Can multiple values be entered for one axis in a /testfor?
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So I am just wondering if I can add multiple values to one axis in a testfor command. This is an example of what I mean (note this is in command blocks) : testfor @p[x=x1,y=y1,z=z1 z2,r=r1]
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So I am just wondering if I can add multiple values to one axis in a testfor command. This is an example of what I mean (note this is in command blocks) : testfor @p[x=x1,y=y1,z=z1 z2,r=r1]
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So I am just wondering if I can add multiple values to one axis in a testfor command. This is an example of what I mean (note this is in command blocks) : testfor @p[x=x1,y=y1,z=z1 z2,r=r1]
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So I am just wondering if I can add multiple values to one axis in a testfor command. This is an example of what I mean (note this is in command blocks) : testfor @p[x=x1,y=y1,z=z1 z2,r=r1]
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No, you can't. Use two commands instead.
Also, consider if you really need /testfor, it's usually not needed and got removed in 1.13.
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No, you can't. Use two commands instead.
Also, consider if you really need /testfor, it's usually not needed and got removed in 1.13.
answered 10 hours ago
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No, you can't. Use two commands instead.
Also, consider if you really need /testfor, it's usually not needed and got removed in 1.13.
answered 10 hours ago
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No, you can't. Use two commands instead.
Also, consider if you really need /testfor, it's usually not needed and got removed in 1.13.
answered 10 hours ago
Fabian RölingFabian Röling
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No, you can't. Use two commands instead.
Also, consider if you really need /testfor, it's usually not needed and got removed in 1.13.
answered 10 hours ago
Fabian RölingFabian Röling
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answered 10 hours ago
Fabian RölingFabian Röling
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answered 10 hours ago
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