MC-48496Many attributes cannot be detected by testfor with datatags
Many tests for attributes listed on the chunk-format and player.dat pages of the Minecraft wiki aren't detected by command blocks testing for them.
Here's a list of tags I've found that don't appear to ever return true, along with example commands I've tested.
Health: testfor @e {Health:20}
HealF: testfor @e {HealF:20.0}
Fire: testfor @e {Fire:-1}
Air: testfor @e {Air:300}
AttackTime: testfor @e {AttackTime:0}
HurtTime: testfor @e {HurtTime:0}
DeathTime: testfor @e {DeathTime:0}
ActiveEffects: testfor @e{ActiveEffects:[{Id:10}]}
inData: testfor @e {inData:1}
If this is a syntax error on my part I apologize, but with such commands as "testfor @e
{Riding:"Pig"}" working fine, I don't see how it could be the case.
Created Issue:
Many attributes cannot be detected by testfor with datatags
Many tests for attributes listed on the chunk-format and player.dat pages of the Minecraft wiki aren't detected by command blocks testing for them.
Here's a list of tags I've found that don't appear to ever return true, along with example commands I've tested.
Health: testfor @e
{Health:20}HealF: testfor @e
{HealF:20.0}Fire: testfor @e
{Fire:-1}Air: testfor @e
{Air:300}AttackTime: testfor @e
{AttackTime:0}HurtTime: testfor @e
{HurtTime:0}DeathTime: testfor @e
{DeathTime:0}ActiveEffects: testfor @e{ActiveEffects:[
{Id:10}]}
If this is a syntax error on my part I apologize, but with such commands as "testfor @e
{Riding:"Pig"}" working fine, I don't see how it could be the case.
Many tests for attributes listed on the chunk-format and player.dat pages of the Minecraft wiki aren't detected by command blocks testing for them.
Here's a list of tags I've found that don't appear to ever return true, along with example commands I've tested.
Health: testfor @e
{Health:20}HealF: testfor @e
{HealF:20.0}Fire: testfor @e
{Fire:-1}Air: testfor @e
{Air:300}AttackTime: testfor @e
{AttackTime:0}HurtTime: testfor @e
{HurtTime:0}DeathTime: testfor @e
{DeathTime:0}ActiveEffects: testfor @e{ActiveEffects:[
{Id:10}]}
If this is a syntax error on my part I apologize, but with such commands as "testfor @e
{Riding:"Pig"}" working fine, I don't see how it could be the case.
Many tests for attributes listed on the chunk-format and player.dat pages of the Minecraft wiki aren't detected by command blocks testing for them.
Here's a list of tags I've found that don't appear to ever return true, along with example commands I've tested.
[CODE]Health: testfor @e
{Health:20}[/CODE]
{HealF:20.0}
HealF: testfor @eFire: testfor @e
{Fire:-1}Air: testfor @e
{Air:300}AttackTime: testfor @e
{AttackTime:0}HurtTime: testfor @e
{HurtTime:0}DeathTime: testfor @e
{DeathTime:0}ActiveEffects: testfor @e{ActiveEffects:[
{Id:10}]}
If this is a syntax error on my part I apologize, but with such commands as "testfor @e
{Riding:"Pig"}" working fine, I don't see how it could be the case.
Many tests for attributes listed on the chunk-format and player.dat pages of the Minecraft wiki aren't detected by command blocks testing for them.
Here's a list of tags I've found that don't appear to ever return true, along with example commands I've tested.
[CODE]Health: testfor @e
{Health:20}[/CODE]
{HealF:20.0}
HealF: testfor @eFire: testfor @e
{Fire:-1}Air: testfor @e
{Air:300}AttackTime: testfor @e
{AttackTime:0}HurtTime: testfor @e
{HurtTime:0}DeathTime: testfor @e
{DeathTime:0}ActiveEffects: testfor @e{ActiveEffects:[
{Id:10}]}
If this is a syntax error on my part I apologize, but with such commands as "testfor @e
{Riding:"Pig"}" working fine, I don't see how it could be the case.
Many tests for attributes listed on the chunk-format and player.dat pages of the Minecraft wiki aren't detected by command blocks testing for them.
Here's a list of tags I've found that don't appear to ever return true, along with example commands I've tested.
Health: testfor @e {Health:20}[/CODE] HealF: testfor @e {HealF:20.0} Fire: testfor @e {Fire:-1} Air: testfor @e {Air:300} AttackTime: testfor @e {AttackTime:0} HurtTime: testfor @e {HurtTime:0} DeathTime: testfor @e {DeathTime:0} ActiveEffects: testfor @e{ActiveEffects:[{Id:10}]}If this is a syntax error on my part I apologize, but with such commands as "testfor @e
{Riding:"Pig"}" working fine, I don't see how it could be the case.
Many tests for attributes listed on the chunk-format and player.dat pages of the Minecraft wiki aren't detected by command blocks testing for them.
Here's a list of tags I've found that don't appear to ever return true, along with example commands I've tested.
Health: testfor @e {Health:20}[/CODE]HealF: testfor @e {HealF:20.0} Fire: testfor @e {Fire:-1} Air: testfor @e {Air:300} AttackTime: testfor @e {AttackTime:0} HurtTime: testfor @e {HurtTime:0} DeathTime: testfor @e {DeathTime:0} ActiveEffects: testfor @e{ActiveEffects:[{Id:10}]}If this is a syntax error on my part I apologize, but with such commands as "testfor @e
{Riding:"Pig"}" working fine, I don't see how it could be the case.
Many tests for attributes listed on the chunk-format and player.dat pages of the Minecraft wiki aren't detected by command blocks testing for them.
Here's a list of tags I've found that don't appear to ever return true, along with example commands I've tested.
Health: testfor @e {Health:20} HealF: testfor @e {HealF:20.0} Fire: testfor @e {Fire:-1} Air: testfor @e {Air:300} AttackTime: testfor @e {AttackTime:0} HurtTime: testfor @e {HurtTime:0} DeathTime: testfor @e {DeathTime:0} ActiveEffects: testfor @e{ActiveEffects:[{Id:10}]} inData: testfor @e {inData:1}If this is a syntax error on my part I apologize, but with such commands as "testfor @e
{Riding:"Pig"}" working fine, I don't see how it could be the case.
A large number of tags require you to label their tag-types, which are listed on the wiki next to the corresponding tag:
Health: testfor @e {Health:20s} HealF: testfor @e {HealF:20.0f} Fire (non-players): testfor @e {Fire:-1s} Fire (players): testfor @e {Fire:-20s} Air: testfor @e {Air:300s} HurtTime: testfor @e {HurtTime:0s} DeathTime: testfor @e {DeathTime:0s} ActiveEffects: testfor @e {ActiveEffects:[{Id:10b}]} inData: testfor @e {inData:1b}AttackTime no longer appears to exist.