October 2014
Intermediate to advanced
224 pages
4h 25m
English
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Chapter 8
Using Data Tags to Customize Objects
In This Chapter
Understanding the structure of a data tag
Implementing data tags in entities, items, and blocks
Debugging broken data tags
Using attributes, displays, and more to customize your game
A data tag is a variable stored in an object — that is, a block or an entity — taking various values that can affect how that object performs. When executing commands that summon, adjust, or detect these objects, you can include values of certain data tags to implement into the process. If you want to create chests with preset contents, zombies wielding powerful weapons, or giant stacks of chickens, you can do this and more with the right data tags. This chapter shows you how to use all sorts of data tags, and how to apply them to enhance your Minecraft experience in creative new ways.
Understanding the Syntax of Data Tags
Data tags are described in a special language that is added to normal commands. For example, take a look at this command:
summon Creeper ~ ~ ~ {powered:1b, ExplosionRadius:9}
This command works as written — the curly ...
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