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If you want to install the world you can download it in the mcworld folder and follow the README.md file to install it. Remmenber that the minecraft what I am using it's the bedrock version, not java.
You must need a friend and one of them choose who is Player1 and Player2, the Player1 generate chickens that will be replaced to armor stand and Player2 generate cows and the same. For generate it you need the chicken or cow spawn egg and the one of them start the game generating the mob inside the 3x3 tiktaktoe square one by one and the first make a trial won the point. Every player need to win 5 points to win the game.
Firstly, the tiktaktoe that we are going to create it will be double view, means that you have a table to manage and one for spectate. If you don't want to create the second 3x3 table you can skip the step.
The system are going to detect two players, chicken and cow (you can change it by another mob) generated from eggs, and then kill them and push one armor in the position according to the player.
We are going to push an armor_stand in the position of the animal mob when the command detect it.
/execute @e[type=chicken,x=NUM_X,y=NUM_Y,z=NUM_Z,dx=2,dz=2] ~~~ [...]
NUM_X = The first block on position X
NUM_Y = The first block on position y
NUM_Z = The first block on position z
Remmenber to put the blocks according the xyz position of the map, don't create the game in negatives positions like from 0 4 0 to -2 4 -2 (3x3 square)
The next syntax is summon the armor
/[...] summon armor_stand ~~~ Player1
The complete syntax is
/execute @e[type=chicken,x=NUM_X,y=NUM_Y,z=NUM_Z,dx=2,dz=2] ~~~ summon armor_stand ~~~ Player1
Now for the Player2 (cow, you can change it)
/execute @e[type=cow,x=NUM_X,y=NUM_Y,z=NUM_Z,dx=2,dz=2] ~~~ summon armor_stand ~~~ Player2
All of them in repeat, always active
Now we need to kill the animal generated from the egg
/kill @e[type=chicken]
/kill @e[type=cow]
If you want to kill only in one radius or range use the selector, or both combinated
@e[r=?]
@e[x=?,z=?,dx=?,dz=?]
All this command in chain, conditional, always active. After their own repeat command_block like the picture below
In this part we are goint to create the viewer, for spectate for your friends. Remmenber that this viewer it's optional, so if you don't want to create it you only need to skip the parts where it's that written optional in brackets. (Optional)
Don't forget to create the tokens for Player1 and Player2, only one, we are going to clone it. (Optional)
And finally the numbers for the scores 1 to 5. Please read the rules if you don't know what we are going to make with the scores (Optional)
Let's start showing in the viewer and generating the villagers. Why villagers? We need to create a different villager name to every villager when the user put one armor_stand.
Like if you are Player1 and you generate a chicken in position 1 and the will be killed and changed to armor, at the same time we need to create a villager called Player1-1 (Or any name that you want to change it) and then for Player2 the same and for the rest of positions. Like Player2-3, Player1-9 (Not optional)
Start with the position 1 for Player1, first detect if the armor down it's a concrete 1 and then generate the villager Repeat, always active (Not optional)
/execute @e[type=armor_stand,name=Player1] ~~~ detect ~~-1~ concrete 1 summon villager Player1-1 NUM_X NUM_Y NUM_Z
And then show it in the viewer Chain, conditional, always active. Or Impulse like in the image below (Optional)
/clone NUM_X NUM_Y NUM_Z END_X END_Y END_Z POS_X POS_Y POS_Z
NUM_X = Position x from thge first block of the token
END_X = The last block of the token
POS_X = The position of the viewer where we are going to clone the token
In some cases the player want to remove an armor, and we need at the same times remove the villager we generated and clean the viewer in the current position. So now we need to create a NOR gate NOT + OR and three commands.
- Kill the villager for Player1
- Kill the villager for Player2
- Clean the position of the viewer (Optional)
Example for Position 1 (Remmenber that every position only can stay one armor, so if someone remove one in the specific position kill the both villager at the same times)
1.
/kill @e[type=villager,name=Player1-1] (Impulse)
2.
/kill @e[type=villager,name=Player2-1] (Chain, always active)
3. (Optional)
/fill NUM_X NUM_Y NUM_Z END_X END_Y END_Z concrete 15 (Chain, always active)
NUM_X = Viewer position start block
END_X = Viewer position end block
Now try doing with the different 9 positions
/kill @e[type=villager,name=Player1-1]
/kill @e[type=villager,name=Player2-1]
/kill @e[type=villager,name=Player1-2]
/kill @e[type=villager,name=Player2-2]
/kill @e[type=villager,name=Player1-3]
/kill @e[type=villager,name=Player2-3]
/kill @e[type=villager,name=Player1-4]
/kill @e[type=villager,name=Player2-4]
/kill @e[type=villager,name=Player1-5]
/kill @e[type=villager,name=Player2-5]
/kill @e[type=villager,name=Player1-6]
/kill @e[type=villager,name=Player2-6]
/kill @e[type=villager,name=Player1-7]
/kill @e[type=villager,name=Player2-7]
/kill @e[type=villager,name=Player1-8]
/kill @e[type=villager,name=Player2-8]
/kill @e[type=villager,name=Player1-9]
/kill @e[type=villager,name=Player2-9]
Then after every reset we need to add a detector when theres not armor_stands in the area kill all villager (Optional, for security reasons)
/testfor @e[type=armor_stand] (Repeat, always active)
Connected with a NOT gate
/kill @e[type=villager] (Impulse)
And if you want you can reset all the viewer, if you want to add this step you must create a second clean viewer that let you clone everytimes you want (Optional)
/clone NUM_X NUM_Y NUM_Z END_X END_Y END_Z POS_X POS_Y POS_Z (Chain, always active)
NUM_X = Position x from thge first block of the viewer
END_X = The last block of the viewer
POS_X = The position of the real viewer
Now we need to detect who are going to won the point and then add it in the viewer or you can make the game with one point
First let's detect the villagers for Player1. There are 8 posibilities to win, see the example from the graphic below.
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So after we learned all the posibilities we need to created it in commands
/testfor @e[type=villager,name=Player1-1] (Repeat, always active)
Connect it with the rest
/testfor @e[type=villager,name=Player1-2] (Chain, conditional, always active)
/testfor @e[type=villager,name=Player1-3] (Chain, conditional, always active)
Join the three command and if all going on the command will return true
/testfor @e[type=villager,name=Player1-1] (Repeat, always active)
/testfor @e[type=villager,name=Player1-2] (Chain, conditional, always active)
/testfor @e[type=villager,name=Player1-3] (Chain, conditional, always active)
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