How do you put a lore on an item using commands in 1.14
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in minecraft, to put a Lore, it used to simply be
{display:{Lore:["Example"]}}
and then they changed it to something else in the version known as 1.14(still in the making). what tag format to i put to recieve an item with a lore?
also, the command would be something like this:
/give (Selector) (item)({NBT_Tag}) (Count)
example with 2 unbreakable diamond axes given to the nearest player:
/give @p minecraft:diamond_axe{Unbreakable:1} 2
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in minecraft, to put a Lore, it used to simply be
{display:{Lore:["Example"]}}
and then they changed it to something else in the version known as 1.14(still in the making). what tag format to i put to recieve an item with a lore?
also, the command would be something like this:
/give (Selector) (item)({NBT_Tag}) (Count)
example with 2 unbreakable diamond axes given to the nearest player:
/give @p minecraft:diamond_axe{Unbreakable:1} 2
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in minecraft, to put a Lore, it used to simply be
{display:{Lore:["Example"]}}
and then they changed it to something else in the version known as 1.14(still in the making). what tag format to i put to recieve an item with a lore?
also, the command would be something like this:
/give (Selector) (item)({NBT_Tag}) (Count)
example with 2 unbreakable diamond axes given to the nearest player:
/give @p minecraft:diamond_axe{Unbreakable:1} 2
minecraft-commands
asked Nov 16 at 3:24
CollidaCubeYT
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in minecraft, to put a Lore, it used to simply be
{display:{Lore:["Example"]}}
and then they changed it to something else in the version known as 1.14(still in the making). what tag format to i put to recieve an item with a lore?
also, the command would be something like this:
/give (Selector) (item)({NBT_Tag}) (Count)
example with 2 unbreakable diamond axes given to the nearest player:
/give @p minecraft:diamond_axe{Unbreakable:1} 2
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Possible duplicate of this question:
Custom names and lores in Minecraft 1.7.2?
Answers given there to grant Red Wool with the lore text of 'Bob':
/give @p wool 1 14 {display:{Name:"Red Wool",Lore:[Bob]}}
answered Nov 16 at 18:19
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no, i believe that is not how you do it. and hopefully this edit of my post helps you understand
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Possible duplicate of this question:
Custom names and lores in Minecraft 1.7.2?
Answers given there to grant Red Wool with the lore text of 'Bob':
/give @p wool 1 14 {display:{Name:"Red Wool",Lore:[Bob]}}
answered Nov 16 at 18:19
Marley Stacy
463
no, i believe that is not how you do it. and hopefully this edit of my post helps you understand
– CollidaCubeYT
Nov 17 at 4:13
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up vote
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Possible duplicate of this question:
Custom names and lores in Minecraft 1.7.2?
Answers given there to grant Red Wool with the lore text of 'Bob':
/give @p wool 1 14 {display:{Name:"Red Wool",Lore:[Bob]}}
answered Nov 16 at 18:19
Marley Stacy
463
no, i believe that is not how you do it. and hopefully this edit of my post helps you understand
– CollidaCubeYT
Nov 17 at 4:13
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Possible duplicate of this question:
Custom names and lores in Minecraft 1.7.2?
Answers given there to grant Red Wool with the lore text of 'Bob':
/give @p wool 1 14 {display:{Name:"Red Wool",Lore:[Bob]}}
answered Nov 16 at 18:19
Marley Stacy
463
Possible duplicate of this question:
Custom names and lores in Minecraft 1.7.2?
Answers given there to grant Red Wool with the lore text of 'Bob':
/give @p wool 1 14 {display:{Name:"Red Wool",Lore:[Bob]}}
answered Nov 16 at 18:19
Marley Stacy
463
answered Nov 16 at 18:19
Marley Stacy
463
answered Nov 16 at 18:19
Marley Stacy
463
answered Nov 16 at 18:19
Marley Stacy
463
463
no, i believe that is not how you do it. and hopefully this edit of my post helps you understand
– CollidaCubeYT
Nov 17 at 4:13
add a comment |
no, i believe that is not how you do it. and hopefully this edit of my post helps you understand
– CollidaCubeYT
Nov 17 at 4:13
no, i believe that is not how you do it. and hopefully this edit of my post helps you understand
– CollidaCubeYT
Nov 17 at 4:13
no, i believe that is not how you do it. and hopefully this edit of my post helps you understand
– CollidaCubeYT
Nov 17 at 4:13
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