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| + | Items, like many other things in minecraft have data tags. With them you can give items names and enchantments. |
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| + | == Basics == |
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| + | To give yourself an item, use the command "/give". |
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| + | The syntax for /give is /give <player> <item> [amount] [data] [dataTag] |
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| + | <player> is the player - player name, @p, @a. Attempting to give items to non-players will give an error. |
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| + | <item> is the item name, such as minecraft:stone. |
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| + | [amount] is the amount of items to give. |
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| + | [data] is the data value of an item such as for stone 0 is stone, 1 is granite,ect. |
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| + | [dataTag] is the tag for the item. |
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| + | Another way to get items is using "/replaceItem entity". |
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| + | == Item data dags == |
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| + | === Naming items === |
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| + | To give a named item to someone, use <code>/give @p minecraft:stone 1 2 {display:{Name:"NAMED ITEM"<nowiki>}}</nowiki></code>. You can also use that in /replaceitem. |
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| + | === Checking for items === |
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| + | To check if a player has an item, use the player data tag <code>{Inventory:[{Slot:1234b,id:"minecraft:redstone"}]}</code> |
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| + | Slot: is the slot you want to check, if you want to search for the item anywhere, delete the <code>Slot:IDb</code>. |
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| + | if you want to find a slots ID, you can do a <code>/replaceitem entity </code>on yourself with the wanted slot name (using tab) BUT with the exeption with whe off hand with the ID <code>-106</code>. |
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| + | This is usable in /testfor and /scoreboard as the last parameter, but not possible in /execute as it has no dataDag input. (AKA you cannot put that in <code>@e[Inventory:{</code>blahblah<code>}]</code> |
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| + | === Enchanting items === |
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Revision as of 11:09, 30 May 2019
[Work In Progress]
Items, like many other things in minecraft have data tags. With them you can give items names and enchantments.
Basics
To give yourself an item, use the command "/give".
The syntax for /give is /give <player> <item> [amount] [data] [dataTag]
<player> is the player - player name, @p, @a. Attempting to give items to non-players will give an error.
<item> is the item name, such as minecraft:stone.
[amount] is the amount of items to give.
[data] is the data value of an item such as for stone 0 is stone, 1 is granite,ect.
[dataTag] is the tag for the item.
Another way to get items is using "/replaceItem entity".
Item data dags
Naming items
To give a named item to someone, use /give @p minecraft:stone 1 2 {display:{Name:"NAMED ITEM"}}. You can also use that in /replaceitem.
Checking for items
To check if a player has an item, use the player data tag {Inventory:[{Slot:1234b,id:"minecraft:redstone"}]}
Slot: is the slot you want to check, if you want to search for the item anywhere, delete the Slot:IDb.
if you want to find a slots ID, you can do a /replaceitem entity on yourself with the wanted slot name (using tab) BUT with the exeption with whe off hand with the ID -106.
This is usable in /testfor and /scoreboard as the last parameter, but not possible in /execute as it has no dataDag input. (AKA you cannot put that in @e[Inventory:{blahblah}]