How to use the /clear command correctly?
I used The following:
/clear @p (id of item ex:1) 8
I wanted to remove only a certain amount of items. Any ideas on how to remove only a few items rather than all of them?
Note: I am using 1.7.10 because I'm using a modpack.
Best Answer
So the syntax of the command is:
clear [player] [item] [data] [max-count] [dataTag]
So if you wanted to clear your own inventory you would say:
/clear
If you wanted to clear rappatic's inventory:
/clear rappatic
If you wanted to clear rappatic's inventory of stone blocks:
/clear rappatic minecraft:stone
If you wanted to clear rappatic's inventory of blue wool (here for data values)
/clear rappatic minecraft:wool 11
or for all types of wool:
/clear rappatic minecraft:wool -1
To clear rappatic's inventory of 12 stone blocks:
/clear rappatic minecraft:stone 1 12
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Answer 2
From the minecraft wiki:
clear [player] [item] [data] [maxCount] [dataTag]
For example: clear @p 1 -1 64 will remove all kinds of stone up to a stack (-1 in data means match only itemID, so stone, granite, diorite, etc will be removed).
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