Minecraft – Fill blocks when someone dies in minecraft

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So, I am playing with my friend. For a few days, we have been working in a PVP arena. I also decided that I would use commands to do so. I would have a wall to separate the two players and when they click the start button, it removes the wall. So, I want to replace the wall when someone dies so the other person doesn't get unfair hits before the other person is ready. Please help!

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You Need To Know

How chain command blocks work.

What

At spawn, have a pressure plate. Have each team tagged so we can identify them! I will use tags “blue” and “red”. When this pressure plate is pressed, have it run the commands:

/fill 7 2 0 7 10 10 brick

Make a brick wall from 7, 2, 9 to 7, 10, 10. Now an always active chain:

/tp @p[r=10,tag=red] 4 5 5

If red died, teleport them to where they need to go (I used 4, 5, 5). Do nothing if a blue player. Then another always active chain:

/tp @p[r=10,tag=blue] 10 5 5

Do the same for blue, let’s say blue needs to go to 10, 5, 5. Then, this is optional, but another always active chain:

/to @p[r=10] 30 20 25

If somehow someone without an assigned team spawns, let’s put them at 30, 20, 25. This could be a spectator area, lobby, etc.

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Minecraft – the problem with this command

First make sure that the relevant objectives are set up:

/scoreboard objectives add hotbarlock dummy
/scoreboard objectives add inGame dummy
/scoreboard objectives add dropitem dummy

And that you have the correct scores:

/scoreboard players set @p hotbarlock 0
/scoreboard players set @p inGame 1

The first two commands should be fine, but there are a few errors with the third command:

You have missed a space between the first selector and ~.
You have written "typeItem" rather than "type=Item".
You have not given the full item ID, which is "minecraft:iron_sword".

Correct the third command to:

execute @e[score_inGame_min=1,score_hotbarlock=0] ~ ~ ~ scoreboard players set @e[type=Item,r=2] dropitem 1 {Item:{id:"minecraft:iron_sword",tag:{ench:[],display:{Name:"Vladimir",Lore:["Who names their sword that?!"]}}}}

After setting up the objectives properly, and correcting the third command, the system should work.

Minecraft: Special Characters in Target Selector Arguments

You can't put special characters in target selectors (it pretty much only supports names that players can have), but you can match them in NBT data.

/scoreboard players tag supports NBT data matching and adds a tag to an entity which can then be used in a selector. For example:

/scoreboard players tag @e[type=XPOrb] add DeathOrb {CustomName:"(ಥ﹏ಥ)"}

Which means: "add a 'DeathOrb' scoreboard tag to any XPOrbs with a CustomName of (ಥ﹏ಥ)"

Then you can select it like:

/execute @e[tag=DeathOrb] ~ ~ ~ /tp @p @e[tag=DeathOrb]

If you're always going to be summoning in the orbs, then you could also summon it with the DeathOrb tag, like so:

/execute @a[score_deaths_min=1] ~ ~ ~ /summon XPOrb ~ ~ ~ {CustomName:(ಥ﹏ಥ),CustomNameVisible:1,Tags:[DeathOrb]}

Then select it with @e[tag=DeathOrb] as above.