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Thanks for the correction Charlotte what I meant to say was that the bottle of honey will stay the dispenser and not go into a hopper if it's below the beehive. Also you are correct about there being a hopper under the beehive in the photo. I am powering it with a repeater as seen in the photo (yes it can power it through a hopper). And yes I know it is locking the hopper above the bee hive

sorry it took so long I was busy with other stuff anyway so what is happening is that when you have a bottle in a dispenser facing a beehive if you activate the bee hive with Redstone dust the bottled honey goes into the hopper but if you activate it with a repeater or a button the bottle of honey will stay in the dispenser

How you recreate this is you put a hopper on the bottom a beehive with level 5 honey and a dispenser with a empty bottle then activate it with a repeater or button to recreate it

Thank you but Im doing something a little more complicated then just the say hi command so fingers crossed it works but, Thank you for give me this

Sorry it took so long I was busy with finals then forgot about this thing but here is the command (btw its also no long working in survival for my) /execute at Yourusername as Yourusername positioned ~-2 ~-2 ~-2 anchored eyes facing entity @e[type=minecraft:zombie,name=Bob,limit=1,dx=4,dy=2,dz=4] eyes run say Hi

Make sure to name the zombie Bob

Tristan its not that because I already checked for that it's that it isn't checking if the player is facing what I am telling it to I also tried the same command on a Single player world it works fine if but if I try on on multiplayer world it runs the command even if I'm not looking at the entity Im suppose to be looking at to run it