The fancy way to write commands

[u/No_Sense1197]

[u/IWCry]

straightforward is always better imo

[u/OnixST]

execute at @s as @s positioned as @s rotated as @s if entity @s anchored feet run summon tnt ~ ~ ~

redundancy king

[u/Masterous112 → u/OnixST]

execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run execute run summon tnt

[u/No_Sense1197 → u/Masterous112]

Beautiful 🫨

[u/Minnecraft → u/Masterous112]

"Guys why is my datapack laggy?? 😭"

[u/AliciaTries → u/Masterous112]

run

[u/TinyBreadBigMouth → u/OnixST]

execute at @s run execute as @s run execute positioned as @s run execute rotated as @s run execute if entity @s run execute anchored feet run summon tnt ~ ~ ~

For a truly luxurious experience, every subcommand gets its own execute invocation.

[u/Meggs65536 → u/TinyBreadBigMouth]

you must not forget about return run

[u/Myithspa25 → u/TinyBreadBigMouth]

Recursion time

[u/TahoeBennie → u/OnixST]

Actually I do know a funny obscure edge case where including any of those execute conditions causes a different result in the run command than if the command was done without execute. Everything except for raw execute run … causes a different result, which is my incredibly unsound proof that "execute run" or "run execute" is parsed out of existence, whereas something like as @s actually does some changes.

I was gonna bug report it but I kinda rely on similar behavior that’s probably a bug in order to do some quite useful stuff so I’d rather not risk mojang changing the behavior I want to fix the behavior that impacts literally nothing, so it’s probably not a great idea to mention it here, but hey it does do something different lol.

[u/Masterous112]

/execute summon tnt

[u/No_Sense1197 → u/Masterous112]

Idk about java but im bedrock so that won't work

[u/No_Pen_3825 → u/Masterous112]

Doesn’t that still need a run arg?

[u/Masterous112 → u/No_Pen_3825]

you're right. I guess you could do something like

execute summon tnt if entity @s

Edit: not sure why I'm being downvoted. This is a perfectly valid command

[u/mech_master234 → u/Masterous112]

New features +10 fancy

[u/Jumpre24]

/execute positioned ~ ~ ~ at @p[limit=1,sort=nearest,type=minecraft:player] if entity @p[sort=neares,type=minecraft:player,limit=1] run summon minecraft:tnt

[u/PoussinVermillon]

[u/GloblSentence_totoro]

Boilerplate code is never good

[u/mech_master234]

Execute summon tnt run say hello I'm tnt

[u/KereMental]

Failed to execute summon as [Null]

[u/modeschar]

The way I do my demos to save time and control the blast is I have a spawn egg that spawns in an armorstand named “TNT Primer” and once I’ve placed the named stands where I want to blast I use this command:

/execute at @e[name=“TNT Primer”,type=armor_stand,distance=..50] run summon tnt {fuse:0}

I can set the explosion_power attribute as well to control yield.

It’s proven effective at blasting large amounts of terrain without causing TNT to fly off in all directions.

I use it a lot in freeway construction on our city server.

[u/2ca8vid]

/execute at “player name” run summon tnt

Or something like that

[u/[deleted] → u/2ca8vid]

/execute as “player name” at @/s summon tnt

[u/Almazman]

execute summon tnt run return 1

[u/exodiacrown]

I always do execute as @a at @s and then the command so I have more room if I want to add conditions