/team
In this tutorial, I will be showing you how to use the /team command along with showing some example commands.
/team add <team> [<displayName>]
/team empty <team>
/team join <team> [<members>]
/team leave <members>
/team list [<teams>]
/team modify <team> (collisionRule|color|deathMessageVisibility|displayName|friendlyFire|nametagVisibility|prefix|seeFriendlyInvisibles|suffix)
/team remove <team>
'/team' is where you create teams along with make people join and leave them and change the team options. They are used as have are cool options with it such as:
Most of these commands you can work out and go through yourself as they are not complicated and are quite self explanatory. However I will go over a how to create one and the options as that is the main reason people use them. To create a team just do:
/team add <name> [<displayName>]
And you should have a team set up.
/team add <team> [<displayName>]
/team empty <team>
/team join <team> [<members>]
/team leave <members>
/team list [<teams>]
/team modify <team> (collisionRule|color|deathMessageVisibility|displayName|friendlyFire|nametagVisibility|prefix|seeFriendlyInvisibles|suffix)
/team remove <team>
'/team' is where you create teams along with make people join and leave them and change the team options. They are used as have are cool options with it such as:
- Removing collision
- Adding a display name color to all people in the team
- Turn friendly fire in the team on and off
- Managing players
- So many more pros
Most of these commands you can work out and go through yourself as they are not complicated and are quite self explanatory. However I will go over a how to create one and the options as that is the main reason people use them. To create a team just do:
/team add <name> [<displayName>]
And you should have a team set up.
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The optional display name uses JSON which is a syntax for storing and exchanging data. You don't need to know it however, as long as you know what you are doing you can just use the website here.
Then if we use the modify command
/team modify <team> <option> <value>
We can change the settings. Here are all the different options and what they do:
In this example I will change the color of both teams:
/team modify BlueTeam color blue
/team modify RedTeam color red
For the possible values, just tab complete it. Now if I join one of the teams and talk in chat, I will be in the color of the team.
/team join BlueTeam/RedTeam @s
Then if we use the modify command
/team modify <team> <option> <value>
We can change the settings. Here are all the different options and what they do:
- collisionRule - Who you can collide with
- color - The color your name is in chat, tab, scoreboard etc.
- deathMessageVisibility - Who's death messages you view
- displayName - The display name of the team (Same thing optionally set when creating a team)
- friendlyFire - Who you can hit
- nametagVisibility - Who's nametags you can view
- prefix - Text put in front of the name of everyone in the team (Uses JSON as well)
- seeFriendlyInvisibles - Whether you can see invisible players on your team
- suffix - Text put at the end of the name of everyone in the team (Uses JSON as well)
In this example I will change the color of both teams:
/team modify BlueTeam color blue
/team modify RedTeam color red
For the possible values, just tab complete it. Now if I join one of the teams and talk in chat, I will be in the color of the team.
/team join BlueTeam/RedTeam @s
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And if you ever want to leave a team you can just do:
/team leave @s
/team leave @s
If you have any questions about the other team settings or anything at all just leave a comment on one of my videos! ~Blue :)
