/take [player] [id] (amount) (metadata) Removes the given item from the player’s inventory. If it succeeded, it outputs a signal to a comparator. If not, make sure not to remove a part of the items without outputting a signal.
How do you clear a player’s inventory?
You can clear items from a player’s inventory using the /clear command in Minecraft.
How do I clear other players inventory?
You can use the command /clear [targets] [item] [maxCount] , where: targets is optional. It is the name of the player (or a target selector) whose inventory you wish to clear. If no player is specified, it will default to the player running the command.
How can I detect if player have a minimum amount of item?
The trigger will set the player’s own score equal to the number of “affected items” whenever the player runs a command that targets items (such as /clear). Place the following into a command block that will be detecting items in the inventory. It forces players to clear from their own inventories.
How to check player’s inventory for specific number of items?
How to check player’s inventory for specific number of items? I would like to remove 15 apples from a player’s inventory only if there are 15 or more apples in this person’s inventory. Command /clear @p apple 0 15 will remove 15 apples if a player has 15 or more. However it will also remove 8, if a player only has 8.
How does the item count work in Minecraft?
Every time the /execute command is activated, players run the /clear command, triggering their stored CommandStat. That CommandStat will check the number of items the command the player ran (/clear) affected, and set the nearest player (which will be the executing player, so themselves) to have their “ITEMS” score set equal to that value.
What happens if you have 64 papers in your inventory?
For example, if I have 64 (OR MORE) papers in my inventory, the command block will send out a redstone signal through a comparator. Please help, I am making a map and really need this.
