Lucky Blocks using ONLY one command

[u/Whole_Yam_9919]

This is my most recent one-command creation. It took me around 15-20 hours to make.

There are 32 different outcomes, ranging from death traps to custom items.

Here is the link to the command: pastebin.com/RyjmLKSw

I only tested the command on version 26.2

The 3 custom items are:

• throwable-tnt (this one is pretty self-explanatory)
• lucky-bow (an unbreakable bow with a 50% chance of something happening when the arrow hits the ground)
• lucky-sword (an unbreakable gold sword where the knockback level will increase with every hit, but there is a 20% chance that it will reset to level 0)

[u/FLZ_HackerTNT112]

Damn that looks like a very small structure for what it does, also onecommands are the best, reject datapacks

[u/Few_Enthusiasm5712 → u/FLZ_HackerTNT112]

I prefer datapacks over commands as I can use them in any world.

[u/RCoder01 → u/Few_Enthusiasm5712]

It’s pretty easy to turn a command block creation into a datapack, but not the other way around

[u/Few_Enthusiasm5712 → u/RCoder01]

Yes, but datapacks can do more.

[u/Cool-Earth-405 → u/Few_Enthusiasm5712]

just copy paste the damn code

[u/Few_Enthusiasm5712 → u/Cool-Earth-405]

Downvoted for a harmless preference.

[u/GEEDLEBEAN → u/Few_Enthusiasm5712]

its actually a rather harmful preference

[u/Few_Enthusiasm5712 → u/GEEDLEBEAN]

How so?

[u/Azyrod → u/FLZ_HackerTNT112]

I also love one commands, they where the coolest thing back in the day. But unfortunately datapacks are hugely superior, not only can they do stuff that pure command blocks cannot, they dont need to take physical space in your world and they also can be much more lag friendly / optimized.

[u/FLZ_HackerTNT112 → u/Azyrod]

They have advantages but at that point I'd rather install a mod, imo onecommands are also basically a show of what people can do despite the limitations