Creating a double-jump mechanic in Minecraft using commands












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I am trying to make double jumping, i.e. jumping again in midair but only once before you hit the ground again. Hitting the ground should reset you to allow another double jump to happen.



What I've got so far doesn't quite work. Is anyone able to have a look?



Here is my code:



a repeating command block with



/scoreboard players set @a[scores={sneak=1}] sneak 0


leading into another repeating command block with conditional on with



/execute at @a[scores={sneak=1,double=0}] if block ~ ~-0.75 ~ air run effect give @p[scores={sneak=1}] minecraft:levitation 1 0 true


which finally leads into another conditional repeating command block with



execute at @a if block ~ ~-0.5 ~ air run effect clear @a minecraft:levitation


which ends that chain.



there are other commands than reset scores when needed, such as



execute at @a if block ~ ~-0.5 ~ air run scoreboard players set @p[scores={sneak=..1}] sneak 0


along with



execute at @a unless block ~ ~-0.5 ~ air run scoreboard players set @p[scores={double=..1}] double 0


But this isn't working. Can I have some help please?










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  • Hi Sebastian, can you tell us what 'doesn't work'? What exactly happens when you attempt a double jump?

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    18 hours ago
















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I am trying to make double jumping, i.e. jumping again in midair but only once before you hit the ground again. Hitting the ground should reset you to allow another double jump to happen.



What I've got so far doesn't quite work. Is anyone able to have a look?



Here is my code:



a repeating command block with



/scoreboard players set @a[scores={sneak=1}] sneak 0


leading into another repeating command block with conditional on with



/execute at @a[scores={sneak=1,double=0}] if block ~ ~-0.75 ~ air run effect give @p[scores={sneak=1}] minecraft:levitation 1 0 true


which finally leads into another conditional repeating command block with



execute at @a if block ~ ~-0.5 ~ air run effect clear @a minecraft:levitation


which ends that chain.



there are other commands than reset scores when needed, such as



execute at @a if block ~ ~-0.5 ~ air run scoreboard players set @p[scores={sneak=..1}] sneak 0


along with



execute at @a unless block ~ ~-0.5 ~ air run scoreboard players set @p[scores={double=..1}] double 0


But this isn't working. Can I have some help please?










share|improve this question









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  • Hi Sebastian, can you tell us what 'doesn't work'? What exactly happens when you attempt a double jump?

    – Robotnik
    18 hours ago














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I am trying to make double jumping, i.e. jumping again in midair but only once before you hit the ground again. Hitting the ground should reset you to allow another double jump to happen.



What I've got so far doesn't quite work. Is anyone able to have a look?



Here is my code:



a repeating command block with



/scoreboard players set @a[scores={sneak=1}] sneak 0


leading into another repeating command block with conditional on with



/execute at @a[scores={sneak=1,double=0}] if block ~ ~-0.75 ~ air run effect give @p[scores={sneak=1}] minecraft:levitation 1 0 true


which finally leads into another conditional repeating command block with



execute at @a if block ~ ~-0.5 ~ air run effect clear @a minecraft:levitation


which ends that chain.



there are other commands than reset scores when needed, such as



execute at @a if block ~ ~-0.5 ~ air run scoreboard players set @p[scores={sneak=..1}] sneak 0


along with



execute at @a unless block ~ ~-0.5 ~ air run scoreboard players set @p[scores={double=..1}] double 0


But this isn't working. Can I have some help please?










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I am trying to make double jumping, i.e. jumping again in midair but only once before you hit the ground again. Hitting the ground should reset you to allow another double jump to happen.



What I've got so far doesn't quite work. Is anyone able to have a look?



Here is my code:



a repeating command block with



/scoreboard players set @a[scores={sneak=1}] sneak 0


leading into another repeating command block with conditional on with



/execute at @a[scores={sneak=1,double=0}] if block ~ ~-0.75 ~ air run effect give @p[scores={sneak=1}] minecraft:levitation 1 0 true


which finally leads into another conditional repeating command block with



execute at @a if block ~ ~-0.5 ~ air run effect clear @a minecraft:levitation


which ends that chain.



there are other commands than reset scores when needed, such as



execute at @a if block ~ ~-0.5 ~ air run scoreboard players set @p[scores={sneak=..1}] sneak 0


along with



execute at @a unless block ~ ~-0.5 ~ air run scoreboard players set @p[scores={double=..1}] double 0


But this isn't working. Can I have some help please?







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  • Hi Sebastian, can you tell us what 'doesn't work'? What exactly happens when you attempt a double jump?

    – Robotnik
    18 hours ago



















  • Hi Sebastian, can you tell us what 'doesn't work'? What exactly happens when you attempt a double jump?

    – Robotnik
    18 hours ago

















Hi Sebastian, can you tell us what 'doesn't work'? What exactly happens when you attempt a double jump?

– Robotnik
18 hours ago





Hi Sebastian, can you tell us what 'doesn't work'? What exactly happens when you attempt a double jump?

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18 hours ago










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