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22 Δεκ 2020 · How do I change the attack speed of a sword or an axe in 1.16 using commands, no data packs or mods. #3 Dec 22, 2020. FlyingDustman. Tree Puncher. Join Date: 3/18/2015. Posts: 10. Location: Overworld. Minecraft: FlyingDustman. Discord: Yog-Sothoth#8836. PMC: FlyingDustman.
7 Ιαν 2021 · 1. The following command was generated from MCStacker using the give command generator. /give @p diamond_sword{AttributeModifiers:[{AttributeName:"generic.attack_speed",Name:"generic.attack_speed",Amount:1000,Operation:0,UUID:[I;-756158760,-1248440979,-1426007026,1776833309],Slot:"mainhand"}]} 1. This command worked for me.
8 Share. Sort by: Search Comments. Diamondced. • 4 yr. ago. One could use the /attribute command: /attribute @p minecraft:generic.attack_speed modifier add 1-1-1-1-1 fastAttack 5 add. This would make attacks faster, but you could tweak the value. In order to change the value, you'll need to remove it then add it back with a different value:
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A player moves default at 4.317 (blocks) per second. and you can lower that with commands. One such command is: /attribute YourName minecraft:generic.movement_speed base set 4.0. Just change your name and the last number in the code. Just fiddle with it and see what suits for fancy.
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16 Οκτ 2024 · The generic.attack_speed attribute controls the length of the cooldown time, with the time taken being T = 20 / attack_speed ticks. The damage multiplier is then 0.2 + ((t + 0.5) / T) ^ 2 * 0.8, restricted to the range 0.2 – 1, where t is the number of ticks since the last attack or item switch.
