Minecraft – Player quit detection

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I am trying to detect when a player has quit the server, I have the scoreboard to detect when a player quits:

/scoreboard objectives add quit minecraft.custom:minecraft.leave_game

However, the rest of my command blocks only activate when the player re-joins the world. I am trying to set the player deaths to 3 when they quit:

scoreboard players set @a[scores={quit=1}] deaths 3

scoreboard players set @a[scores={quit=1}] quit 0

Is there any way to fix this?

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I used something similar to add a welcome back message to a server I play on, and unfortunately, once the player leaves the game, their score cannot be incremented until they rejoin.

I tried finding a solution to this by using an ID system and checking for who is not online but marked as online in a dummy objective (using 1 and 0 as online and offline flags) and setting their here score to 0, but because you can't test for the scores of players who are not online without explicitly naming them, the system does not work.

Hopefully someone else can come up with a different solution to your problem, however.

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For this problem, you don't actually need to modify the players score when they are offline (which is possible, but finicky), you should be able to change their score as soon as they log back in.

First, create a scoreboard objective of type stat.leaveGame:

scoreboard objectives add quits stat.leaveGame

You should then have two command blocks on some kind of clock, one activated after another. In the block that is activated first, put this command:

scoreboard players set @a[score_quits_min=1] timer -1

Then, in the one that is activated second:

scoreboard players set @a[score_quits_min=1] quits 0

The quits score increments when the player leaves. So, when they log back on, it will be at 1 and their timer score will be set to -1. Their quits score then has to be set back to 0, so that it can be used for the next logout and also so that timer isn't repeatedly set to -1,

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Your first command is fine if you are changing it as you say.

The problem appears to be that you have a space between the selector (@a) and the selector arguments ([score_Deaths_min=1]), when there shouldn't be one. Try this command instead:

/give @a[score_Deaths_min=1] iron_sword

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