fun fact: 2:45 This only exists because Julian (the creator of the end poem) requested it as a way to obscure text but still have it there (to give you the idea that they are speaking something you cannot comprehend), he's also the reason to why putting "PLAYERNAME" in any text (which includes Tellraw) says the name of the entity that sees the text it's accessable ingame for the sake of map making
@@ghost_ship_supreme If you wanna make the ciphers from Gravity Falls in Minecraft, that’s how you do it! No one can crack a cipher like that! It’s just random, constantly changing text!
this command is my favourite. I’ve let myself use command blocks in my survival world for behind the scenes magic and there is something about having the name of the castle and all the villager stores I’m entering pop up that brings my world together perfectly
i really love the color "reset" it is so vivid and filled with life and love thats why its really rare in nature wich makes it rare , pure and beautiful
at 6:30, the translate feature is based on the lang\*.json files. let's say you have your language set as US english, the file containing all the lines and everything for that language will be stored in lang\en_us.json. If you wanna use a line from the file, you would input {"translate":"the.identifier.for.the.object.eg"}. this will output whatever the button at the top of the pause menu says in the user's selected language. You can edit the lang files with a resource pack to add custom text by just adding a new line in the same style but unless you edit the line for every single available language, it will only work for the one(s) you've added/changed lines to. and at 3:20, true/false don't need quotations because they're boolean values, strings are usually encased in quote marks but integers, floating points and booleans aren't.
For bedrock edition: /tellraw @a {"rawtext":[{"text":"§eHerobrine joined the game"}]} You can display the scoreboard value too. For example: /tellraw @a {"rawtext":[{"score":{"name":" ","objective":" "}}]}
You just got yourself a new follower. I was drinking tea at 4:12 and I just burst out laughing and almost choked on the tea. 10/10 expirience, would definitely recommend.👍🏻
THIS COMMAND IS AMAZING me and my friend are making a minecraft arg and this command makes it much more possible, only issue is im never remembering how to type all of this, thanks for the command generator!
I would like to add that you can just use "" in place of {"text":""}. /tellraw @a " This is a test" works, if you don't want to change the colors and such. this works for any of the json formats (I'm pretty sure)
if anyone is interested heres an explanation on the computer science coding part behind it. each group of curly brackets is a "dictionary" (this syntax is exatly like python my best language) meaning that something can be assigned a value *. for example, "text":"hi there" sets the value of "text" in this dictionary to "hi there". Each of these dictionaries is seen as one part of the thing you want in chat, and commas seperate the different values in the dictionary you want to define for the text that will be printed, as well as the seperate dictionaries The square brackets make an "array" or "list". It literally is just a list of values seperated by commas. or in this case, a list of dictionaries. Without it there would be an error if you tried to make multiple dictionaries anything in " " is a string, which is a type of variable that is just a 'string' of letters (crazy innit) the reason true and false arent in " " is because they are not a string. another type of variable in coding is booleans, which can only be yes or no, true or false. They are not identified with " ", just by not misspelling true or false. different people who know different languages might have different opinions (like its a JSON object or it returns 0 or 1 etc) but that doesn't matter all different explanations for the exact same use (in all the languages i know about at least) " " just means new line you don't need a dictionary because when the computer looks at it it doesnt see " ", it sees: " " because the "\" is goofy and im not bothered to explain it since it would take a while so just accept " " is new line. if you really wanna know (if you even unterstood a word of what i just said lol) just reply and ask i might answer with a better explanation or research it * think of it like an irl dictionary - the word "dumb" is assigned "temporarily unable or unwilling to speak" (in official oxford languages dictionary there are a lot but heres one lol) so when you check the dictionary for the value of variable "dumb", you get "temporarily unable or unwilling to speak" minecraft checkes the dictionary for the value of "text" and finds whatever you put there. once it constructs the finished striing with all the values you put in the dictionary matching to the right words ("text", "bold", etc.), it prints it to chat. ok i wanted this to be a short explanation but like no one i know has an attention span these days so this might as well be a whole essay for you sorry i bet youre not even reading this cuz you do not care at all bye
The format that he is showing in this video for the tellraw command is JSON format with the possible JSON inputs that mojang has encoded into chat functions, welcome to the world of programming if you actually followed this tutorial! UA-cam sends video titles, links, recommended videos, channel names, view counts, like counts, etc in JSON and the UA-cam app or webpage decodeds them and displays them the same as Minecraft is decoding the information for the tellraw command
6:30 Like with the key binds, you have to take a translation string (Minecraft uses them and in the translation files stand, which it should be replaced with.)
3:24 The "tellraw" seems to take 2 arguments: who should see the message and a json object (Javascript Object Notation) containing the text and how it should be formated. true and false don't need quotations there because true and false are already actual values in Java (and Javascript). If the types of the values don't match, then they are automatically converted to the required type (only string/text needs needs quotations).
incase people want a little explanation, think of "true and false" as built in to the language, same as any other command would be, and think of things like "aqua" as a book-marked piece of data. its like a shortcut for typing in a hex code kinda thing. its way more complicated than that, but thats just a basic explanation incase you're curious.
i did this like a month ago with a friend that was high on weed, paranoia is now a main factor in his daily minecraft life as well as thinking he said stuff he didnt
I want to prank my friend who doesn't know how to use commands by telling him to give me op and saying that increases quality, when I'm going to make it that I left the game, and then I'm going to start trolling using the tellraw command, I'm gonna really have to be careful because I only get one shot at this prank, I won't be able to do it again because then he'll know if I reveal it what the op command actually does, to be honest I can still call him and survival 😂
The "translate" operator is essentially used with a translation key that you may find in resource packs. For example, player joining the server is "multiplayer.player.joined". Now if you use it alone just like that: {"translation":"multiplayer.player.joined"}, it will print this thing: "%s joined the game" (if you're playing with English language, it will otherwise display in your selected language). If you see this "%s" thing in the message, then it means that's a placeholder that actually needs to be replaced with something. That something can actually be set with the "with" operator, like this: {"translation":"multiplayer.player.joined","with":["Herobrine"]} (note, the square brackets need to be there, it's literally a list of arguments for the replacement). The resulting string is "Herobrine joined the game". Now the actual join message is yellow, so this is the command you would run to have people think that Herobrine joined the game: /tellraw @a {"translation":"multiplayer.player.joined","with":["Herobrine"],"color":"yellow"} This is pretty nifty if you ask me. :D And not only does it look convincing for English users, it actually looks convincing to all players regardless of whatever language they're using. Sneaky! Because nothing breaks immersion more than an English language join message that should be localized for the player playing for example with Spanish language selected in their game. Yeah.
funfact : most coding language including java have value types like strings (string) boolian (bool) integers (int) character (char) bool is just a simple true or false string is text with a " at the begging and end a int is just a number any number a char is one character with a ' at the begging and end you will be needing them in commands and coding 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓 also is new line very neat
Trust me guys, this is the best command you will ever use (aside from /kill of course)
And it works with cheats off
@@wraith117 no
@@wraith117 no
@@sinatraforeign it let me
@@sinatraforeign idk y
fun fact:
2:45
This only exists because Julian (the creator of the end poem) requested it as a way to obscure text but still have it there (to give you the idea that they are speaking something you cannot comprehend), he's also the reason to why putting "PLAYERNAME" in any text (which includes Tellraw) says the name of the entity that sees the text
it's accessable ingame for the sake of map making
The obfuscate feature is honestly one of my favorites, so cool and useful
@@ghost_ship_supreme If you wanna make the ciphers from Gravity Falls in Minecraft, that’s how you do it! No one can crack a cipher like that! It’s just random, constantly changing text!
@@mbcommandnerd That's not the point. They're not supposed to be cracked, you cannot comprehend what they say because they say nothing
do you know what its called? I cant seem to find like a wiki on it and I'd really like to know more
@@Issactly what what is called?
Ooh ! Yellow watches this kind of content ?? Makes sense !
glad to see other people finding his playlist lmao
@@ImANormal_Guy lol same
@@Hades-n9i same lol
@@xx4-j5p same here 😅
@@CyberN-7660 same again!
this command is my favourite. I’ve let myself use command blocks in my survival world for behind the scenes magic and there is something about having the name of the castle and all the villager stores I’m entering pop up that brings my world together perfectly
i really love the color "reset" it is so vivid and filled with life and love thats why its really rare in nature wich makes it rare , pure and beautiful
the hex version of "reset" is #FFFFFF
@@zimap r/Woooosh
@@zimap oh. I did that because #FFFFFF and white are the same
it's all fun and games until you see
*you feel an evil presence watching you*
in chat
"uhh what game did i launch again"
*notch has joined the game*
Five seconds later.
I'm getting flashbacks to when I first saw that, good times.
The Eye followed you, even if it's *blocked*...
Eheh, got it ?-
at 6:30, the translate feature is based on the lang\*.json files. let's say you have your language set as US english, the file containing all the lines and everything for that language will be stored in lang\en_us.json. If you wanna use a line from the file, you would input {"translate":"the.identifier.for.the.object.eg"}. this will output whatever the button at the top of the pause menu says in the user's selected language. You can edit the lang files with a resource pack to add custom text by just adding a new line in the same style but unless you edit the line for every single available language, it will only work for the one(s) you've added/changed lines to.
and at 3:20, true/false don't need quotations because they're boolean values, strings are usually encased in quote marks but integers, floating points and booleans aren't.
For bedrock edition:
/tellraw @a {"rawtext":[{"text":"§eHerobrine joined the game"}]}
You can display the scoreboard value too. For example:
/tellraw @a {"rawtext":[{"score":{"name":" ","objective":" "}}]}
/tellraw @a {"rawtext":[{"text":"§e§lName Joined The Game"}]}
Tanks!
How do you change the color
I can't find that symbol on my switch nor phone
@@CaineKazlowski I can I just press ?123 then I press =\+ and it's second to top right
Thank you Yellow for showing us this video
can’t wait to prank my friends by saying /tellraw {“text”:”herobrine has joined the server”,”color”:”yellow”}
lol
doesnt work lol
@@YoItsSenn are you OP on the server? if you arent, wont work
@@SamMurphy-j2f its missing "@a"
@@YoItsSenn oh *;-;*
You just got yourself a new follower. I was drinking tea at 4:12 and I just burst out laughing and almost choked on the tea. 10/10 expirience, would definitely recommend.👍🏻
*wow*
I finally just realized that Minecraft basically uses jsons in its commands
It is json
It literalls uses json
Yellow brought me here, anyone?
Yep XD
So either this is for funny reasons just joking around or there might be some clues to something like a arg?
Same, I think it’s just fleshing out the character but it’s really cool to see
@@skyeandbasty9630 its form a list @Itsmeyellow2 made (idk if it's oficial from @alanbecker )
Same
I use tellraw frequently but i thought it was only useful for messages! Definetively will be trying it
Another great tutorial, keep the good work
Omg this is so cute 😭 yellow has a playlist on his channel, and it’s red stone tutorials ❤
As a person who understands JSON, this was a piece of cake.
Yellow was here :)
I was here I’m not the same yellow
I’ve known about tellraw forever now but still an amazing command
I mean, if yellow watches this... It makes sense, its redstone ,commands....
THIS COMMAND IS AMAZING me and my friend are making a minecraft arg and this command makes it much more possible, only issue is im never remembering how to type all of this, thanks for the command generator!
Itsmeyellow got me here
Honestly, that's something I'd do even without you trying to mess with me
I would like to add that you can just use "" in place of {"text":""}.
/tellraw @a " This is a test" works, if you don't want to change the colors and such.
this works for any of the json formats (I'm pretty sure)
This is quality contenent, you opened a world to me
I agree, Your So useful and wise!
i came from yellows video!!!!
Yo what didn't kno yellow had a playlist
Thank you so much! You taught me how to use the tellraw command and now i can make a custom map for another yt! ❤❤❤
if anyone is interested heres an explanation on the computer science coding part behind it.
each group of curly brackets is a "dictionary" (this syntax is exatly like python my best language) meaning that something can be assigned a value *. for example, "text":"hi there" sets the value of "text" in this dictionary to "hi there". Each of these dictionaries is seen as one part of the thing you want in chat, and commas seperate the different values in the dictionary you want to define for the text that will be printed, as well as the seperate dictionaries
The square brackets make an "array" or "list". It literally is just a list of values seperated by commas. or in this case, a list of dictionaries. Without it there would be an error if you tried to make multiple dictionaries
anything in " " is a string, which is a type of variable that is just a 'string' of letters (crazy innit)
the reason true and false arent in " " is because they are not a string. another type of variable in coding is booleans, which can only be yes or no, true or false. They are not identified with " ", just by not misspelling true or false. different people who know different languages might have different opinions (like its a JSON object or it returns 0 or 1 etc) but that doesn't matter all different explanations for the exact same use (in all the languages i know about at least)
"
" just means new line you don't need a dictionary because when the computer looks at it it doesnt see "
", it sees:
"
"
because the "\" is goofy and im not bothered to explain it since it would take a while so just accept "
" is new line.
if you really wanna know (if you even unterstood a word of what i just said lol) just reply and ask
i might answer with a better explanation
or research it
* think of it like an irl dictionary - the word "dumb" is assigned "temporarily unable or unwilling to speak" (in official oxford languages dictionary there are a lot but heres one lol)
so when you check the dictionary for the value of variable "dumb", you get "temporarily unable or unwilling to speak" minecraft checkes the dictionary for the value of "text" and finds whatever you put there. once it constructs the finished striing with all the values you put in the dictionary matching to the right words ("text", "bold", etc.), it prints it to chat.
ok i wanted this to be a short explanation but like no one i know has an attention span these days so this might as well be a whole essay for you sorry
i bet youre not even reading this cuz you do not care at all
bye
the whole format of it is just called JSON
Thanks Yellow :)
And you're telling me I have to remember this shait
The format that he is showing in this video for the tellraw command is JSON format with the possible JSON inputs that mojang has encoded into chat functions, welcome to the world of programming if you actually followed this tutorial! UA-cam sends video titles, links, recommended videos, channel names, view counts, like counts, etc in JSON and the UA-cam app or webpage decodeds them and displays them the same as Minecraft is decoding the information for the tellraw command
No one cares
Jason is also used in beamng vehicles.
6:30 Like with the key binds, you have to take a translation string (Minecraft uses them and in the translation files stand, which it should be replaced with.)
Thanks yellow
/tellraw @s (“text”:”herobrine has joined the game”,”color”:”yellow”,”bold”false)
Ty
I feel personally attacked that your jump key is 'q'
tf is that emoji
i wanna know too
@@hiddenguy67 its on youtube desktop
The Fitnessgram pacer test part got me too good lmao
the fitnessgram pacer test is a multistage aerobic capacity test that progressively gets more difficult as it continues.
why the hell is your jump key the q?
fr
so he can drop himself out of the air
3:24 The "tellraw" seems to take 2 arguments: who should see the message and a json object (Javascript Object Notation) containing the text and how it should be formated. true and false don't need quotations there because true and false are already actual values in Java (and Javascript). If the types of the values don't match, then they are automatically converted to the required type (only string/text needs needs quotations).
yellow watchs these because theyre FIREE
This command I have searched for for hours 😂
incase people want a little explanation, think of "true and false" as built in to the language, same as any other command would be, and think of things like "aqua" as a book-marked piece of data. its like a shortcut for typing in a hex code kinda thing.
its way more complicated than that, but thats just a basic explanation incase you're curious.
No, the explanation is that this is json which has 5 datatypes. Boolean, number, string, array and object. Only strings need quotation marks.
@@borstenpinsel fair, but that's also quite complicated for someone who has zero understanding of programming
I can just imagine yellow using this all the time when he is exploring far from the others
Poor HollowedRaven didn't know what was going on
IM HERE BEACAUSE OF YELLOW
nice scout tf2 reference in the beginning
Yellow must use this to mess with people a lot
or he just likes the yellow text
Ok let’s be honest, your here because of yellow.
True
Finally i can have a friend
I think that the Legitimoose tutorial holds up really well
Yellow just putting this on interesting videos 💀
i did this like a month ago with a friend that was high on weed, paranoia is now a main factor in his daily minecraft life as well as thinking he said stuff he didnt
I want to prank my friend who doesn't know how to use commands by telling him to give me op and saying that increases quality, when I'm going to make it that I left the game, and then I'm going to start trolling using the tellraw command, I'm gonna really have to be careful because I only get one shot at this prank, I won't be able to do it again because then he'll know if I reveal it what the op command actually does, to be honest I can still call him and survival 😂
The first noise of the video jumpscared me lol I had my volume on max
The "translate" operator is essentially used with a translation key that you may find in resource packs. For example, player joining the server is "multiplayer.player.joined". Now if you use it alone just like that: {"translation":"multiplayer.player.joined"}, it will print this thing: "%s joined the game" (if you're playing with English language, it will otherwise display in your selected language). If you see this "%s" thing in the message, then it means that's a placeholder that actually needs to be replaced with something. That something can actually be set with the "with" operator, like this: {"translation":"multiplayer.player.joined","with":["Herobrine"]} (note, the square brackets need to be there, it's literally a list of arguments for the replacement). The resulting string is "Herobrine joined the game". Now the actual join message is yellow, so this is the command you would run to have people think that Herobrine joined the game: /tellraw @a {"translation":"multiplayer.player.joined","with":["Herobrine"],"color":"yellow"}
This is pretty nifty if you ask me. :D And not only does it look convincing for English users, it actually looks convincing to all players regardless of whatever language they're using. Sneaky! Because nothing breaks immersion more than an English language join message that should be localized for the player playing for example with Spanish language selected in their game. Yeah.
Thanks I can use this command to troll my friends the next time they join my server.
I already knew how to use tellraw but good job
we need yellow to oil up
Clipped
Who's here from the itsmeyellow channel for investigation?
this is so useful i was in need for this (making a mob troll)
Ah yes the SdKfz 205 Panzerkampfwagen VIII in 2:34 is very good
can i see the build in the 0:01
2:46 .. bcuz it's to make it look more like a cryptic text ;) (suggested to only apply obfuscated using any and or all art related story thing ever)
It is easier for people to understand this command who know JSON. Anyways, cool video!
Yellow watching this haha
2:33 SdKfz 205 Panzerkampfwagen VIII be like
vroom, vroom ur dead now
I... am immune, for I, have the power of the chat heads mod 😂
It will be fun trolling my cousins one. I have this.😂 Thanks for this amazing video.
People whos video are in yellow playlist gonna be so confused
incredible how effective minecraft players are at figuring out how to use dev features without knowing what json syntax is
the tutorial is really useful but what i also learned is "my issue is your mother" i'm gonna use it for life ty
Bro is the nice duper trooper. Except you do commands mostly
found this on yellow stick figure's playlist
yellow stick figure was here
Yellow likes this video
The McLovin ID gets me everytime
I used to do this a lot on my maps when command blocks were first introduced. Good times 🥲
Thanks, a new way to mess with my friends 😈
3:25 its a bolean in a nutshell it means yes(true) or no(false) due to yes being a 1 and no is a 0 it is already built in all computers i guess xd
3:25 The term for a true/false value is "boolean". Good job.
int number = 0;
std::string text="example";
bool test = false;
You are the best bro thanks for teaching those 😊
idk abt you guys but I'm here from yellow
Wdym from yellow
@@UndyingPlayer y e l l o w
Hey I like this guy's humor.
so real Yellow watches these lmao
The responsibility to mess with your friends.
tysm this helps alot and while ur doing this tut ur also really funny :)
How many people are from Yellow's channel?
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Like beggar
Yellow likes this video and put it in playlist be proud
Yellow sure loves redstone lol
im here because of a stick figure nicknamed after it´s colour
Alan becker??? Huh
funfact : most coding language including java have value types like
strings (string)
boolian (bool)
integers (int)
character (char)
bool is just a simple true or false
string is text with a " at the begging and end
a int is just a number any number
a char is one character with a ' at the begging and end
you will be needing them in commands and coding 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓
also
is new line very neat
we dont talk about vector value
This looks esy to remember but I know I will forget this in just an hour
The best Tutorial for it👍
Bro why this is so complicated 😭 but thanks to the tutorial
i have literally never heard of tellraw
how is it so old
command in command block : /tellraw [insert anything] {"text":"[insert your text here]"}
On bedrock: tellraw @a {“rawtext”:[{“text”:”example text”}]} (use § for colors and bold)
6:37 no google translate but im bout to translate it: i need to use the bathrooms
6:27 its prob because it would just send a blank message because of the key being space.