Mascom (Mass Commands)

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Mascom (Mass Commands)

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Run any command as often as you like AT ONCE and easier than ever before :)

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Ever wanted to run one command multiple times but at once and without spamming the up-arrow and enter-key? This datapack makes it possible, easier than ever before!

How to use

Just run

function mascom:run {c:"<command>",i:"<iterations>"}

and replace with the desired command and with how often you want the command to be run, it's easy as that :)

Examples

function mascom:run {c:"summon sheep ~ ~ ~",i:"100"}

Summons 100 sheep at the players position

function mascom:run {c:"kill @e[type=!player]",i:"2"}

Kills everything but the player, twice. This instantly gets rid of any items the killed mobs might drop.
NOTE: Running kill @e will break most other datapacks

function mascom:run {c:"execute if predicate {'condition':'minecraft:random_chance','chance':0.1} run say There's a 10% chance of this message being displayed!",i:"100"} 

Of course you can also use this with conditional commands like execute if. You could use it to test probability-based events!

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    Banner A bunch of sheep spawned using a singe mascom command

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