How can I keep mobs from being too close together with /spreadplayers and /execute?
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I want to summon multiple Slimes, then make sure that they are never in the same block. (If it's not possible to keep them from being in the same block, having them be at least 1 block from each other would work too.)
To do this I tried nesting execute commands like this:
execute @e[type=Slime,name=explore1] ~ ~ ~ execute @e[type=Slime,name=explore1,r=0,c=1] ~ ~ ~ spreadplayers ~.5 ~.5 0 1 false @e[type=Slime,name=explore1,r=1,c=1]
But that didn't work. I also tried
execute @e[type=Slime,name=explore1] ~ ~ ~ spreadplayers ~.5 ~.5 0 1 false @e[type=Slime,name=explore1,c=1,r=0]
I figured the r=0 tag might be off but I also tried with r=1 and it still didn't work.
The first command groups all the Slimes together and randomly teleports them, and the second command just does nothing.
Any ideas on how to do this?
minecraft minecraft-commands
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I want to summon multiple Slimes, then make sure that they are never in the same block. (If it's not possible to keep them from being in the same block, having them be at least 1 block from each other would work too.)
To do this I tried nesting execute commands like this:
execute @e[type=Slime,name=explore1] ~ ~ ~ execute @e[type=Slime,name=explore1,r=0,c=1] ~ ~ ~ spreadplayers ~.5 ~.5 0 1 false @e[type=Slime,name=explore1,r=1,c=1]
But that didn't work. I also tried
execute @e[type=Slime,name=explore1] ~ ~ ~ spreadplayers ~.5 ~.5 0 1 false @e[type=Slime,name=explore1,c=1,r=0]
I figured the r=0 tag might be off but I also tried with r=1 and it still didn't work.
The first command groups all the Slimes together and randomly teleports them, and the second command just does nothing.
Any ideas on how to do this?
minecraft minecraft-commands
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I want to summon multiple Slimes, then make sure that they are never in the same block. (If it's not possible to keep them from being in the same block, having them be at least 1 block from each other would work too.)
To do this I tried nesting execute commands like this:
execute @e[type=Slime,name=explore1] ~ ~ ~ execute @e[type=Slime,name=explore1,r=0,c=1] ~ ~ ~ spreadplayers ~.5 ~.5 0 1 false @e[type=Slime,name=explore1,r=1,c=1]
But that didn't work. I also tried
execute @e[type=Slime,name=explore1] ~ ~ ~ spreadplayers ~.5 ~.5 0 1 false @e[type=Slime,name=explore1,c=1,r=0]
I figured the r=0 tag might be off but I also tried with r=1 and it still didn't work.
The first command groups all the Slimes together and randomly teleports them, and the second command just does nothing.
Any ideas on how to do this?
minecraft minecraft-commands
asked Mar 6 '16 at 23:30
A.J. Ruckman
1037
I want to summon multiple Slimes, then make sure that they are never in the same block. (If it's not possible to keep them from being in the same block, having them be at least 1 block from each other would work too.)
To do this I tried nesting execute commands like this:
execute @e[type=Slime,name=explore1] ~ ~ ~ execute @e[type=Slime,name=explore1,r=0,c=1] ~ ~ ~ spreadplayers ~.5 ~.5 0 1 false @e[type=Slime,name=explore1,r=1,c=1]
But that didn't work. I also tried
execute @e[type=Slime,name=explore1] ~ ~ ~ spreadplayers ~.5 ~.5 0 1 false @e[type=Slime,name=explore1,c=1,r=0]
I figured the r=0 tag might be off but I also tried with r=1 and it still didn't work.
The first command groups all the Slimes together and randomly teleports them, and the second command just does nothing.
Any ideas on how to do this?
minecraft minecraft-commands
minecraft minecraft-commands
asked Mar 6 '16 at 23:30
A.J. Ruckman
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asked Mar 6 '16 at 23:30
A.J. Ruckman
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edited Mar 7 '16 at 15:05
asked Mar 6 '16 at 23:30
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asked Mar 6 '16 at 23:30
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The following command should work:
execute @e[type=Slime,name=explore1] ~ ~ ~ spreadplayers ~ ~ 2 3 false @e[type=Slime,rm=0,r=1,name=explore1]
All slimes will try to spread nearby (r=1) slimes that aren't themselves (rm=0) a maximum of 3 blocks around them.
answered Mar 7 '16 at 17:36
SirBenet
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Just be aware thatrm=0will not be able to target entities at the exact same coordinates as the slime, so if two are at the same location then they will not be targeted./spreadplayersitself can end up placing slimes at the same location.
– Skylinerw
Mar 7 '16 at 18:11
@Skylinerw Yep, when I was testing it though it didn't seem an issue in practice, as the slimes immediately push each other apart slightly then get teleported (though it could be a problem if OP has them with NoAI).
– SirBenet
Mar 7 '16 at 18:31
I'm afraid this isn't working for me @colorfusion, the slimes never stop being spread around... I was usingNoAIbut it still doesn't work with it off.
– A.J. Ruckman
Mar 7 '16 at 20:01
Update: It works withNoAIoff andrm=1+r=2in the last command, but that's not completely ideal; I really need the slimes to haveNoAI. Any ideas?
– A.J. Ruckman
Mar 7 '16 at 20:04
@A.J.Ruckman Do you need to constantly check if slimes are on top of each other, or just when you summon/manually move them? There's another possible solution either way, but which one works best depends on what you're actually using the slimes for (why do they need to be never close together?).
– SirBenet
Mar 7 '16 at 21:09
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The following command should work:
execute @e[type=Slime,name=explore1] ~ ~ ~ spreadplayers ~ ~ 2 3 false @e[type=Slime,rm=0,r=1,name=explore1]
All slimes will try to spread nearby (r=1) slimes that aren't themselves (rm=0) a maximum of 3 blocks around them.
answered Mar 7 '16 at 17:36
SirBenet
25k34575
Just be aware thatrm=0will not be able to target entities at the exact same coordinates as the slime, so if two are at the same location then they will not be targeted./spreadplayersitself can end up placing slimes at the same location.
– Skylinerw
Mar 7 '16 at 18:11
@Skylinerw Yep, when I was testing it though it didn't seem an issue in practice, as the slimes immediately push each other apart slightly then get teleported (though it could be a problem if OP has them with NoAI).
– SirBenet
Mar 7 '16 at 18:31
I'm afraid this isn't working for me @colorfusion, the slimes never stop being spread around... I was usingNoAIbut it still doesn't work with it off.
– A.J. Ruckman
Mar 7 '16 at 20:01
Update: It works withNoAIoff andrm=1+r=2in the last command, but that's not completely ideal; I really need the slimes to haveNoAI. Any ideas?
– A.J. Ruckman
Mar 7 '16 at 20:04
@A.J.Ruckman Do you need to constantly check if slimes are on top of each other, or just when you summon/manually move them? There's another possible solution either way, but which one works best depends on what you're actually using the slimes for (why do they need to be never close together?).
– SirBenet
Mar 7 '16 at 21:09
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The following command should work:
execute @e[type=Slime,name=explore1] ~ ~ ~ spreadplayers ~ ~ 2 3 false @e[type=Slime,rm=0,r=1,name=explore1]
All slimes will try to spread nearby (r=1) slimes that aren't themselves (rm=0) a maximum of 3 blocks around them.
answered Mar 7 '16 at 17:36
SirBenet
25k34575
Just be aware thatrm=0will not be able to target entities at the exact same coordinates as the slime, so if two are at the same location then they will not be targeted./spreadplayersitself can end up placing slimes at the same location.
– Skylinerw
Mar 7 '16 at 18:11
@Skylinerw Yep, when I was testing it though it didn't seem an issue in practice, as the slimes immediately push each other apart slightly then get teleported (though it could be a problem if OP has them with NoAI).
– SirBenet
Mar 7 '16 at 18:31
I'm afraid this isn't working for me @colorfusion, the slimes never stop being spread around... I was usingNoAIbut it still doesn't work with it off.
– A.J. Ruckman
Mar 7 '16 at 20:01
Update: It works withNoAIoff andrm=1+r=2in the last command, but that's not completely ideal; I really need the slimes to haveNoAI. Any ideas?
– A.J. Ruckman
Mar 7 '16 at 20:04
@A.J.Ruckman Do you need to constantly check if slimes are on top of each other, or just when you summon/manually move them? There's another possible solution either way, but which one works best depends on what you're actually using the slimes for (why do they need to be never close together?).
– SirBenet
Mar 7 '16 at 21:09
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show 1 more comment
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The following command should work:
execute @e[type=Slime,name=explore1] ~ ~ ~ spreadplayers ~ ~ 2 3 false @e[type=Slime,rm=0,r=1,name=explore1]
All slimes will try to spread nearby (r=1) slimes that aren't themselves (rm=0) a maximum of 3 blocks around them.
answered Mar 7 '16 at 17:36
SirBenet
25k34575
The following command should work:
execute @e[type=Slime,name=explore1] ~ ~ ~ spreadplayers ~ ~ 2 3 false @e[type=Slime,rm=0,r=1,name=explore1]
All slimes will try to spread nearby (r=1) slimes that aren't themselves (rm=0) a maximum of 3 blocks around them.
answered Mar 7 '16 at 17:36
SirBenet
25k34575
answered Mar 7 '16 at 17:36
SirBenet
25k34575
answered Mar 7 '16 at 17:36
SirBenet
25k34575
answered Mar 7 '16 at 17:36
SirBenet
25k34575
25k34575
Just be aware thatrm=0will not be able to target entities at the exact same coordinates as the slime, so if two are at the same location then they will not be targeted./spreadplayersitself can end up placing slimes at the same location.
– Skylinerw
Mar 7 '16 at 18:11
@Skylinerw Yep, when I was testing it though it didn't seem an issue in practice, as the slimes immediately push each other apart slightly then get teleported (though it could be a problem if OP has them with NoAI).
– SirBenet
Mar 7 '16 at 18:31
I'm afraid this isn't working for me @colorfusion, the slimes never stop being spread around... I was usingNoAIbut it still doesn't work with it off.
– A.J. Ruckman
Mar 7 '16 at 20:01
Update: It works withNoAIoff andrm=1+r=2in the last command, but that's not completely ideal; I really need the slimes to haveNoAI. Any ideas?
– A.J. Ruckman
Mar 7 '16 at 20:04
@A.J.Ruckman Do you need to constantly check if slimes are on top of each other, or just when you summon/manually move them? There's another possible solution either way, but which one works best depends on what you're actually using the slimes for (why do they need to be never close together?).
– SirBenet
Mar 7 '16 at 21:09
|
show 1 more comment
Just be aware thatrm=0will not be able to target entities at the exact same coordinates as the slime, so if two are at the same location then they will not be targeted./spreadplayersitself can end up placing slimes at the same location.
– Skylinerw
Mar 7 '16 at 18:11
@Skylinerw Yep, when I was testing it though it didn't seem an issue in practice, as the slimes immediately push each other apart slightly then get teleported (though it could be a problem if OP has them with NoAI).
– SirBenet
Mar 7 '16 at 18:31
I'm afraid this isn't working for me @colorfusion, the slimes never stop being spread around... I was usingNoAIbut it still doesn't work with it off.
– A.J. Ruckman
Mar 7 '16 at 20:01
Update: It works withNoAIoff andrm=1+r=2in the last command, but that's not completely ideal; I really need the slimes to haveNoAI. Any ideas?
– A.J. Ruckman
Mar 7 '16 at 20:04
@A.J.Ruckman Do you need to constantly check if slimes are on top of each other, or just when you summon/manually move them? There's another possible solution either way, but which one works best depends on what you're actually using the slimes for (why do they need to be never close together?).
– SirBenet
Mar 7 '16 at 21:09
Just be aware that
rm=0 will not be able to target entities at the exact same coordinates as the slime, so if two are at the same location then they will not be targeted. /spreadplayers itself can end up placing slimes at the same location.– Skylinerw
Mar 7 '16 at 18:11
Just be aware that
rm=0 will not be able to target entities at the exact same coordinates as the slime, so if two are at the same location then they will not be targeted. /spreadplayers itself can end up placing slimes at the same location.– Skylinerw
Mar 7 '16 at 18:11
@Skylinerw Yep, when I was testing it though it didn't seem an issue in practice, as the slimes immediately push each other apart slightly then get teleported (though it could be a problem if OP has them with NoAI).
– SirBenet
Mar 7 '16 at 18:31
@Skylinerw Yep, when I was testing it though it didn't seem an issue in practice, as the slimes immediately push each other apart slightly then get teleported (though it could be a problem if OP has them with NoAI).
– SirBenet
Mar 7 '16 at 18:31
I'm afraid this isn't working for me @colorfusion, the slimes never stop being spread around... I was using
NoAI but it still doesn't work with it off.– A.J. Ruckman
Mar 7 '16 at 20:01
I'm afraid this isn't working for me @colorfusion, the slimes never stop being spread around... I was using
NoAI but it still doesn't work with it off.– A.J. Ruckman
Mar 7 '16 at 20:01
Update: It works with
NoAI off and rm=1 + r=2 in the last command, but that's not completely ideal; I really need the slimes to have NoAI. Any ideas?– A.J. Ruckman
Mar 7 '16 at 20:04
Update: It works with
NoAI off and rm=1 + r=2 in the last command, but that's not completely ideal; I really need the slimes to have NoAI. Any ideas?– A.J. Ruckman
Mar 7 '16 at 20:04
@A.J.Ruckman Do you need to constantly check if slimes are on top of each other, or just when you summon/manually move them? There's another possible solution either way, but which one works best depends on what you're actually using the slimes for (why do they need to be never close together?).
– SirBenet
Mar 7 '16 at 21:09
@A.J.Ruckman Do you need to constantly check if slimes are on top of each other, or just when you summon/manually move them? There's another possible solution either way, but which one works best depends on what you're actually using the slimes for (why do they need to be never close together?).
– SirBenet
Mar 7 '16 at 21:09
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