How do I detect two different teams in the same area?
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Trying to recreate Zedaf's Proximity map in 1.13, but ran in the problem of making opposing team members visible on the same island. First, I thought to make an execute unless command
/execute unless @a[team=blue,team=red,x=-200,y=30,z=-600,distance=..10] run effect give @a[team=blue]
together with
/execute unless @a[team=blue,team=red,x=-200,y=30,z=-600,distance=..10] run effect give @a[team=red]
but that would be detecting someone on both teams. The main question is how do I make it where if two separate teams are in the same are in the same area then no more invisibility for the people in that area alone, but if only one team is present then they remain invisible.
I can only find answers with the testfor function which does not exist in 1.13.
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Trying to recreate Zedaf's Proximity map in 1.13, but ran in the problem of making opposing team members visible on the same island. First, I thought to make an execute unless command
/execute unless @a[team=blue,team=red,x=-200,y=30,z=-600,distance=..10] run effect give @a[team=blue]
together with
/execute unless @a[team=blue,team=red,x=-200,y=30,z=-600,distance=..10] run effect give @a[team=red]
but that would be detecting someone on both teams. The main question is how do I make it where if two separate teams are in the same are in the same area then no more invisibility for the people in that area alone, but if only one team is present then they remain invisible.
I can only find answers with the testfor function which does not exist in 1.13.
minecraft minecraft-commands
edited Jul 23 at 0:11
cherryblossom
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asked Mar 26 at 0:37
CautiousNinja
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bumped to the homepage by Community♦ 5 mins ago
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Give everyone invisibility, execute at everyone from team A->clear invisibility for everyone in team B in a radius.
– Fabian Röling
Mar 26 at 6:16
Won't that clear invisibility if there are members of team A close to other members of team A? And it would only clear it form team B?
– CautiousNinja
Mar 26 at 13:12
No. I'll write an answer.
– Fabian Röling
Mar 26 at 17:03
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Trying to recreate Zedaf's Proximity map in 1.13, but ran in the problem of making opposing team members visible on the same island. First, I thought to make an execute unless command
/execute unless @a[team=blue,team=red,x=-200,y=30,z=-600,distance=..10] run effect give @a[team=blue]
together with
/execute unless @a[team=blue,team=red,x=-200,y=30,z=-600,distance=..10] run effect give @a[team=red]
but that would be detecting someone on both teams. The main question is how do I make it where if two separate teams are in the same are in the same area then no more invisibility for the people in that area alone, but if only one team is present then they remain invisible.
I can only find answers with the testfor function which does not exist in 1.13.
minecraft minecraft-commands
edited Jul 23 at 0:11
cherryblossom
824425
asked Mar 26 at 0:37
CautiousNinja
1
Trying to recreate Zedaf's Proximity map in 1.13, but ran in the problem of making opposing team members visible on the same island. First, I thought to make an execute unless command
/execute unless @a[team=blue,team=red,x=-200,y=30,z=-600,distance=..10] run effect give @a[team=blue]
together with
/execute unless @a[team=blue,team=red,x=-200,y=30,z=-600,distance=..10] run effect give @a[team=red]
but that would be detecting someone on both teams. The main question is how do I make it where if two separate teams are in the same are in the same area then no more invisibility for the people in that area alone, but if only one team is present then they remain invisible.
I can only find answers with the testfor function which does not exist in 1.13.
minecraft minecraft-commands
minecraft minecraft-commands
edited Jul 23 at 0:11
cherryblossom
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asked Mar 26 at 0:37
CautiousNinja
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edited Jul 23 at 0:11
cherryblossom
824425
asked Mar 26 at 0:37
CautiousNinja
1
edited Jul 23 at 0:11
cherryblossom
824425
edited Jul 23 at 0:11
cherryblossom
824425
edited Jul 23 at 0:11
cherryblossom
824425
824425
asked Mar 26 at 0:37
CautiousNinja
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asked Mar 26 at 0:37
CautiousNinja
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asked Mar 26 at 0:37
CautiousNinja
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Give everyone invisibility, execute at everyone from team A->clear invisibility for everyone in team B in a radius.
– Fabian Röling
Mar 26 at 6:16
Won't that clear invisibility if there are members of team A close to other members of team A? And it would only clear it form team B?
– CautiousNinja
Mar 26 at 13:12
No. I'll write an answer.
– Fabian Röling
Mar 26 at 17:03
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Give everyone invisibility, execute at everyone from team A->clear invisibility for everyone in team B in a radius.
– Fabian Röling
Mar 26 at 6:16
Won't that clear invisibility if there are members of team A close to other members of team A? And it would only clear it form team B?
– CautiousNinja
Mar 26 at 13:12
No. I'll write an answer.
– Fabian Röling
Mar 26 at 17:03
Give everyone invisibility, execute at everyone from team A->clear invisibility for everyone in team B in a radius.
– Fabian Röling
Mar 26 at 6:16
Give everyone invisibility, execute at everyone from team A->clear invisibility for everyone in team B in a radius.
– Fabian Röling
Mar 26 at 6:16
Won't that clear invisibility if there are members of team A close to other members of team A? And it would only clear it form team B?
– CautiousNinja
Mar 26 at 13:12
Won't that clear invisibility if there are members of team A close to other members of team A? And it would only clear it form team B?
– CautiousNinja
Mar 26 at 13:12
No. I'll write an answer.
– Fabian Röling
Mar 26 at 17:03
No. I'll write an answer.
– Fabian Röling
Mar 26 at 17:03
add a comment |
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You need a command like this:
/execute at @e[team=blue] run effect clear @e[team=red,distance=..10] invisibility
The execute part moves the command execution point to every member of team blue. The effect clear part after it is then limited to only members of team red in a radius around these blue players. So only blue players who are close to red players become visible.
answered Mar 26 at 17:36
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Hey, I'm getting better with the 1.13 commands! I didn't have to look up anything to write this answer.
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You need a command like this:
/execute at @e[team=blue] run effect clear @e[team=red,distance=..10] invisibility
The execute part moves the command execution point to every member of team blue. The effect clear part after it is then limited to only members of team red in a radius around these blue players. So only blue players who are close to red players become visible.
answered Mar 26 at 17:36
Fabian Röling
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Hey, I'm getting better with the 1.13 commands! I didn't have to look up anything to write this answer.
– Fabian Röling
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You need a command like this:
/execute at @e[team=blue] run effect clear @e[team=red,distance=..10] invisibility
The execute part moves the command execution point to every member of team blue. The effect clear part after it is then limited to only members of team red in a radius around these blue players. So only blue players who are close to red players become visible.
answered Mar 26 at 17:36
Fabian Röling
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Hey, I'm getting better with the 1.13 commands! I didn't have to look up anything to write this answer.
– Fabian Röling
Mar 26 at 17:36
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You need a command like this:
/execute at @e[team=blue] run effect clear @e[team=red,distance=..10] invisibility
The execute part moves the command execution point to every member of team blue. The effect clear part after it is then limited to only members of team red in a radius around these blue players. So only blue players who are close to red players become visible.
answered Mar 26 at 17:36
Fabian Röling
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You need a command like this:
/execute at @e[team=blue] run effect clear @e[team=red,distance=..10] invisibility
The execute part moves the command execution point to every member of team blue. The effect clear part after it is then limited to only members of team red in a radius around these blue players. So only blue players who are close to red players become visible.
answered Mar 26 at 17:36
Fabian Röling
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Hey, I'm getting better with the 1.13 commands! I didn't have to look up anything to write this answer.
– Fabian Röling
Mar 26 at 17:36
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Hey, I'm getting better with the 1.13 commands! I didn't have to look up anything to write this answer.
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Hey, I'm getting better with the 1.13 commands! I didn't have to look up anything to write this answer.
– Fabian Röling
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Hey, I'm getting better with the 1.13 commands! I didn't have to look up anything to write this answer.
– Fabian Röling
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Give everyone invisibility, execute at everyone from team A->clear invisibility for everyone in team B in a radius.
– Fabian Röling
Mar 26 at 6:16
Won't that clear invisibility if there are members of team A close to other members of team A? And it would only clear it form team B?
– CautiousNinja
Mar 26 at 13:12
No. I'll write an answer.
– Fabian Röling
Mar 26 at 17:03