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4 Απρ 2020 · The 1st problem is, you forgot to insert a target selector between the /give and the item ID. A target selector will specify which player to give the item to. Assuming you just want it for yourself, use @s, which targets the executing entity. The 2nd problem is, locator_map is not a valid ID name.
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In newer versions of the bedrock edition (the pocket edition...
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I run this command in Minecraft Bedrock Edition Version...
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this video is to fix the syntax error from the last update on Minecraft Bedrock Edition this is a simple and easy tutorial I hope that you like and share thi...
In newer versions of the bedrock edition (the pocket edition is considered to be the bedrock edition, too) the syntax for scores in the target selector has changed and it is more like the java edition now. To do what you try to do, you can use this command instead: /testfor @a[scores={keycard=1..},r=3]
22 Δεκ 2022 · This videos explains a simple way for players to fix old commands that no longer work due to the /execute updateMy command block discord: https://discord.gg/...
you are using /execute at or /execute positioned to change the current position, then selecting players with an as, at, or positioned as subcommand. Here are some commands that will trigger buggy behaviour: execute as @e[tag=test] at @s as @p[r=3] run say test.
17 Δεκ 2022 · I run this command in Minecraft Bedrock Edition Version 1.19.51 in a command block: execute @p ~ ~ ~ tp @e[type=fishing_hook] ^ ^ ^3. The command block reports following error: Syntax error: Unexpected "@p": at "execute >>@p<<.
However, if the command is then modified to be correct, the error remains. This is confusing because it makes it look like your command has a syntax error, when it doesn't. How to reproduce. 1. Open a command block 2. Type give 3. Close the menu 4. Reopen it 5. Fix the command by typing give @a dirt 6. Close the menu 7.
