Paste the command in the commandblock 4. I've found a command that works for a block at a specific coordinate: execute if block -242 65 -606 minecraft:emerald_ore run kill @e[type=minecraft:arrow,x=-242,y=65,z=-606,dx=0,dy=0.1,dz=0] However, I want to be able to detect arrow hits at any and all emerald blocks within a specific cubic area of the world. oops that didnt work either-- arrows dont trigger tripwires... heres how I solved the issue although Im not even sure it was worth it---this is an elaborate shooting gallery target and I had to trigger command blocks AFTER the button was hit to /setblock the block the button was on as 'air', then at a later command block /setblock the same block back to the block it was, THEN … ... have 2 command blocks 1 comparator 1 redstone torch 2 blocks(1 any block and 1 redstone block) set up like this. He's a list of black colored blocks that could be used in decoration. What's the best thing to use for black blocks? Minecraft is a computer game with survival mode, where players have to acquire resources to build their Houses, cities, worlds.The game uses textures with a low resolution of 16×16 pixels, and the virtual world consists entirely of objects made of blocks. When shot through the water, arrows on fire will be extinguished. Active 2 years, 5 months ago. This is checking if an arrow is in the ground and if it is, giving them a tag. Give yourself a command block ( /give @p command_block ) 2. An arrow shot at a storage minecart will cause the minecart to break, dropping a minecart, a chest, and the contents in the storage minecart. Explosive Arrows with only one command 1. I found that block iterators do this well. Activate the commandblock. 1.13 [duplicate] Ask Question Asked 2 years, 5 months ago. Arrows shot at minecart tracks will stop a minecart from passing over that block until the arrow either despawns or is collected. Minecraft: How to make an arrow that when it lands it summons a lightning? Put this command inside (2): /execute @a[score_Arrows_min=1] ~ ~ ~ /fill ~-3 ~+11 ~-3 ~+3 ~+11 ~+3 minecraft:redstone_block 0 Next to that command block, place a chain command block with this command (3): /execute @a[score_Arrows_min=1] ~ ~ ~ /fill ~-4 ~+9 ~-4 ~+4 ~+12 ~+4 minecraft … Get the direction vector from the arrow (it keeps its direction when it impacts an object) and use that to make a vector of the direction the arrow is facing, then simply do a block interator that traces from the arrows location in the direction the arrow is facing for 1 block distance, what ever it collides with is your impact block. Copy the command 3. Next to this command block place another one, chain this time. 1 Obtaining 1.1 Breaking 1.2 Natural generation … Then all our next commands will be executing from the tag. Chiseled purpur and smooth purpur are two further variants of purpur blocks exclusive to Bedrock Edition which can only be accessed by commands and appear identical to regular purpur blocks. In these command blocks we can add what we want but we need to make sure they execute at the arrow not the command block so we use /execute at @e[tag=ArrowInGround] run COMMAND https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/article/how-build-arrow-gauntlet Purpur blocks and purpur pillars are decorative blocks that are naturally generated in end city dungeons and end ships in the End. What it does is look for type arrow that's been inGround:1b or been in the ground for a tick. Ok 1st set up command blocks like the picture shows don't worry about the redstone clock yet though, but in the 1st command block (on the very left) put "/testfor @e[type=Arrow] {inGround:1b}" without the quotes.