Ultimate Guide to Mastering Command Blocks! by Triumph Books

Author:Triumph Books
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Triumph Books
Published: 2016-11-06T04:00:00+00:00

9. SCOREBOARD

We’re now going to be moving on to the most complicated and complex command for command blocks that exists in Minecraft.

Before we go right into it however be aware that we will be working under the assumption that you, the reader, has already covered all other sections prior to this section or at the very least has a basic understanding of all the concepts detailed earlier in this book.

We’ll detail new subjects as they come up but there’s a lot of content to learn with this command even to understand the basics so anything we’ve covered already we’re going to assume you already know.

The being said, scoreboards, what are they?

Well if you’re familiar at all with sports or other games you’ve probably seen them before. It’s essentially a player list with a set of scores associated with each player on that list.

With the scoreboard command in Minecraft there’s a big list of things you can link scores to. Whether they be Objectives, Statistics, or the amount of times you watch a creeper blow up a cow, you can assign almost anything to a player or players as a score.

Keep in mind also that scores aren’t exclusive to just players. Entities can also have scores, and so can any name or title you come up with. There’d be nothing stopping you from coming up with a name like “Flying Pigs” and assigning a scoring system to it with this command.

So let’s get down to the syntax of this command.

When we type in: /scoreboard

Into chat we get:

Usage: /scoreboard <objectives:players:teams:> …

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