Player's experience level — the green number above the bar. The game displays it itself.
Read-only criterion: the game writes the score, and commands set, add, and remove respond with 'The task is read-only.'
Player's experience level — the green number above the bar. The game displays it itself.
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Create a target and display it — two commands
/scoreboard objectives add lvl level "Уровень"/scoreboard objectives setdisplay sidebar lvlScore: levels Only for reading. The target's name in commands is lvl, it can be taken by anyone.
Player's experience level — the green number above the bar. The game displays it itself.
Read-only criterion: the game writes the score, and commands set, add, and remove respond with 'The task is read-only.'
To the right on screen — one target for all; in the tab and under the username — also one each.
/scoreboard objectives setdisplay sidebar lvl/scoreboard objectives setdisplay list lvl/scoreboard objectives setdisplay below_name lvl/scoreboard objectives setdisplay sidebarLast line — condition: the command will execute for players whose score falls within the range. It's placed in a command block.
/scoreboard players get @s lvl/scoreboard objectives remove lvl/execute as @a if score @s lvl matches 30.. run say Пора к чародейскому столу!| What | Value |
|---|---|
| How to write in a command | level |
| What is considered | levels |
| Read-only. | yes — the game keeps the score |
| In the default tab | number |
Player's experience level — the green number above the bar. The game displays it itself.
No: this criterion is read-only; the counter is set by the game itself. Commands like set, add, and remove will respond with 'This task is read-only.'
Create a scoreboard objective with the command /scoreboard objectives add lvl level "Level" and display it with: /scoreboard objectives setdisplay below_name lvl. In the tab, use list instead of below_name.
All criteria Minecraft /scoreboard Command
Data from Minecraft 26.3: Criteria, units, and names — from game code and game localization; each command on the page has been verified by analyzing the game itself.
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