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In the data pack, create the following folders: data>namespace>tags>functions. Then, in the last folder create a .json file. Call it "tick.json". Inside, enter the following text: {"values": ["namespace:function"]} You can enter multiples functions. You can find a couple example here:
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Functions are data pack files, allowing players to run lists of commands. Being text files, they are easily modifiable and less likely than command blocks to induce lag when used in large quantities.
A function is a text file with the file extension .mcfunction. The recommended encoding for function files is ANSI or UTF-8, without BOM.
Function files belong in the following folder of a data pack's structure, highlighted below:
••pack.mcmeta
•pack.png
•data
••advancements
Invocation from commands
Functions can be invoked using the /function command. A single function can be invoked by specifying its resource location. Unlike other data pack files, functions are supported by tags, allowing them to be grouped together. /function also accepts a function tag's resource location, invoking all listed functions.
Invocation from advancements
Advancements can run a function once as a reward for completing them. The commands in the function are run through the player who completed the advancement. Reward functions are called within advancement JSON files using the following format:
Invocation from function tags
Functions can be grouped together using function tags. Functions in a tag get executed in the defined order, but only the first occurrence of the same function if it occurs multiple times. In addition, there are two function tags within the minecraft namespace that have special behavior: •Functions listed in the minecraft:load tag run when the world is loaded, or when the server is started. Listed functions also run whenever the data pack is reloaded. •These functions run before the player joins the world, meaning any target selectors do not find players. Therefore, commands like /tellraw and /title do not appear for any player. •Functions listed in the minecraft:tick tag run at the beginning of each tick, repeating every tick.
Issues relating to "Function" are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues there.
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You can use the /function command to run a function in Minecraft. This is a great way to chain multiple commands without using a command block . Let's explore how to use this cheat (game command).
Aug 4, 2024 · Functions can be invoked using the / function command and / execute if function command. A single function can be invoked by specifying its resource location . Functions are supported by tags, allowing them to be grouped together. /function also accepts a function tag, invoking all listed functions.
Functions are read from top to bottom, and each line inside of a function file is read as a single command. Now unlike command blocks, you are not allowed use a "/" at the beginning of a command. Here's a quick and very basic example of what a function file might look like.
Jan 28, 2020 · Functions are commonly used by mapmakers in Minecraft. A function is a command that is essentially a shortcut to run one command, or multiple, at once! In this video I show you how to create...
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Runs commands founds in the corresponding function file with command execution context (executor, execution position, angles, etc) of the /function command. In Java Edition, runs a function or all functions in a tag from a datapack. In Bedrock Edition, Runs a function from a behavior pack.