How to generate mining villagers with instructions

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Not only ordinary items, but also items with custom enchant and custom name can be sold

enter the tutorial. The first thing to learn is how to make a villager. This is very simple. The command is:

sum villager ~ ~ 1 ~

put this command into the command box. After activation, an ordinary villager will be displayed. Trading items are random, because I haven't joined any NBT yet/ I won't say more about the basis of summon instruction. I will go directly to NBT. First of all, there are six kinds of Villagers: librarian, butcher, blacksmith, farmer and priest. Another is that villagers who have not been used in MC will not brush out naturally. The first is to teach you how to brush out different kinds of villagers. The type of villagers is not very interesting. I think it's just a matter of beauty. Instruction:

sum villager ~ ~ 1 ~

{P} rofession:1 }

as you can see, the first line is the same as the previous instruction, which is to brush out a villager. The second line shows the first NBT: {profession}. This profession means variety. As you can see, what I write behind is 1, which is the ID of the villager type. Write different IDs and brush different kinds of villagers

villager ID list:

0 - villager (farmer's name, brown coat)

1 - villager (librarian, white coat)

2 - villager (priest, purple coat)

3 - villager (blacksmith, black cloak)

4 - villager (butcher, white cloak)

5 - villager (default villager, green coat)

you should note that id5 is the default villager, Game is not natural brush out, only the command box can brush out. So, after you know the ID, you can brush out the type. There are also different kinds of things. Villagers of each kind sell different things. But after you can customize the transaction, the kind is not important. There are screenshots of various villagers on minecraft Wiki:

next, let's talk about custom trading instructions. This order is more complicated because it includes some NBTS, which control the number of transactions, items bought, items sold and quantity respectively. Instructions:

/ sum villager ~ ~ 1 ~

{offers: {Recipes: [{maxu ses:9999999 ,buy:{id:264,C ount:1 },sell:{id:267,C ount:1 }}]}}

as you can see, there is no previous professional in this instruction, because professional is not required. If you don't write it, the command box will brush out the farmers and villagers by itself. After that, let's talk about the NBT of this instruction:

offers: the meaning of custom transaction. If you need to brush custom transaction, you must write this

Recipes: the meaning of trading method, which must also be written. The following maxuses are trading methods

maxuses: Custom transaction times. If you write 1, the villagers will trade the item once. I wrote 999, unlimited trading

buy: items bought by villagers, that is, items that players need to give villagers. The following ID and count are related to this item. ID is the item ID and count is the transaction quantity

sell: the items sold by villagers are the items that players get. Like buy, ID is the item ID and count is the quantity

so the meaning of my above instruction is: exchange a diamond for an iron sword, and you can trade 999999 times

if you put this command into the command box to activate, it will also have the same effect. Then some players will ask: how can a villager trade multiple items? This is also very simple. Once an item is traded, the others are simple, because most of them are repeated instructions. For example:

/ sum villager ~ ~ 1 ~

{offers: {Recipes: [{maxu ses:9999999 ,buy:{id:264,C ount:1 },sell:{id:267,C ount:1 }},

{maxU ses:9999999 ,buy:{id:331,C ount:1 },sell:{id:98,C ount:1 ,D amage:3 }},

{maxU ses:9999999 ,buy:{id:103,C ount:1 },sell:{id:86,C ount:1 }},

{maxU ses:9999999 ,buy:{id:80,C ount:1 },sell:{id:79, C ount:1 }}]}}

as like as two peas, you can see that this instruction is very long, but most of them are plicated, and the format is exactly the same as it was just now. After that, if you look at the third line, there is a new NBT: damage where the villagers sell their goods. This is the information of the square. You will find that the ID of some blocks are the same, but they are different blocks. For example: wool with color, ID is 35, but they have one difference: information. Therefore, if you look at the third line, you will find that the transaction is: a red stone for a patterned stone brick. Because the stone brick has many patterns, we need to add information to clarify which kind of stone brick it is. If not, it will give the default stone brick. If we break down the whole order, all the transactions will be: a diamond for an iron sword, a red stone for a patterned stone brick, a watermelon for a pumpkin, a piece of snow for a piece of ice

since the count in the instruction is all 1, they are all traded one by one. Maxuses are all 999999, indicating that they can be traded infinitely. You can put the command into the command box and try it yourself. Of course, if you want to trade super enchant equipment, you need to combine the command of custom enchant

the next lesson is how to exchange two items for one of the villagers

to give you an example:

here are 64 diamonds and 64 emeralds for one clay. Enter the tutorial, the instruction is:

/ sum villager ~ ~ 1 ~

{offers: {Recipes: [{maxu} ses:9999999 ,buy:{id:264,C ount:64 },buyB:{id:388,C ount:64 },sell:{id:3,C ount:1 As like as two peas in front of}}]}}

, the NBT sees just one more: buyB. This means that when villagers trade, players need to exchange two items for one. It's also very easy to use buyb. Use a comma directly after buy, and then enter buyb. The format is exactly the same as buy and sell. ID is ID and count is quantity

The command that my world can summon 50 villagers at one time is / sum ﹣ n & lt; villager>

there are two ways to input any command: one is in the dialog box, the other is in the command box. When inputting instructions, make sure that the "allow cheating" option is turned on/ The most basic usage of the summon instruction is / summon / N & lt; Entity & gt& lt; Entity & gt; Fill in the name of the entity in English

names of common entities:

villager slim sheep zombie silverfish chicken pig

skeleton Guardian pig

expansion materials:

1. Entity names must be in English, and the initials of creatures can be in uppercase or lowercase

2. The prefix "minecraft:" before biology can be added or not

3. In the process of inputting instructions, Chinese input method cannot be used

example: sum villager ~ ~ 1 ~ {customname: & quot; Ordinary villagers

function: summon a villager named ordinary villager at a position above the command executor

when the command is successfully output, there will be a prompt: "successfully summoned the entity"

Complete with / sum and NBT. You can trade more than one item. You can trade multiple items at the same time. You can also customize the number of transactions. Not only ordinary items, but also items with custom enchant and custom name can be sold

the order to brush out the villagers is: sum villager ~ ~ 1 ~. Copy the code, put this command into the command box, after activation, it will brush out an ordinary villager. Trading items are random, because I haven't joined any NBT yet. Go straight to NBT{ RRRRR}