Minecraft – How to detect a player

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How do I make a command block detect whether a person over a set range of coordinates has been killed? (without any radius, because radius is causes some major problem in the server)

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I realized that dx is x distance away from the command block to the y and z coordinate, (noting that d stands for distance) (after looking a bit longer I found this other site with the question and one of the responses giving a video) same with dy and dz (except the coordinates it goes to from it is different, for dy its to x and dz to x y.

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Minecraft – How to execute a command over a distance of more than 100 blocks

Use things such as dx, dy, and dz they will always go the distance you set them to based in the diameter created by distance x to distance y and distance z, and distance y to distance x and distance z, and distance z to distance x and distance y, the distance being distance from the command block, so often times, the range will be bigger than you want it, which is where math comes into play, which there is a question somewhere on this site with a answer explaining it if you want more details, or just ask me.

Minecraft – How to test for player 1/player 2/player3/ etc in a scoreboard

You can apply a score (or tag) to each player then use selector criteria to limit command chains to specific players.

Example:

/scoreboard objectives add team
/scoreboard players set @p team 1
/execute @p[scores={team=1}] ~~~ clear cobblestone

You'll have to invent your own scheme/redstone to get the players to assign themselves specific tags/scores.

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