Arqade Asked by JoseMR on July 12, 2021
So. I am trying to make a boat move in minecraft. I don’t want all those noisy pistons and stuff, and I want to make it move like one block at a time I don’t know how to use the clone command. Does anyone know how to make my boat move one block a time?, like the command. What command do I have to put because whenever I try I move it one block forward and to make the previous structure disappear. I want it to move 1 block at a time constantly. Anyone know how to do this, or the command?
First place the following command in a normal (impulse) command block inside the boat, attached to a simple clock. The speed of the clock will determine the speed the boat moves.
/clone ~<x1> ~<y1> ~<z1> ~<x2> ~<y2> ~<z2> ~<x3> ~ ~<z3> replace move
To calculate the values:
x1 is the number of blocks in the negative x direction from the command block to the edge of the boat, not including the command block, multiplied by -1.
y1 is the number of blocks in the negative y direction from the command block to the bottom of the boat, not including the command block, multiplied by -1.
z1 is the number of blocks in the negative z direction from the command block to the edge of the boat, not including the command block, multiplied by -1.
x2 is the number of blocks in the positive x direction from the command block to the edge of the boat, not including the command block.
y2 is the number of blocks in the positive y direction from the command block to the top of the boat, not including the command block.
z2 is the number of blocks in the positive z direction from the command block to the edge of the boat, not including the command block.
If you want the boat to move in the positive x direction then x3 = 1, z3 = 0.
If you want the boat to move in the negative x direction then x3 = -1, z3 = 0.
If you want the boat to move in the positive z direction then x3 = 0, z3 = 1.
If you want the boat to move in the negative z direction then x3 = 0, z3 = -1.
Hope this helps.
Answered by BluCode on July 12, 2021
First place the following command in a normal (impulse) command block inside the boat, attached to a simple clock. The speed of the clock will determine the speed the boat moves.
/clone ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ replace move To calculate the values:
x1 is the number of blocks in the negative x direction from the command block to the edge of the boat, not including the command block, multiplied by -1.
y1 is the number of blocks in the negative y direction from the command block to the bottom of the boat, not including the command block, multiplied by -1.
z1 is the number of blocks in the negative z direction from the command block to the edge of the boat, not including the command block, multiplied by -1.
x2 is the number of blocks in the positive x direction from the command block to the edge of the boat, not including the command block.
y2 is the number of blocks in the positive y direction from the command block to the top of the boat, not including the command block.
z2 is the number of blocks in the positive z direction from the command block to the edge of the boat, not including the command block.
If you want the boat to move in the positive x direction then x3 = 1, z3 = 0.
If you want the boat to move in the negative x direction then x3 = -1, z3 = 0.
If you want the boat to move in the positive z direction then x3 = 0, z3 = 1.
If you want the boat to move in the negative z direction then x3 = 0, z3 = -1.
Hope this helps.
Answered by user274671 on July 12, 2021
Yee it’s possible,
You can just add a command block if you want the boat to move in any directions at will, you can have a floor that’s like a D pad using pressure plates.
And under the plates there would be the command blocks
Left plate would be: /clone (cordinates from start of ship) (cordinates from the end of the ship) ^1 ^(cord1-cord2) ^0 replace move
Right plate would be: /clone (cordinates from start of ship) (cordinates from the end of the ship) ^-1 ^(cord1-cord2) ^0 replace move
Top plate would be: /clone (cordinates from start of ship) (cordinates from the end of the ship) ^0 ^(cord1-cord2) ^1 replace move
Back plate would be: /clone (cordinates from start of ship) (cordinates from the end of the ship) ^0 ^(cord1-cord2) ^-1 replace move
Note, make sure the start’s y cordinates is lower than the end’s y cordinate, and the x, y, and z cordinates cover each block
(So if there was blocks in 1 5 8 through 3 6 5, I would use “/clone 1 5 8 3 6 5 ^0 ^-1 ^1 replace move”
Edit: if the left and right ones don’t work, swap the negatives/positives on x cords (so it would have ^-1 and the other one would have ^1)
Answered by SoupMoth _ on July 12, 2021
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