When I do a these two commands:
/tp @e[type=Silverfish,name=Hitblock] @p&
/tp @e[type=Silverfish,name=Hitblock] ~ ~-5 ~it makes the Silverfish apear -5 blocks bellow me, which is what I want, but when I move these commands to a different area (These commands are in a commandblock which is hooked up to a clock) and put the same command in the command block, it only activates the one command which is:
/tp @e[type=Silverfish,name=Hitblock] @pand doesn't make the silverfish appear underneath me. I am not sure why this is happening and I am playing on a flatland world so the Ground is only four blocks thick, but i don't think it is that because it should work when i fly up. The command I am using to summon the Silverfish is this:
/summon Silverfish ~ ~ ~-2 {CustomName:Hitblock,Attributes:[{Name:generic.movementSpeed,Base:0.001}]}I attached a video file to show you clearly whats going on
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that's because the game looks at the cords of the group of commandblocks triggered, don't know what it is but bu something like: first z all x from negitive to postitve, second z all x from negitive to postitve, etc.
somthing like that
that means you put the command that tp's the silverfish down is done first and that it teleports to the player is second