I was using setblock a lot and playing around with it, until I came with the idea, what if I could use setblock to make a game like Runner, from Mineplex, to make the blocks disappear when they run over it?
What command block setup would I use?
I was thinking about a testfor command which sends a signal when they are standing at the certain area {x=10,y=5,z=20} and if the player stood on that block the testfor command should be sending a signal to another commandblock which does the following command: setblock 10 5 20 air, but what if the signal wouldn't be fast enough, for example, when someone has speed II, how would I make a game like this then? Would it be more complicate, or harder to setup, would it take more commandblocks, a faster clock, what would it take?
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Had just the same problem but did some testing on it! it seems that the old stupid north south east west bug still apply to this! I simply switched sides that I had my comparator hooked up to and it worked!
Place a command block with the /testfor @p[whatever] command.
Then, a redstone comparator facing outwards from the command block.
From there, place your redstone or any redstone contraption that needs the input.
Note: If the comparator's signal isn't strong enough (1 block worth of power), place a Redstone Repeater after the comparator and any output should now have 15 strength.
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When they run over the "start" pressure plates have a scoreboard objective set
/scoreboard players set @p <objective name> 1And have a clock running all the time doing this command
/execute @p[score_<objective name>_min=1] ~ ~-1 ~ setblock ~ ~ ~ airThe execute @p[score__min=1] means "Do this command relative to @p with a score of one in that objective" And the setblock sets the block under the player to air.
Hopefully this answers your question.