You cannot test for what someone has said in chat. You could however set up your own custom /trigger commands. Any player who has it enabled, even non-OPs, can now use /trigger home set or /trigger home add to manipulate their “home” scoreboard objective.
How do you search for a word in Minecraft chat?
Unfortunately there is simply no way, currently, to test for what players say in chat. And would actually work when you clicked the [Yes] button. First you’ll need to create an objective (lets say, Objective1) with type “trigger”.
How does the testfor command work in Minecraft?
Press the Enter key to run the command. Once the cheat has been entered, the testfor command will check for players nearby. You will see the message “Found xxx” appear in the lower left corner of the game window where xxx is the name of each player detected within 10 blocks of you.
Is it possible to test if someone is saying something in chat?
Yes, it’s possible to /testfor if someone is saying something in chat but you need plugins ( /testforchat ). Then you put in any text that you want the player to say and then you can mess around with it. What plugin is this exactly? – Unionhawk ♦ Apr 26 ’16 at 1:41 Not the answer you’re looking for?
How to use the ” detect ” in ” execute ” command?
How to use the “detect” in “execute” command (Activate command blocks by standing on a block) Basically what you want to start out with is the basic execute command, /execute @a ~ ~ ~ detect ~ ~-1 ~ minecraft:diamond_block 0 /effect @a minecraft:strength 30 5 is an example of using detect so basically as long as the command block is running on
What’s the best way to monitor chat in Minecraft?
One way to monitor chat is to have “choose-your-adventure” format, ie made with /tellraw commands that have a click event which causes the player to choose what they say, and control functioal reactions by setting clickEvent areas to place redstone blocks in a possibly remote system. – Chemical Comrade Nov 30 ’16 at 5:04
