/execute if score // Minecraft 1.19 Command Tutorial

[@GoQQmode]

Perfect timing I was just doing /execute score matches and i only use matches because I am waiting for your tutorial

[@GreenedBeens]

Thank god this channel exists dude; you make great content easy to learn and follow and get right to the good command stuff

[@erich9532]

yeah i figured this out on my own cuz he was no help at all, what a dumbass

[@shivermetimbered4412]

I've been getting into some pretty advanced mine craft commanding and your tutorials are by far the clearest, most concise, and easiest to follow! Great stuff

[@Wolfstray]

Plus he actually has a great personality and his voice undergoes tonal shifts during his monologue. So I don't feel like as much of a nerd watching his videos ^^`

[@the_chacster6442]

I've been searching for SO LONG on how to make it so that when the death count meets three you get stuck into spectator...This worked!!! Thank you so much!!!

[@em_ignite]

This video was so helpful, every time I've made a game lol - TY!

[@dylansisnawan5923]

Just discovered your channel and I love it already. This is my first video watched, but I'm sure the other videos are just as short, entertaining and informative! Keep it up

[@logancohen5152]

OMG thank you so much, I genuinely was stressing out why I couldn't figure out my command "execute if @r score kill matches 1 run team join killer" or something like that, I had spent days searching the web and trying to figure it out. this video was so helpful and as I can see from the video itself I have much to learn and even after that ill still have more to learn, thanks for the content appreciate it.

[@corbin_fishing]

Thank you I was having trouble with this command I was doing it exactly the way in this video, I changed nothing and now it works you are a magician

[@Legitimoose]

glad i could help 🧙‍♂️

[@davidp7130]

Genuine thanks! This video is amazingly helpful, I love your tutorials!

[@Legitimoose]

Glad it was helpful!

[@orben8455]

In bedrock/education edition you mast replace the IF statement with "scoreboard players test"

[@superocker06]

Underrated comment that makes the video irrelevant, thanks.

[@enderporter9539]

they just updated the bedrock's execute.

[@enderporter9539]

And it is similar to java's now

[@jimjohn6167]

uhmm i am glad to say this but 1 year later you dont need to replace the IF it's just IF

[@MrBeats-q2l]

Can you make a video about making blocks only breaking with a certain score?

[@ImNotAVRChannel]

omfg thank you for this video! I have been looking everywhere for a vid like this and almost gave up on a project because I couldn't find one. thank you again and yes, this video did fix my problem.

[@SWAAAARRRRMMMMM]

You make easy to understand content for my brain to understand more than those 18 hour in depth tutorials, your tutorials help me out a lot with my Minecraft survive the killer game I'm making

[@joshuawolfsohn]

Every other commands tutorial leads me astray. All your stuff works perfectly and I understand WHY. Thanks so much definitely earned my sub.

[@Syz_gy]

These videos, and these videos alone, have enabled me to get into command blocks. And I've been wanting to do exactly that for *years* man. Thank you for these amazing tutorials.

[@jshorts2044]

The most In depth, fun and amazing content. I wish he had more subscribers honestly

[@minionboy16]

how do you only have 400 subs these tutorials are amazing

[@Legitimoose]

😳 Thank you!

[@cl3ver495]

Bradley Austin yes indeed!

[@henry8139]

13k now!

[@sharkbit3547]

hey great video I'm building a mini game and can't figure out how to make players drop arrows on death can someone smarter than me help?

[@Enigmatize]

Not anymore

[@The1AstroTheorist]

Woah! Had no idea you could add the dots on the matches number to do that! Thanks a bunch, informative and straight to the point as always.

[@GoQQmode]

Thank you Legitimoose once more for helping us with this Tutorial. I hope you will have so much Great stuff coming your way :) Thanks again

[@Legitimoose]

Thanks for your kind words. I do have some great stuff coming, don't worry ;)

[@noah.j1775]

@@Legitimoose so I am trying to make a game, I have entity kills as our score and currency, trying to make it take points off that scoreboard if a person buys that button and it opens a door, I tried to modify this command to do that but I cannot seem to get it to work properly. since there is no test for anymore I am not used to this new system, what do you suggest? Your videos are super helpful, glad I found you man!

[@Legitimoose]

@@noah.j1775 Hey, not sure why you would reply to this 11 month old comment instead of just leaving a new one lol. The general "theory" behind how you do that is to: Detect the player who pressed the button. Then use /execute if score to check if they have enough money. If they do, run a function that opens the door (or something) and removes that amount of money from their score! Hopefully you can take it from there, if you're stuck on the individual commands the quickest way to get answers is usually from a discord server (mine, or the r/minecraftcommands server are quite good). Hope this helps!

[@themysterious5429]

dude im still waiting for the fall in the hole guides

[@NubZero3713]

still waiting?

[@Aquatic06]

still waiting?

[@Salarost]

still waiting?

[@nathanaelresse3534]

dude, i love u best tutorials i`ve found.

[@fruyo-re]

Thanks soo much for your tutorials, and also you help me to understand even more the english, im from Argentina!

[@앤드류-p9q]

this video is greatly helpful for me. it helped me to realize what i was wondering for 2 weeks. thx

[@elnico5623]

Dude you are just AMAZING! HOW HAVE I LIVED WITHOUT THESE TUTORIALS

[@Legitimoose]

Thanks, glad you like them!

[@italrocraft]

How have I not known about this channel before it's amazing! +1 Subscriber to Legitimoose

[@rolmic]

Never thought simple commands like this will be complicated at the same time

[@prexii4457]

this video is legendary even after 2 years.

[@thegaminga8792]

It really help me out!! Amazing vid legitimoose

[@Legitimoose]

Thanks!

[@Ukn_Mekan]

Yo thanks!(even though I knew most of the things) I liked the video love your content!

[@jayceyang1453]

You make commands so much easier. Thank you tons

[@FileTypeJpeg]

underrated youtuber 4 sure that sub counter should at least be 1000x more

[@Legitimoose]

slow 'n steady until a video from 6 years ago blows up and gets me to 6,000,000 subscribers overnight. ;)

[@SproutGamer13]

Great video! Hope you get to 100k

[@myadiah]

This man is so underrated, deserves a million subs.

[@theoneandonlysofanthiel]

this helped me so much with my project, thanks! you earned a sub!

[@ivan-the-crafter]

it has been 3 years and I still haven't gotten the fall in a hole strategy guides

[@VLH]

This helped out a lot, thank you!

[@Legitimoose]

Glad to hear it!

[@el_misto]

Dang his tutorials are hella helpful

[@TerryProthero]

Datapacks are definitely the way to go. I started off messing around with command blocks, but they quickly became obsolete with datapacks with introduced. I believe in Minecraft 1.13. I now use command blocks just to run simple tests in a test game. But that's about it. Typically it's to sort out the details for a larger custom function I plan to build or for debugging those functions if they aren't working properly. Command blocks can handle longer commands than the command line. So, they can be useful in a few cases. But I never use them in any of my regular games. Just for testing purposes.

[@june5040]

Thank you so much for helping me to do my race!

[@mtxben]

Awesome I used it so when i through a specific item it tp's me to my base and sets the scoreboard back to 0 for the next time. U earned a well diserved sub

[@oki.k]

I really like your style! as a nerd, i will of course subscribe

[@amitfuss2229]

Thanks man! Im new to your channel and you’re awesome! Ive really learned from you a lot ! Also can u teach how to make a new block with datapacks ? Thanks man

[@Legitimoose]

Hi, welcome to the legitimoose dimension! New blocks with datapacks hm? That's a good idea actually. I know there's already some tutorials out there for that, but adding my own to the mix couldn't hurt.👀

[@rabahwinnr3287]

your tutorials are damn funny to watch !

[@Jackaezie]

Thanks, very helpful!

[@ItzpoomAV2]

I also have a technique that allows me to do > 1 or any other check, by adding an another scoreboard called "Number", and adding 1 with a score of 1 so i can do /execute if score @s Test >= 1 Number

[@alejandrocuesta2886]

i like a lot you videos! they help a lot!

[@JesseCaul]

I just made an entire datapack for my realm and the entire tick.mcfunction folder is /execute if score commands this and the datapack tutorial were really useful!

[@sretenovic7844]

I LOVE UR VIDS SO MUCHH

[@Legitimoose]

AAAA THANK UUU

[@yurfwendforju]

It helped rly. THANK U

[@jakeguerras_fan]

I had a purchasable door in my minigame, and it didn't work because I didn't use matches X, thank you for this video!

[@haah9059]

bro tysm i was looking for a command to reset someone's score everytime they reach 1000

[@zjysus]

thanks i needed it :3

[@simon2cool4u]

0:37 This moose is even legiter than Legitimoose!

[@MrGreenMelon]

thank you so much i am making a map and this helped :D

[@rubystarling605]

Thank god this is so good.

[@user-ib8im8rk5i]

Hello! great tutorial, but I want to know if it is that with this tutorial, I can make a click detector to make an interactive menu? Thank you

[@Legitimoose]

Hi! Detecting clicks in vanilla is _notoriously_ difficult. There are some videos about it, but there's no _ideal_ solutions. For left clicking, you can really only detect hitting a mob, and for right clicking the easiest way is to detect when you click with a carrot on a stick. Both of those can be done with scoreboards, so yes, this could be useful! Sadly there's no "click" scoreboard objective though, we're stuck with somewhat weird ways to do it. Good luck!

[@27mosquitoes]

These tutorials are really helpful! however, is there a way to detect any change in a player's score, and then execute a command once?

[@Legitimoose]

save what their score is at the end of each tick, then at the beginning of every tick check if it's still the same!

[@CreeperseatfoodLegacy]

Thank you, couldn't figure out the @a parts, kept trying if score and @a[limit=1]

[@WobbleClips]

TYSM I LOVE YR VIDEOS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@braindentvt]

I've been SEARCHING FOR MY LIFE for some FALL IN A HOLE STRATS

[@dongkyukim9888]

gentle, thank you

[@administraatorera4196]

earned a sub!

[@AcryllixGD]

hey there, the first command block that you taught us how to use works perfectly, however im super confused on how to show the title only once, because the test constantly passes and therefore allows multiple title commands to go through which looks weird, how do i make it show the title only once

[@kgplay8066]

I have the same problem

[@DavidAV00068]

Now is there a way to detect if a score goes up by 1 and give a simple 1 tick(ish) output?

[@George-si6iv]

Turned from how to use /execute if score to wow matches is kewl lets teach you that lol

[@croig_]

Thanks! :D

[@kontanaro3979]

i was trying to make a carrot on a stick that creates a grenade and it has a cooldown and i did make it but it was glitchy but it was glitchy because i didn't watch the whole video so i didn't know about "matches"

[@enzogamingyt2116]

can i see all of the code on command block i cant copy you

[@keromas9472]

u change my life

[@anomaly_7481]

Do you have any advice on how to give a player a potion effect when their totem gets used? :)

[@Anonymous-ty7wd]

*why do you remember me that I'm watching this instead of studying for my algebra exam lmao*

[@Legitimoose]

; )

[@foxthefool5107]

Hey thanks for the help, but could you also show us the last command block for resetting the score in fall inna hole?

[@rolandphillips6735]

THANK YOU, THANK YOUUUU

[@ulfhanshandika3983]

i love you videos

[@ulfhanshandika3983]

i like it

[@monkeyboy12200]

cool vid, but you have a chain block say "title @s subtitle {"text":"You da winner!","color":"green"}" after you change the first repeat block to have "execute as @a if score @s FallIn matches 5.." doesnt the chain block then stop working? or is there something im missing?

[@SlusherP]

i was wondering how would you make it give an effect to a player only if they are at the top of the scoreboard

[@ido_sade]

hi ! i just wanna know why u did # winreq and not # lol or something like that and why that hashtag (the space is because if i didn't do that the message will be inverted

[@Legitimoose]

WinReq is just short for "Win Requirement"! The hashtag is to hide it from the sidebar :D

[@ido_sade]

@@Legitimoose oh thx

[@zenryzap3831]

because you cant use numbers to compare i always have to set a dummy command with one thing at zero to be able to compare something to zero, and ever since i first used this i've always set Jimmy to have the dumbo score of 0.

[@romarkgaming2009]

Ik this tutorial is old and u prob wont respond but ive got a question, can you tell me how to make a command block that checks if i have 4 lives, and if i do then IF i kill a player i gain one live back? So from 4 to 5. Im making a custom 3rd life mechanic (you might not know what that is but that aint important) so i was wondering how i can do that, if you have a discord servee that would be awesome cuz i can ask in there

[@NigglesSquiggles]

Can /clone move the actual executing command block? Like for example, teleport a player as well as the command block that held the code to teleport the player. Making a fast way to get home when exploring.

[@cornboy7424]

this guy is great

[@LászlóZsolt22]

thanks you!

[@mrmaxmondays]

There's a good chance you won't see this but I might as well ask~ In creating a custom mob (tag=witherChief) for a map I'm making, I want to spawn a minion every 100 ticks. I have a repeater command block that makes these cutsie particles around my mob, and I have a chain command block on that that adds 1 to the mob's score (witherChiefSk) every time a particle is created. However, now I want the mob's score to be reset to 0 when it hits 100, then have a chain command block on that that will spawn a minion at it's location every time is reaches 100. I have all the other blocks set up, but for some reason it's not allowing me to set the score to 0 when it reaches 100--any suggestions?

[@Legitimoose]

Hi! It's not allowing you to? What you described sounds like exactly what you're supposed to do, so good job on that part! Are you doing something like /scoreboard players set @e[tag=witherChief,scores={=100..}] 0? Running that every tick seems like a fairly sensible way to do it. My _real_ suggestion though is to use a datapack ;) Datapacks let you use /schedule to make a function (chain of commands) run after a certain amount of time has passed! It's insanely useful and if you're working on a big enough project it's pretty much always a good idea. Good luck though, and let me know if you're still stuck! :D

[@mrmaxmondays]

@@Legitimoose I appreciate the reply! I did see you had a datapacks video offered, and I think I am going to look into that because knowing me this project is gunna get pretty big. That being said, I am now determined to figure out how to make this mob do what I'd like! The following bit is a more detailed look into my problem, if you'd prefer to let me just figure it out on my own feel free to, I'm aware it's quite extensive. The list of commands I am currently using is such: 1st Repeater Command Block: /execute at @e[tag=witherChief] run summon area_effect_cloud (blah blah blah, makes a poof around the mob, this bit's working) 2nd Chain Block: /scoreboard players add @e[tag=witherChief] witherChiefSk 1 (this one is also working, it counts up 1 per tick while the mob is in existence) 3rd Chain Block: /scoreboard players set @e[tag=witherChief,scores={dummy=100}] witherChiefSk 0 (this bit SAYS it's working, but lies to me--the counter passes by 100 and keeps counting up) 4th Chain Block: (this one is meant to activate when the timer reaches 100 and resets and will spawn a minion on the mob--I haven't gotten this far yet) Few things to note besides this: when the mob is in existence, the scoreboard's titled "witherChiefSk" whereas the counter is showing after what appears to be a UUID--this doesn't look right and might be the issue. Appreciate you taking the time to look at this, I am confuzzled.

[@Legitimoose]

@@mrmaxmondays Hi! It looks like you're referring to two different scoreboards, one called "dummy" and one called witherChiefSk. The UUID you're seeing is the UUID of the _mob_ who's score you're setting. Scores on a scoreboard are always associated with "players" (which can also be entities, or fake names). Sounds like something got mixed around there, but it shouldn't be hard to fix!

[@mrmaxmondays]

@@Legitimoose Ey it works!! Appreciate your help mate, now Imma go watch your data packs video and study it like it's the Bible--you'll definitely be hearing more from me in your comment section!

[@Legitimoose]

@@mrmaxmondays :D See ya around!

[@LentelSoup]

I had a problem where it just kept spamming the say command. And also, is there a way for the say command to only effect the player who has the specified score in the command block below? video was still helpful, thx a lot!

[@Legitimoose]

Maybe your command wasn't set to conditional, or the execute if was always successful? If you want to only send a message to a certain player, you can use /tellraw! (You can find tutorials for it on this very channel if you like ;^) Hope this helps!

[@razhkiii]

algebra if it was fun

[@falebbaleb855]

When i run the purple one it doesnt extend to the top of the chain it only does the first chain so when it reaches 5 score it does not stop

[@egecandan1279]

Can we make a command block chain that runs another command when our score change

[@Nick12_45]

Yay now I can make npc shop 1.19.50+

[@thetoad.1251]

How do you make it execute not on a specific score, but executes a command when the score goes up/down by 1? For example, what if I want to /give something to someone if they die, or kill a mob.

[@Adrianlesj]

idk

[@komrade_eliriz]

Nice tutorial, but how can i add two players score and if the addition of the 2 scores matches a certain number then it runs a command

[@ux92]

Is there any way to make an if with mutiple conditions? Like, if two scores met a certain condition (score A = 1 and score 2 = B then run this)?

[@Asnat2403]

This is too good for me play with my friend lol

[@TyphoonsVeryOwnBot]

hello im from the future! You have 3 Million Subs and are rolling in those sweat sweat ad revenue dollars

[@AstralWuzHere]

I know you probably won't see this *But* I'm using this command in a datapack and it doesn't work: execute if score BlazerBo1 health matches ..10 run particle explosion ~ ~ ~ 0 0 0 5 6 force I know that the scoreboard is fine.

[@rykerquest3776]

Dude I dont know if I did something wrong but @s wont detect ANYONE on the chain command blocks after the repeating command block and I am so confused.

[@daedaluus]

This music is giving me flashbacks

[@alphasamahd]

sadge.. working on mapmaking and later i encounter this vid talking how i should did command blocks on datapack when i almost finish the map..

[@wi11ow8]

Question: im making a mario kart, racing game. And you have to pass 3 checkpoints for the lap to count. (The first, the second, and then the finish line) how should i go about Doing this?

[@ALexpLK]

Alright 8 months ago but for everyone who still needs it: Everytime someone passes a checkpoint, you add the person 1 point to a scoreboard Then, at the end of the lap, execute a command, only if the person has 3 points on the scoreboard. You can do /execute *if* score @p [the scoreboard] matches 3 *run* something If you want to do more laps, keep in mind that you have to also reset those points every lap

[@bluebuilder2k160]

is there a way to execute a different entity (like a mob) instead of the player?

[@Legitimoose]

Yes? @e is used to select all mobs, then you can narrow it down with selectors. Executing as/at entities is a very important thing!

[@eevaanoraa]

how can i make it so if theres one person left in an area then something happens? im trying to make a tnt run minigame and when one person is left he gets sent to spawn and a message gets desplayed saying "you won"

[@ALexpLK]

Any way to do this: /execute if score *@a* matches 1 run something I can only do it with one person and not with @a, so is there any workaround to check if everyone has the score 1 on a scoreboard?