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==Command Block Tutorials== | ==Command Block Tutorials== | ||
These pages aim to provide breakdowns of commands and [[Command Block|command block]] systems to give information on how the commands work together to acheive an end goal. Many of the things covered in these tutorials have been used around [[Zedwork]] | These pages aim to provide breakdowns of commands and [[Command Block|command block]] systems to give information on how the commands work together to acheive an end goal. Many of the things covered in these tutorials have been used around [[Zedwork]] | ||
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===Advanced Tutorials=== | ===Advanced Tutorials=== | ||
These tutorials deal with complex systems utilizing powerful commands such as /scoreboard. | These tutorials deal with complex systems utilizing powerful commands such as /scoreboard. | ||
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===Utility Tutorials=== | ===Utility Tutorials=== | ||
*[[Update Commands From 1.9/1.10 To 1.11 Tutorial]] | *[[Update Commands From 1.9/1.10 To 1.11 Tutorial]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:32, 19 November 2020
Please note: The tutorials on this page are all out of date. They cover pre-1.13 command syntax.
Contents
Command Block Tutorials
These pages aim to provide breakdowns of commands and command block systems to give information on how the commands work together to acheive an end goal. Many of the things covered in these tutorials have been used around Zedwork
Beginner Tutorials
Tutorials dealing with simple systems or single commands suitable for people starting out in command blocks.
Intermediate Tutorials
The tutorials in this section analyse useful systems combining multiple command blocks to obtain the end functionality.
Advanced Tutorials
These tutorials deal with complex systems utilizing powerful commands such as /scoreboard.