I did a lot of testing but I can't find a way to /tp a player to an entity ( with the /fill clock ) without having all the time my vision locked. Every time I teleport to the entity I want, I can't move my head because it teleports me again. How can I teleport constantly to a entity and face where I want freely.
Minecraft – How to tp a player to an entity without locking the vision
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I had to end up using another method to get the tp home functionality to work. The tp home link in the book now teleports the player to just above an End portal, which then teleports players within a radius to just above the portal out of the End.
I had to also create an end portal in the Nether at the same co-ords as in the Overworld (which you can do - forums were unclear about this), so that the same functionality still works in the Nether.
The set home link in the book now sets the players spawn point. So, if they die or tp home (tp to end portal then tp to portal out) they'll end up back at their home.
Hope this was helpful to someone else with the same issue.
So, I found out all I had to do was to add this little part:
I set up a command block that replaced the redstone wire, and it was always activated.
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You are most likely adding the 2 unnecessary arguments to the tp command, the
y-rotandx-rot, which goes at the end of the command.It would be better if you had posted the command, but this is what your command souls look like
Or if you use a flat x y z
Do not add the last 2 numbers if you already have a x y z