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- Target selectors are used in commands to select players and entities arbitrarily, without needing to specify an exact player name or a UUID. One or more entities can be selected with a target selector variable, and targets can be filtered from the selection based on certain criteria using the target selector arguments.
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Target selectors are used in commands to select players and entities arbitrarily, without needing to specify an exact player name or a UUID. One or more entities can be selected with a target selector variable, and targets can be filtered from the selection based on certain criteria using the...
Sep 20, 2023 · Target selectors, which can target players and other entities arbitrarily, fixes this issue. There are 6 base selectors to pick from: @p, @a, @r, @e, @s, and @initiator. The selector to choose depends on who or what the intended target is.
Target Selectors in Minecraft. This Minecraft tutorial explains all about target selectors and how to use them in game commands and cheats. What is a Target Selector? A target selector is used to target players or entities in your game commands. There are 5 target selectors that you can choose from:
- Advancement earned by entity.
- Entities between x and x + dx.
- to entity.
- Entities between y and y + dy.
Target selectors are used in commands to target who you want to execute a command on without explicitly setting a target, such as a player's name. A target selector is comprised of a selector variable, and optionally a list of selector arguments.
Target selector arguments are used to specify entities that can be used by target selectors. They appear after the target selector with no spaces in between. The following symbols are target selector variables (abbreviations for target selectors), followed by their purpose.
Using "@a [c=1]" is a common practice with the nested command in "/execute @a" commands as apposed to "@p" which can cause the command to target incorrect players. @r is the same as @p except it selects a random player instead of the nearest.
Sep 1, 2019 · I want to be able to use a target selector to select all of a player's tamed wolves. It's easy to do that with this target selector: @e[type=wolf,nbt={"OwnerUUID":"<Player UUID>"}]
