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In this tutorial, you will learn how to detect when a player is walking in Minecraft Java Edition 1.21+ using a scoreboard and command blocks. This is useful for custom maps, triggers, automatic systems, and advanced mechanics.
Let's start by creating a scoreboard that adds points when the player walks.
scoreboard objectives add walking custom:walk_one_cm
After that, place a Repeat command block set to (Always Active) with the following command:
execute as @a if entity @s[scores={walking=1..}] run say Walking!
In the same direction as the Repeat command block, place a Chain command block (connected to the Repeat block) and set it to Always Active, using the command below:
execute as @a if entity @s[scores={walking=1..}] run scoreboard players set @s walking 0
The idea is to detect if the player walked in the Repeat command block and run a command; in this case, we run say.
And in the Chain command block, we reset the score, indicating that the player might be standing still and stopping the say command from running.
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