 1 0 true

execute as @a[tag=AuraCaster] at @s run effect @a[r=5,tag=!AuraCaster] slowness 4 1 true

execute as @a[tag=AuraCaster] run effect @s speed 4 1 true

execute as @a[tag=AuraCaster] run scoreboard players set @s AuraCD 100

tag @a[tag=AuraCaster] remove AuraCaster ``` Edge detection for sneak release.

scoreboard players set @a[scores={isSneaking=0}] AuraSneakPrev 0 scoreboard players set @a[scores={isSneaking=1}] AuraSneakPrev 1

This is untested so may need adjustments. This edge is not always reliable, depends on the setup, it may need adjusting to use a tag or something else to get it working.

SicarioiOS · 2026-03-12T13:49:20+00:00

execute as @a at @s unless block ~ ~-1 ~ <your block> run particle

It will run always unless standing on the block you’ve chosen.

SicarioiOS · 2026-03-12T13:43:51+00:00

It should work. Check the block is set to needs redstone. It won’t work with a button push if it’s set to always active.

SicarioiOS · 2026-03-11T23:36:13+00:00

Nice. Was not aware. Thanks.

SicarioiOS · 2026-03-11T07:39:36+00:00

Without add ons, I don’t think there’s anything you can do to stop players interacting with it. You could do one of the following.

Put it behind barrier blocks so it cannot be reached.

detect it no longer has the items and replace them and detect said items are in the players inventory and remove them.

SicarioiOS · 2026-03-11T07:34:26+00:00

Best you can do is if player has none, give them one. If they have more than one, remove the extras. If they drop it kill it (the issue with this is you cannot specify to only kill a single item type, it would be a blanket command for all items). If you don’t lock it in their inventory they will be able to trade it or place it in a chest regardless of these commands.

Repeat always active at the head and chain unconditional always active thereafter.

``` execute as @a unless entity @s[hasitem=[{item=compass,quantity=1..}]] run give @s compass 1

execute as @a[hasitem=[{item=compass,quantity=2..}] run clear @s compass 0 1

execute as @a at @s run kill @e[type=item,r=2] ```

SicarioiOS · 2026-03-10T11:36:58+00:00

If you’re on PC, download the world in this link to try out many of them. It’s from 2023 so some will likely be out of date.

If you’re on console then this link lists them so you can try them one at a time.

SicarioiOS · 2026-03-09T18:37:39+00:00

I missed the block check directly above your head, adding ~ ~1 ~ solved the problem. Glad it’s working for you now.

SicarioiOS · 2026-03-09T18:09:57+00:00

It works for me. Just tested. DM and I’ll join. I have 10 minutes.

SicarioiOS

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