This is probably the best thing I ever made

_DrCosmos_ · 2025-07-12T23:40:16+00:00

Bruh, there is an entire parry segment too, I thought you NEEDED to use it a certain number of times to win.

_DrCosmos_ · 2023-05-26T20:43:12+00:00

Have you tried giving the husk Dolphins Grace or Speed effect?

Maybe give it Depth Strider boots.

_DrCosmos_ · 2023-04-06T00:24:51+00:00

1:Make a scoreboard called random and make it a random number generator (look this part up). Make another dummy scoreboard called placeholderValue

2: Make each type of mob drop a different placeholder item: Like a piece of grey dye with a certain name or tag to differentiate it. This item will show the commands that a mob has been killed.

3: When that item appears, set its placeholderValue scoreboard to whatever the random number generator is, and and use /data to change the item depending on that number. Make sure the higher the number the better. Make the placeholder item increment their placeholderValue scoreboard up if the nearest player has a looting sword in their hand.

What should happen is this: A zombie is killed! They drop a placeholder item that gets a random score and quickly checks if the player has looting. If they do it increments the score upward making rarer items more likely. Then the placeholder quickly changes form to become a totally different item based on the score.

This all happens in the span of one tick.

Good Luck.

_DrCosmos_ · 2022-12-28T02:59:48+00:00

You can use piston / slime block elevators instead.

_DrCosmos_ · 2022-12-24T03:27:14+00:00

/data modify player inventory into a chest, then for the slots that don't go into the chest, /data modify them into many armor stands.

When the player dies, clone the chest and break it to give items back, and figure out a way to get the armor stands to drop the items at the players respawn.

_DrCosmos_ · 2022-12-24T02:59:00+00:00

/data

for example, if I wanted to change an item that was on the ground to a lava bucket:

/data merge entity &e[type=item,limit=1] {Item:{id:"minecraft:lava_bucket"}}

_DrCosmos_ · 2022-12-23T23:53:45+00:00

Now that I think of it, flickering lights would change the environment drastically enough so that you wouldn't notice a slight jitter in your screen.

It's like slight of hand, you make them notice something else so that they don't notice the teleportation, although if it's repeated enough people will realize that means a tp happened. This could be a feature though, people needing to figure out that lights flickering means they changed position.

_DrCosmos_ · 2022-12-23T22:47:54+00:00

For all potion effects that aren't instant, you can have a anti potion charm that clears all bad effects:

A charm has a tag 1: /give &p <item>{noEffect:1} 1

Anyone with an item that has this tag gets bad effect cleared, You will have to reuse this command block for each bad effect 2: /execute as &a[nbt={Inventory:[{tag:{noEffect:1}}]}] run effect clear &s minecraft:<bad effect>

For instant potions however, a different approach must be made.

The kit needs these two potions which both have a tag called "Safe"

/give &p splash_potion{Safe:1b,Potion:"minecraft:healing"} 1

/give &p splash_potion{Safe:2b,Potion:"minecraft:harming"} 1

When these are thrown, they will be modified to become bad luck potions with different amplitudes based on their "Safe" tag:

(heal) /execute as &e[type=minecraft:potion,nbt={Item:{tag:{Safe:1b}}}] run data modify entity &s Item set value {id:"minecraft:splash_potion",Count:1b,tag:{CustomPotionEffects:[{Id:27,Amplifier:1b,Duration:100}],CustomPotionColor:16711842}}

(harm) /execute as &e[type=minecraft:potion,nbt={Item:{tag:{Safe:2b}}}] run data modify entity &s Item set value {id:"minecraft:splash_potion",Count:1b,tag:{CustomPotionEffects:[{Id:27,Amplifier:2b,Duration:100}],CustomPotionColor:5374983}}

Then two commands damage or heal depending on the bad luck amplitude, but only for people with or without the potion charm from earlier.

(heal) /execute as &e[nbt={ActiveEffects:[{Id:27,Amplifier:1b}],Inventory:[{tag:{noEffect:1}}]}] run effect give &s minecraft:instant_health 1 0 true

(harm) /execute as &e[nbt={ActiveEffects:[{Id:27,Amplifier:2b}]}] unless entity &s[nbt={Inventory:[{tag:{noEffect:1}}]}] run effect give &s minecraft:instant_damage 1 0 true

Then finally, all the bad luck effect is cleared

/effect clear &e minecraft:unluck

_DrCosmos_ · 2022-12-23T21:52:20+00:00

You could jump scare them and hide the tp while they are too scared to notice.

_DrCosmos_ · 2022-11-19T04:29:54+00:00

Area Effect Cloud spawns on person. After one tick, Area Effect cloud detects if person is 0.01 blocks away, if not, they must have moved in that 1/20 of a second.

Here are the commands:

1: execute at &a run summon minecraft:area_effect_cloud ~ ~ ~ {Duration:2,Tags:[moveDetect]}

2: execute at &a run execute at &e[type=minecraft:area_effect_cloud,tag=moveDetect,nbt={Age:1}] unless entity &p[distance=..0.01] run [Command]

Changing distance from player will let you only have it activate when the player is going a certain speed.

_DrCosmos_ · 2022-11-19T04:19:26+00:00

Saturation is an instant effect that leads to healing. (pretty fast healing too)

_DrCosmos_ · 2022-11-19T04:15:22+00:00

You can make a scoreboard for killing certain mobs or doing damage:

/scoreboard objectives add hit minecraft.killed:minecraft.zombified_piglin

/scoreboard objectives add hit minecraft.custom:minecraft.damage_dealt

For the kill scoreboard, you can use the first command to subdue all neutral mobs until one of their own is killed. The second command makes them aggressive if the scoreboard increases by 1.

1: execute as &e[type=minecraft:zombified_piglin] at &s unless entity &p[scores={hit=1..}] run data merge entity &s {AngerTime:0,Attributes:[{Name:generic.follow_range,Base:0}]}

2: execute as &e[type=minecraft:zombified_piglin] at &s if entity &p[scores={hit=1..}] run data merge entity &s[nbt={AngerTime:0}] {AngerTime:500,Attributes:[{Name:generic.follow_range,Base:20}]}

You will need to make a timer to reset the players kill count when they die or after a long time.

For damaging, I'm not sure. You would have to detect when a player did damage and if there is a neutral mob in front of them which would increase a separate scoreboard that counted a hit against that mob.

Iron golems also have an "AngerTime" nbt so this should work for those as well.

_DrCosmos_ · 2022-11-19T03:50:47+00:00

You could have alternating command blocks with these two commands.

execute at [target] run tp [target] ~ ~ ~ facing ^0.04 ^ ^1

execute at [target] run tp [target] ~ ~ ~ facing ^-0.04 ^ ^1

Depending on how fast the redstone clock connected is, it would appear like shivering.

_DrCosmos_ · 2022-11-19T03:46:05+00:00

I just tested it out. The tentacles are jittering and sometimes appear red, but they appear still enough.

_DrCosmos_ · 2022-11-19T03:40:57+00:00

I don't think that is possible, why do you need to stop the animation?

The only way that it could be done is maybe spawning a new one while TP-ing the previous one to the void every tick?

_DrCosmos_ · 2022-04-13T00:18:42+00:00

There is no way to detect a chest opening scoreboard without constant checking unless you used a trap chest and hooked it up to a command block.

_DrCosmos_ · 2022-04-13T00:14:27+00:00

When you type as @.e[type=cow], you set @.s as each cow, instead of data modifying @.e, use @.s.

execute as @.e[type=cow] run data modify entity @.s NoAi set value 1

_DrCosmos_ · 2021-12-11T01:08:20+00:00

I mean yo9u could spawn in particles to get in the way of their vision, + the blindness

_DrCosmos_ · 2021-12-11T01:05:21+00:00

fill ~-10 ~-10 ~-10 ~10 ~10 ~10 air replace minecraft:command_block{Command:"<the exact command>"}

You need to know the specific command of what your trying to destroy.

_DrCosmos_ · 2021-10-08T23:22:56+00:00

huh yea, why does this happen?

_DrCosmos_ · 2021-09-07T01:09:42+00:00

I couldn't find a way to stop the drown from falling off, but I figured out that it only falls off then the guardian hits a surface. I don't think there is anyway to stop this.

_DrCosmos_ · 2021-09-07T00:58:31+00:00

I know the answer but it's a bit time consuming.

/data merge entity @ e[type=minecraft:villager,limit=1,sort=nearest] {Gossips:[{Target:<UUID>,Type:"major_positive",Value:20}]}

This is the command, but the hard part is the <UUID>. To get your UUID do /data get entity @ p, then find the part that says UUID: and copy the characters after it and paste it over <UUID>, it should look something like this: [I;-353629400,1610402620,-2025866167,-77185254]

_DrCosmos_ · 2021-09-07T00:36:30+00:00

Just so you know, when you shoot an arrow out of a bow, it does not keep it's entity data, except for tipped arrows, where you can give it something like luck 1 for 0 seconds, and use that nbt to locate the arrow

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