Recently, I have purchase Minecraft Bedrock Edition and yes, I have been getting used to the commands (primarily their limitations) I have already started creating a map. In this map, I'm trying to get a title/sound to play to only people with a certain Objective I assign them too. I know on Java Edition it is possible but on Bedrock Edition, I am struggling to find out how to do this. If anyone can help me if it's even possible to do this on Bedrock Edition, I would appreciate it.
but I think you can use the target selector scores.
Assign each player to their own objective and give them score 1 (im sure 0 also works.)
/title @e[scores={playerOne=1}] <fill in the rest>
/title @e[scores={playerTwo=1}] <fill in the rest>
should play to separate players with their own objectives. Also, if you don't want to rely on scores why don't you use /tag and then target their tags?
The tag command was one of my favorite recent additions. It's been driving me nuts that I wasn't able to summon entities and assign them a personalized selector
Yeah I can see what you mean I've just used it and it's very helpful no longer do I have to set up a scoreboard and judge like that I can just tag entities. It's VERY helpful.
Hello,
Recently, I have purchase Minecraft Bedrock Edition and yes, I have been getting used to the commands (primarily their limitations) I have already started creating a map. In this map, I'm trying to get a title/sound to play to only people with a certain Objective I assign them too. I know on Java Edition it is possible but on Bedrock Edition, I am struggling to find out how to do this. If anyone can help me if it's even possible to do this on Bedrock Edition, I would appreciate it.
(I'm not super great with scoreboards yet)
but I think you can use the target selector scores.
Assign each player to their own objective and give them score 1 (im sure 0 also works.)
/title @e[scores={playerOne=1}] <fill in the rest>
/title @e[scores={playerTwo=1}] <fill in the rest>
should play to separate players with their own objectives. Also, if you don't want to rely on scores why don't you use /tag and then target their tags?
Thx for the help I actually forgot about the /tag command. I used this with my title/sound command and it works thank you!
The tag command was one of my favorite recent additions. It's been driving me nuts that I wasn't able to summon entities and assign them a personalized selector
Yeah I can see what you mean I've just used it and it's very helpful no longer do I have to set up a scoreboard and judge like that I can just tag entities. It's VERY helpful.
You refer to a certain place play a sound and a title
I do it with execute
/Execute as @a[x=45,y=64,z=34,Tag=Vip,r=2] run /title @ actionbar or playsound