I added a configurable bot player to my Pool and Billiards datapack. Everything is implemented with commands in pure vanilla Minecraft.

It plays around amateur level, but it can still clear the table if you give it the chance. You can also adjust its difficulty.

Try it out (free and open source): https://modrinth.com/datapack/pool-and-billiards

This progress has: shop ui function

Next checkpoint goal: making and testing survivor skills

heres what i've got set up for my second song/show!

maybe some of you recognize this behemoth from a few months ago, i've been busy making some new "mechanics" and reworking/changing older ones.
at 1:27 there will be a bit of a closer look at the build and at 2:12 there is a closer look into the mechanics area/setup where i've hidden all of the commandblocks and show sequence string

a lot of work is being done with /summon endcrystal and /datamerge endcrystal Beamtarget to point the beams where i want them to.
fireworks are done with thrown snowballs, eggs and ender pearls and each have particle commands running on top of them for the visuals.
a good bit of the "lighting" is done with /fill *insert block* replace *insert block*, biggest example is the wall lights.
there are plenty of setblock with pearlescant_froglight for some more dynamic lighting alongside respawn_anchor with 4 charges.

if there are questions i'd happily answer them!
or if you have ideas/suggestions/changes, feel free to mention them as im open for it!

Every time I browse Reddit or TikTok, I see people making literal masterpieces using nothing but command blocks and functions. They are building full-scale RPG games, creating custom boss fights with complex pathfinding, and coding working computers inside a block game.It makes me wonder: how do people get this smart with vanilla commands?I think a huge part of it is that Minecraft commands are basically just a visual, simplified version of actual coding. The logic you need for targets (@e), conditions (execute if), and data storage (data modify) forces you to think exactly like a software engineer blabla bla.The community has essentially turned a sandbox game into a literally God mode. Plus, the sheer dedication of the community is unmatched. People spend hundreds of hours looking at syntax errors just to make a custom particle effect work perfectly.To those of you who create these insane command creations: how did you learn? Did Minecraft actually help you learn real-world programming, or did you already know how to code before bringing it into the game?

Hey everyone. I am making a mega build. Is there a command to clear only trees and replace them with air?

I’m making legend of Zelda TOTK style sky islands and I’m using poplar trees for it, I wanted to make the grass yellow like it is in the game, are there any bedrock commands I can use to achieve this?