Uploaded August 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In 15w34b, Mojang introduced a new "Conditional" toggleable feature for Command Blocks. Similar to a comparator, this feature allows clock strips to only execute commands based on the prior command's success count.
Condition Clarification (Thanks to Skylinerw)
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An important distinction to make is that it's not necessarily the command block "BEFORE" the conditional block that's being checked, but the block touching the SQUARE SIDE or "BEHIND" it.
In this image: ► http://i.imgur.com/i5Zosfo.png
#4 is set to conditional and REQUIRES #1 to be successful in output, not #3. It needs #3 in order to connect to the chain of commands.
So instead of checking the command block passing a chained signal, it checks the opposite direction that it's "facing".
Previous Tutorial on New Command Blocks (15w34a)
► youtube.com/watch?v=3zkw9RzyZf0
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In 15w34b, Mojang introduced a new "Conditional" toggleable feature for Command Blocks. Similar to a comparator, this feature allows clock strips to only execute commands based on the prior command's success count.
Condition Clarification (Thanks to Skylinerw)
--------------------------------------------------------
An important distinction to make is that it's not necessarily the command block "BEFORE" the conditional block that's being checked, but the block touching the SQUARE SIDE or "BEHIND" it.
In this image: ► http://i.imgur.com/i5Zosfo.png
#4 is set to conditional and REQUIRES #1 to be successful in output, not #3. It needs #3 in order to connect to the chain of commands.
So instead of checking the command block passing a chained signal, it checks the opposite direction that it's "facing".
Previous Tutorial on New Command Blocks (15w34a)
► youtube.com/watch?v=3zkw9RzyZf0
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![SPINNING RECORD PLAYER | Minecraft Tutorial
Using the /stopsound command, we can now create a record player in vanilla Minecraft, that show the disc spinning on the jukebox.
NOTE: For 1.10 (snapshots), use this command for rotating the ArmorStand
/execute @e[name=DiscStand] ~ ~ ~ tp @e[name=DiscStand,r=0,c=1] ~ ~ ~ ~8 ~
Apparently, the leashknot sound effect needs to be played to the master source. Im not quite sure why. See the pastebin link for full commands.
Commands used in this video
http://pastebin.com/txTCmG4m
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