So I have been trying to work out how I can do this command but it just doesn't like it.
So I am using the below command
/Execute <me> 1 1 1 detect 1 1 2 stone_button 0 tp <me> 1 1 12
So I want it to only work for me and I place a button on a set block and it sees it and TPs me, using it with a repeat command block so always looking.
Am I do this wrong and how should I do the command?
Depending on which side of a block a button is placed, its data value will be different. You'll want to create many different command blocks with data values 0-5 until one detects the right orientation. You can remove the other blocks afterward, if you want.
Pressed stone buttons also have different data values that range from 6-11. If you want to detect a pressed button, experiment with those values.
Depending on which side of a block a button is placed, its data value will be different. You'll want to create many different command blocks with data values 0-5 until one detects the right orientation. You can remove the other blocks afterward, if you want.
Pressed stone buttons also have different data values that range from 6-11. If you want to detect a pressed button, experiment with those values.
So the rest of it looks good, I just needed to play with the 0 part then
The rest looks correct to me, but only on Bedrock Edition. Java changed the execute command in 1.13, so this same command will not work the same way on Java.
@agentmindstorm I watched your panorama video, and Android version is different, Please make a android and iOS panorama video please how to.