Test if Nearest Player is at Level 20 experience Type the command in the chat window and press the Enter key to run the command. Once the cheat has been entered, the testfor command will test the experience level of the nearest player.
How can you tell if a player is in water?
Detecting if the player is in the water is pretty simple, just check for water blocks at its foot and head coordinates. But it is not possible to detect if the player (or other entities) are in the rain.
How to detect if a player is precisely above a command?
If you want to detect if a player is exactly on that coordinate (exactly means, so that the difference between the block coordinate and the player coordinates is even not 0.0001 or so), you can use this: (Replace the x y and z coordinates to whatever is above your command block.) However, it is a bit difficult for the player to get there.
How to detect players in certain area using command blocks?
If you would like to detect players in a radius around a certain coordinate, instead of a radius around the the command block, you can use a command like this: /testfor @a [x=X,y=Y,z=Z,r=RADIUS] To make this a bit clearer, the X, Y, and Z in the command are the center coordinates of where the command block will test for players.
What to do when a player stands on the block?
If you could supply what you want to do when a player stands on the block, I can fill in the command for you. After that, it’s just a matter of having a redstone clock activate a command block with the command above inside of it. – A.J. Ruckman Mar 27 ’15 at 14:40
How to use a command block in Minecraft?
Hey, Ive just started playing minecraft again and I wanted to use a command block to check if a player is at a specific location and teleport that player somewhere else. I know this couldve been done with a testfor command but that command was removed. Why isn’t my command working?
