Minecraft – way to define a custom sprite for a specific item or block using command blocks

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I'm looking for a way to implement custom item sprites in my vanilla world. Is there a way to, say, add a custom sprite to a resource pack and then call that sprite with a command block? I want to be able to have custom items, armor, and blocks that don't look like the generic versions from the resource pack.

Hopefully there is a way to do this with command blocks, perhaps by defining some data tag I'm not aware of when doing a /give command?

Any help here would be greatly appreciated.

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in versions before 1.8.3 I know that you could make armourstands with custom playerheads just larger than a block. in the newest versions, howerver, custom playerheads do not work, I wouldnt use new versions for command blocks for several other reasons, too, such as rendomized dispensers.

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Minecraft – how to add multiple players to a level specific team in minecraft

First of all, let's talk about the mistake you are making:

Your testfor command output will be permanently on, as long as there is at least one player with 30 to 49 levels, meaning the scoreboard command will only be run if there was no player in that range and then there is.

Secondly, @p[something] will always target the player nearest to the execution position that qualifies for "something". You'll need to use @a in the team join command.

That said, lucky for you the testfor is completely unnecessary^*. scoreboard can do the job perfectly fine on it's own.

/scoreboard teams join (team) @a[lm=30,l=49,team=!(team)]

The latter part of the command prevents people from being added to the same team multiple times. If there is no-one in that level range (or all of them are assigned a team already), the command will simply not add anyone to the team.

^{* In most cases, execute is strictly better than testfor}

Minecraft – ny way to add a “wildcard” text to an execute command

There is no way to get a player's name into an item name or similar.

Something like this was suggested many times, one of the more popular suggestion was a "/compose" command, but it was rejected by a developer due to security issues, for example if something had a closing bracket or quotation mark in their name, it could mess up the rest of the command. Of course this could be solved relatively easily with automatic escaping, but I haven't followed the development of the suggestion any further, so I don't know if anyway has e.g. contributed code like that yet. It's certainly possible to implement that or something similar into Minecraft, but it hasn't been done yet.

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There is no way to get a player's name into an item name or similar.

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