Entities Do Not Accept "team" Selector Parameter/Only living entities (mobs, animals, villagers, players) can be on a team
When running the following:
/scoreboard teams join TEAM1 @e[type=Item]
The item entity is entered into the team as expected. However, inserting a "team" parameter like so:
/scoreboard teams join TEAM2 @e[type=Item,team=TEAM1]
Will not work, and the entity remains in TEAM1. The same occurs when setting the parameter to "blank", "not blank", and "not on team" (given that they could match to begin with, of course):
/scoreboard teams join TEAM2 @e[type=Item,team=] /scoreboard teams join TEAM2 @e[type=Item,team=!] /scoreboard teams join TEAM2 @e[type=Item,team=!TEAM1]
It will work correctly on player targets and regular mobs. Note that this is not restricted to joining teams (in which the following will not work):
/say @e[type=Item,team=TEAM1]
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Entities Do Not Accept "team" Selector Parameter
When running the following:
/scoreboard teams join TEAM1 @e[type=Item]The item entity is entered into the team as expected. However, inserting a "team" parameter like so:
/scoreboard teams join TEAM2 @e[type=Item,team=TEAM1]Will not work, and the entity remains in TEAM1. The same occurs when setting the parameter to "blank", "not blank", and "not on team":
/scoreboard teams join TEAM2 @e[type=Item,team=] /scoreboard teams join TEAM2 @e[type=Item,team=!] /scoreboard teams join TEAM2 @e[type=Item,team=!TEAM1]It will work correctly on player targets.
When running the following:
/scoreboard teams join TEAM1 @e[type=Item]The item entity is entered into the team as expected. However, inserting a "team" parameter like so:
/scoreboard teams join TEAM2 @e[type=Item,team=TEAM1]Will not work, and the entity remains in TEAM1. The same occurs when setting the parameter to "blank", "not blank", and "not on team" (given that they could match to begin with, of course):
/scoreboard teams join TEAM2 @e[type=Item,team=] /scoreboard teams join TEAM2 @e[type=Item,team=!] /scoreboard teams join TEAM2 @e[type=Item,team=!TEAM1]It will work correctly on player targets.
When running the following:
/scoreboard teams join TEAM1 @e[type=Item]The item entity is entered into the team as expected. However, inserting a "team" parameter like so:
/scoreboard teams join TEAM2 @e[type=Item,team=TEAM1]Will not work, and the entity remains in TEAM1. The same occurs when setting the parameter to "blank", "not blank", and "not on team" (given that they could match to begin with, of course):
/scoreboard teams join TEAM2 @e[type=Item,team=] /scoreboard teams join TEAM2 @e[type=Item,team=!] /scoreboard teams join TEAM2 @e[type=Item,team=!TEAM1]It will work correctly on player targets. Note that this is not restricted to joining teams:
/say @e[type=Item,team=TEAM1]
When running the following:
/scoreboard teams join TEAM1 @e[type=Item]The item entity is entered into the team as expected. However, inserting a "team" parameter like so:
/scoreboard teams join TEAM2 @e[type=Item,team=TEAM1]Will not work, and the entity remains in TEAM1. The same occurs when setting the parameter to "blank", "not blank", and "not on team" (given that they could match to begin with, of course):
/scoreboard teams join TEAM2 @e[type=Item,team=] /scoreboard teams join TEAM2 @e[type=Item,team=!] /scoreboard teams join TEAM2 @e[type=Item,team=!TEAM1]It will work correctly on player targets. Note that this is not restricted to joining teams (in which the following will not work):
/say @e[type=Item,team=TEAM1]
When running the following:
/scoreboard teams join TEAM1 @e[type=Item]The item entity is entered into the team as expected. However, inserting a "team" parameter like so:
/scoreboard teams join TEAM2 @e[type=Item,team=TEAM1]Will not work, and the entity remains in TEAM1. The same occurs when setting the parameter to "blank", "not blank", and "not on team" (given that they could match to begin with, of course):
/scoreboard teams join TEAM2 @e[type=Item,team=] /scoreboard teams join TEAM2 @e[type=Item,team=!] /scoreboard teams join TEAM2 @e[type=Item,team=!TEAM1]It will work correctly on player targets and regular mobs. Note that this is not restricted to joining teams (in which the following will not work):
/say @e[type=Item,team=TEAM1]
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[Mojang] Searge (Michael Stoyke) in MC-63391:
Only living entities can be on a team, items are not living entities, only mobs, animals, villagers and players are.
See MC-63391
Chest minecarts cannot be on a team, see MC-63391.
Duplicate of MC-63391.
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Only living entities can be on a team, items are not living entities, only mobs, animals, villagers and players are.