Minecraft – Testfor comparator not turning on

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I have a deathCount scoreboard called Death with a repeating always active command block with the command /testfor @p[Death=1] on singleplayer. Even when Death=1, the connected comparator doesn't turn on.

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The correct syntax for the target selector argument for scoreboard values is score_NAME=X or score_NAME_min=X, where NAME is the name of the objective and X is an integer number. The former checks if the score is less than or equal to X, the latter is for greater than or equal to X. For a true equals, you need to put both.

In your case, you'll want to run

/testfor @p[score_Deaths_min=1]

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The command you want is /testforblock. The syntax of it is:

testforblock <x> <y> <z> <TileName> [dataValue] [dataTag]

So to test for a stone block at X=10, Y=64, Z=10, the command would be:

testforblock 10 64 10 stone

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Once it turns on the lamp trigger this command:

/blockdata (pos of the command_block with the clear command) {SuccesCount:0}

Then do a delay with redstone repeaters that triggers a command block with this command:

/setblock x y z minecraft:unpowered_comparator

Where the x, y, and z are the coordinates of your comparator. This will reset the comparator to an off state.

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