@@TheCommandsMan Thats okay, but could you still send the me command even though it doesnt explode? I think I know how to fix it and I can send it back to you.
@@gabrielmallory1012 The closest we got was this command, the conversation back and forth is in this comments section though with joonasaarela4601. item replace entity @a hotbar.4 with minecraft:crossbow{ChargedProjectiles:[{id:"minecraft:firework_rocket",Count:1b,tag:{Fireworks:{Explosions:[{Type:4}]}}}],Charged:1b}
Commands for both 1.20+ and pre1.19 are in the description now. If you are receiving a chat message when you turn on the command block, just use this command to make it go away: /gamerule commandBlockOutput false
yeah, you will just need to change the projectile to a firework, like this one: item replace entity @a hotbar.4 with minecraft:crossbow{Charged:1b,ChargedProjectiles:[{id:"minecraft:firework_rocket",Count:1b}]} (I haven't tested this one yet. If it doesn't work, please let me know.)
This should make the firework do max damage, let me know if it still isn’t working. item replace entity @a hotbar.4 with minecraft:crossbow{ChargedProjectiles:[{id:"minecraft:firework_rocket",Count:1b,tag:{Fireworks:{Explosions:[{Type:4}]}}}],Charged:1b}
@@TheCommandsManIt does not work I try to fix it but it only says Expected whitespace to end one argument, but found trailing data at position 55: tcrossbow
@@joonasaarela4601 Sorry man. I've been messing around with the command for a bit and I can't get one that will deal damage. If I find out how to do it, I'll let you know.
Don't worry; I'm here to help you. Step 1: Give yourself a command block with the command /give @s command_block step 2: follow the instructions in the video to copy/paste the command into your command block. P.S. I did notice that this command has been changed in the newest snapshot, I'm working on writing a newer version that will work in the current version. Until then, this command only seems to work in version 1.19.4 and newer. I just added the new, revised commands to the description. :)
You can also add tnt arrow with this .
It charges itself after a few shots, and i want it to be fully automatic
Really? Just 1K (exactly) subs? Really? You deserve more
One day…
can you make a multishot crossbow with fireworks exploding too?
I think we tried this a while ago but could never figure out how to make them do damage
@@TheCommandsMan Thats okay, but could you still send the me command even though it doesnt explode? I think I know how to fix it and I can send it back to you.
@@gabrielmallory1012 The closest we got was this command, the conversation back and forth is in this comments section though with joonasaarela4601.
item replace entity @a hotbar.4 with minecraft:crossbow{ChargedProjectiles:[{id:"minecraft:firework_rocket",Count:1b,tag:{Fireworks:{Explosions:[{Type:4}]}}}],Charged:1b}
Commands for both 1.20+ and pre1.19 are in the description now.
If you are receiving a chat message when you turn on the command block, just use this command to make it go away:
/gamerule commandBlockOutput false
Can you make it work whit Fireworks rockets aa well
yeah, you will just need to change the projectile to a firework, like this one:
item replace entity @a hotbar.4 with minecraft:crossbow{Charged:1b,ChargedProjectiles:[{id:"minecraft:firework_rocket",Count:1b}]}
(I haven't tested this one yet. If it doesn't work, please let me know.)
@@TheCommandsMan it Works but the firework rockets do not Explode so they are useless
This should make the firework do max damage, let me know if it still isn’t working.
item replace entity @a hotbar.4 with minecraft:crossbow{ChargedProjectiles:[{id:"minecraft:firework_rocket",Count:1b,tag:{Fireworks:{Explosions:[{Type:4}]}}}],Charged:1b}
@@TheCommandsManIt does not work I try to fix it but it only says
Expected whitespace to end one argument, but found trailing data at position 55: tcrossbow
@@joonasaarela4601 Sorry man. I've been messing around with the command for a bit and I can't get one that will deal damage. If I find out how to do it, I'll let you know.
how do i make a knockback stick in java 1.21
/give @p stick[enchantments={levels:{'minecraft:knockback':255},show_in_tooltip:true}]
I think this is right, I usually do Bedrock commands
I don’t know how to use commands 😢
Don't worry; I'm here to help you.
Step 1: Give yourself a command block with the command /give @s command_block
step 2: follow the instructions in the video to copy/paste the command into your command block.
P.S. I did notice that this command has been changed in the newest snapshot, I'm working on writing a newer version that will work in the current version. Until then, this command only seems to work in version 1.19.4 and newer.
I just added the new, revised commands to the description. :)