Minecraft command block messages in chat in Spanish [duplicate]

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In my minecraft server/realm I have done this command block that allows one person to sleep and I did the command and that command block disappeared. Now every time a person sleeps a chat message comes up in Spanish:

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I've tried the command /gamerule commandblockoutput false but it didn't work.

How can I fix it?



Best Answer

If you didn't already know, command blocks are case-sensitive. Make sure to double-check and make sure no typos have been made.




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How do I stop repeating command blocks from spamming chats?

To get a repeating command block, players must use the /give command like so: /give @p minecraft:repeating_command_block <amount> . Players can also change a normal command block into a repeating command block by selecting the option in the command block GUI.

How do you make a command block repeat a message?

To copy the entirety of a certain Command block or Text press Ctrl+A to select it all then Ctrl+C to copy it. Might be quicker than pressing shift and going over 280 characters. Oh and after you hit Ctrl+A you can use shift+Left or Right Arrow Key to adjust what is selected.



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