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I can't seem to figure this out. I am trying to testfor if a player is near certain coordiantes, namely {-9, 100, 16}, and then to teleport them somewhere else.
In earlier versions it would be /testfor @a[x=-9,y=100,z=16,r=2] in a repeating command block going into a chain conditional command block that says /tp @p ~8 ~ ~, although it seems in 1.13 they have removed /testfor. I've seen that apparently I'm supposed to use /execute now in some way but I'm not sure how.
/execute already existed before and had most of the features it has now. But you don't even need that. Since you want to teleport relative to the command block, you can just use this:
/tp @a[x=-9,y=100,z=16,distance=..2] ~8 ~ ~
If you wanted to teleport the players 8 blocks from their location, you would use this:
execute as @a[x=-9,y=100,z=16,distance=..2] at @s run tp @s ~8 ~ ~
execute as @a[x=x,y=y,z=z,distance=..2] at @s run say Hello Now, sorry if i didn't explain myself at the first time, english is not my native language. With a 2 Observers clock, my command block is able to execute this command over and over again and shows the message as soon as the user gets in the coordinates indicated by me. Either way, if I stay still, it will be executed forever. I need to do two things: keep watching those coordinates permanently and execute the command just a single time, never again. Thanks in advance!
– Enrique Bermúdez
Mar 1 '19 at 0:15
