My Bukkit plugin Mapcoords has a command /mc find [player] that will tell you the coordinates of a player.
How do you find the coordinates of another player?
Also, you can’t get their exact coordinates. If you are targeting a specific player in a command, simply type their name on the tag or do @p for nearest player, @r for random player or @a for all players.
How do you find out when a Minecraft player was last online?
You can also use /profile [user]. That typically will tell you the last time a player was online.
How do you detect players in Minecraft Java?
To make this a bit clearer, the X,Y, and Z in the command are the center coordinates of where the command block will test for players. The RADIUS in the command is how close the player needs to be to the coordinate (the X,Y,Z specified above), to trigger the command block.
How to detect players in a radius in Minecraft?
If you would like to detect players in a radius around a certain coordinate, instead of a radius around the the command block, you can use a command like this: To make this a bit clearer, the X, Y, and Z in the command are the center coordinates of where the command block will test for players.
How to detect if a command is running in Minecraft?
This can be tested out by using stairs, slowly walking up them, using F3 to check the y value while the command is running. The “hi” will appear even if not exactly at the desired y value. Do you know how to resolve this problem? – Hydra Jun 14 ’19 at 0:40 The accuracy is not off, the command does apparently not measure quite what you want though.
When does Minecraft Say Hi to all players?
It will say hi if the hitbox of the player is within the block at y=65. the dy=0 appears to be nessessary to prevent it from always saying hi, the x and z seem to default to the position where the command is executed. I found the next 1 line command to be working. First, execute as all players, then as all players that are at y=10 with dy=0.
