No chatoutput in tellraw onClick Event [duplicate]
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I'm using a /tellraw
command to display some kind of menu to the player.
How can I react to the clickEvent without posting something in the chat?
When I try using the scoreboard, I get an output in my chat like this
Set score of <objective> for player <playername> to <value>
. The same thing happens, when trying /setblock
, /entitydata
or /trigger
Is there any way, I can execute a command which commandblocks can detect without writing a success/fail message in the chat?
the only commands without a "real" response message I found were /say
, /tell
and /tellraw
. But all of these are impossible to detect(also, they write something else in the chat).
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