So i was trying to make a potion that had saturation 4 for 6000 ticks. So that i could make items they could buy to keep their hunger full for a set amount of time. But when i tried.
What i did:
/give @p minecraft:potion{CustomPotionEffects:[{Id:23b,Amplifier:4b,Duration:6000}]} 1What should of happened:
Have gotten a potion when drank, refills your hunger completely for 5 minutes.
What actually happened:
Just filled my hunger for a second.
How to make it work:
/effect give {name} minecraft:saturation 600 4
I dont see why the saturation effect shouldnt be allowed to have a duration tag attached to it when its in potion form but can in a base command. Please add it.
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No, this is not. 6000 ticks is five minutes.
This is a reversion of MC-112389.
This custom potion effect hasn't worked since 1.11, even though the ticket was marked as resolved. Try it in 1.7.10, you'll see it works just fine.
/give @p minecraft:potion 1 0 {CustomPotionEffects:[{Id:23,Duration:3600}]}
Confirmed in 1.18,1, 1.18,2, 1.19, 1.19.2, 1.19.3, and 1.19.4-pre1.
Is this ever going to be resolved? Since
execute as @a[nbt={ActiveEffects:[{Id:23}]}] run say I have saturation.doesn't trigger on any ticks, I'm currently using a work around by using an amplified luck potion to trigger the effect command.
Sort of a workaround but you can now make food items that have a 100% chance to give effects, even Saturation/Instant Health/Instant Damage that have more than 1 tick
Tipped arrows do trigger the proper duration, as do custom food components, but neither splash nor lingering potions do.
Testing in a modded server environment seems to indicate (though I can’t be 100% sure that they’re not quirky too) that the effect is never applied in the first place, it just does the healing/hurting/hunger refilling one tick would do and then leaves.
This is not a duplicate post. That post is purely talking about the
/effect Command.
I am talking about the
Potion Effect. Two very different things.