Arqade Asked by Para N. Oid on September 1, 2021
I’m trying to give a shield that has a name and a pattern, but I can’t combine the two nbt tags correctly. Either one works or neither works. Here’s an example of a command I’ve been trying (I’m in 1.14.4 and want this to work on multiplayer, by the way): `
/give @p minecraft:shield{display:{Name:"[{"text":"Shield of the Lake","italic":false,"color":"blue"}]",BlockEntityTag:[{Base:9,Patterns:[{Color:11,Pattern:"gru"},{Color:11,Pattern:"bts"},{Color:3,Pattern:"mr"}]}]}} 1
`
Try putting the BlockEntityTag
under the root object instead of under display
.
Command:
/give @p minecraft:shield{display:{Name:'[{"text":"Shield of the Lake","italic":false,"color":"blue"}]'},BlockEntityTag:{Base:9,Patterns:[{Color:11,Pattern:"gru"},{Color:11,Pattern:"bts"},{Color:3,Pattern:"mr"}]}} 1
The NBT formatted:
{
display: {
Name: '[{"text":"Shield of the Lake","italic":false,"color":"blue"}]'
},
BlockEntityTag: {
Base: 9,
Patterns: [
{Color: 11, Pattern: "gru"},
{Color: 11, Pattern: "bts"},
{Color: 3, Pattern: "mr"}
]
}
}
Answered by cherryblossom on September 1, 2021
/give @p shield{Enchantments:[{id:unbreaking,lvl:3},{id:mending,lvl:1}],BlockEntityTag:{Base:9,Patterns:[{Pattern:"moj",Color:3}]}} 1
Answered by UwU on September 1, 2021
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