Teleport to Scaled Coordinates?

Question

I am working on a datapack and would like the give the end dimension a coordinate scale like the nether (so it can be used for fast travel).

So I set the coordinate scale to 16 in the json file and it works fine, except... now the ender dragon doesnt spawn.

So is there a workaround? I was thinking I could just teleport the player to 16 times whatever their current coordinates are in the end, but in order to do this I would have to save their coordinates as a scoreboard (which I know how to do), but I cant seem to make variables work in a /tp command.

To recap: I would like a command to tp a player to 16 times their current x/z coordinates. Is this possible?

Edit: it was possible but I needed to use someone's datapack to do it, and it's very complicated.

Answer 1

To do a raw teleport to another dimensions with scaled coordinates, we will do:

• Summon an armor_stand
• Store X with execute scaled to 16
• Store Y
• Store Z with execute scaled to 16
• Tp player to armorstand but in the end
• Remove armorstand

And here are the command versions. You said you are making a datapack so you can make these commands a file and run execute as <player> run function <this function> and it should work just fine.

As stated by the OP, the armor stand quickly goes to unloaded chunks. Here is the solution to it, use execute as armor_stand run function, this way @s will be refering to the armor stand for the entire time, even when unloaded.

file_1:

execute in minecraft:overworld at @r run summon minecraft:armor_stand ~ ~ ~ {Tags:["scale"]}
tag @s add to_end
execute as @e[tag=scale,limit=1] at @s run function file_2
tag @s remove to_end

file_2:

execute store result entity @s Pos[0] double 16 run data get entity @a[limit=1,tag=to_end] Pos[0]
execute store result entity @s Pos[1] double 1 run data get entity @a[limit=1,tag=to_end] Pos[1]
execute store result entity @s Pos[2] double 16 run data get entity @a[limit=1,tag=to_end] Pos[2]
execute at @s in minecraft:the_end run tp @a[limit=1,tag=to_end] ~ ~ ~
kill @s

Tried at (1000, ~, 1000) and it worked.