because gamerule mobGriefing is set to false, you'll have all the damage without any of the terrain damage. Then, in a second repeating, we want to run the command execute as at run kill which will kill the nearly-about-to-explode TNT before it actually does, leaving the Creeper to do the exploding. Destroy your world with the Lucky TNT Mod Inspired by TooMuchTNT with tons of old and new TNTs. Next, in a repeating command block, we want to find any TNT that's about to explode, and summon a Creeper at the same spot execute as at run summon creeper ~ ~ ~ will summon an ignited Creeper with 2 ticks before it explodes Over 200 different TNTs to destroy your minecraft world. Primed TNT is a gravity-affected entity that produces a damaging, block-destroying explosion after a few seconds. this will prevent mobs from destroying terrain. Yes TNT is a block that can be primed by a redstone signal, flint and steel, stray fire, flaming projectile or explosion. There's actually a rather simple way to do this involving some funky command usage.įirst, make sure that gamerule mobGriefing is set to false. the information below pertains to Java, and will not work on Bedrock due to the inability to view or edit NBT data.Īs far as i'm aware, this is borderline impossible to do on Bedrock since you can't test for TNT explosion time, nor summon a Creeper with set explosion time however, i've decided to keep the information below for preservation's sake in the hopes it may still help people.
It appears i'm a bumbling idiot, and didn't notice the Bedrock tag. First, open the Minecraft launcher, login to your account, and then click play.
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