Arqade Asked by JackOBoi04 on February 22, 2021
I’ve been messing around with command blocks recently, and I need to be able to ‘log’ my command block output.
I can see the last output it had
‘Gave 1 diamond to JackOBoi04’ (example)
but I am trying to find a way to take said output, and log it in a book, or something like so even when I’m offline, when I come back online I can look back at the list of said command block’s output, from when I was offline.
You can't. Besides for a simple succeeded or failed, you cannot read output from a command block.
Perhaps you could use the /clone command to clone a ton of different command blocks so you can go and look through all the copies but that is pretty unreasonable.
Answered by Penguin on February 22, 2021
If you construct your command blocks to increment a scoreboard its a form of logging:
/scoreboard objectives add diamond
/scoreboard players set diamond diamond 0
The above commands creates a scoreboard objective 'diamond' then sets a fake player's score to 0 (as long as the name doesn't match the name of someone on the server you can make as many fake players as you want).
At the end of a chain of command logic, you could put the following command to 'log' the example you gave.
/scoreboard players add diamond diamond 1
Then when you want to view the results you could list the objectives of your fake player
/scoreboard players list diamond
Answered by peabody on February 22, 2021
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