A result of 0 means the command has passed. Typically negative values mean a command has failed and will do nothing. In Minecraft, the result can correspond to the power of a redstone comparator feeding from a command block or the value that will be passed the chain command block the command block is facing. The command /gamerule keepInventory true does not work (minecraft version1.7.10) I have turned my cheats on but when i typed /gamerule keepInventory true the chat goes 'Your game rule has been updated' or something like that, but when i kill my self it drops all the items even if the gamerule is on.
#Keep inventory command mod#
The integer can be considered the result of the command. This is a serverside fabric mod that allows you to control how many items leave and stay in your inventory when you die. In vanilla Minecraft, they are usually used as method references, such as static methods named register under classes named XXXCommand. Like other functional interfaces, it is usually used as a lambda or a method reference:Ĭommand command = context -> As a side note, I have played minecraft with the kids since they were fairly young. If you have OP players, you'll need to add -keepitems.keep so they drop their items.
You will need to add keepitems.keep for users who will keep their items. The command context holds your command source of S and allows you to obtain arguments, look at the parsed command nodes and see the input used in this command. I'm sure you know this, but worth mentioning if you haven't played with permissions. The single method in Command, run(CommandContext) takes a CommandContext as the sole parameter and returns an integer.
In some cases, it can also be a ClientCommandSource. In Minecraft, the command source is typically a ServerCommandSource which can represent a server, a command block, rcon connection, a player or an entity. The command source provides some context in which a command was ran. It has a generic type S, which defines the type of the command source.
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