The title command in a execute command
I can't use a /title command in a /execute command. Like this:
/execute @a[score_Health_min=0,score_Health_max=1] ~ ~ ~ /title @a title ["",{"text":"/!\\ You Died :( /!\\","color":"dark_red","underlined":true}]
I use this command and it won't work. Because I'm making a map and when the player died or dying, it will say in the screen:
/!\ You Died /!\
Please help me I don't know how to do this and if it uses a fill clock. I'm just gonna add a fill clock in my map.
Best Answer
where the spawn point is place two command blocks:
/tp @p[r=2]
/title @p[r=2]
make these command blocks repeating (if you're on 1.9 just set it, on 1.8 you should create a clock or more simple a small Redstone circuit with repeaters in circle)
When a player die and is in the spawn location it will execute /title command only to him, and will be teleported to the real spawn location
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What does the title Command do?
The /title command is used to configure the title screen for a player. The /title command has different syntaxes depending on what you would like to do.How do you execute a title in Minecraft?
ExecuteCommand executes a command line during a process. You can use ExecuteCommand to run a desktop application, but not a service.What is an execute command?
First, set the subtitle text with the following command: /titleraw DigMinecraft subtitle {"rawtext":[{"text":"Run for your Life!"}]} Once the cheat has been entered, the title screen (with title and subtitle) will appear on the player's screen.Minecraft Execute Command [1.19] Tutorial
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